Crime Scene: Moscow
5 hrs. 46 min.
Language
Russian
Author
Eduard Khrutsky
Author
Eduard Khrutsky
Narrator
Vsevolod Kuznetsov
Narrator
Vsevolod Kuznetsov
Description
The investigation is led by the senior criminal investigator of the Moscow Criminal Investigation Department—Lieutenant Colonel Igor Dmitrievich Korneev.
1982. Moscow.
In the capital, a series of audacious robberies is taking place. The criminals clearly work on a tip: there are always two attackers. They are dressed in blue coveralls and masks. They rob exclusively people who have traveled abroad many times. During the last robbery, one of the criminals dropped his mask, and the victim managed to see his face. Perhaps this will help the investigation move beyond a dead end.
1983. Sochi.
In the salon of a parked “Mercedes,” an murdered businessman from Vienna is found. He headed the Soviet-Austrian company “Antik,” which restores and copies antique items. The bullet entered the glass from the driver’s side and struck precisely the temple of the man who had previously been known as Otto Mauer. It may be the work of a hired killer, Jacques Lebre, who is being sought by Interpol—or perhaps the unfortunate victim became part of criminal showdowns. The MUR detectives will have a difficult job ahead to figure out all the details of this crime.
1982. Moscow.
In the capital, a series of audacious robberies is taking place. The criminals clearly work on a tip: there are always two attackers. They are dressed in blue coveralls and masks. They rob exclusively people who have traveled abroad many times. During the last robbery, one of the criminals dropped his mask, and the victim managed to see his face. Perhaps this will help the investigation move beyond a dead end.
1983. Sochi.
In the salon of a parked “Mercedes,” an murdered businessman from Vienna is found. He headed the Soviet-Austrian company “Antik,” which restores and copies antique items. The bullet entered the glass from the driver’s side and struck precisely the temple of the man who had previously been known as Otto Mauer. It may be the work of a hired killer, Jacques Lebre, who is being sought by Interpol—or perhaps the unfortunate victim became part of criminal showdowns. The MUR detectives will have a difficult job ahead to figure out all the details of this crime.
