Kill Peter Rabbit

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An exciting thriller with elements of a traditional detective puzzle, in which the key witness to the crime turns out to be a young man with developmental disabilities who communicates exclusively through visual images.

Young Ыnchхон keeps an unusual diary that contains not a single word…

He follows a strict routine, has a strong fear of traveling on public transport, loves Marvel’s “The Avengers,” and a story about Peter Rabbit. Suffering from autism, Ыnchхон cannot speak, read, or write. Fate made it so that he became the only witness to a brutal double murder that took place in the center for mental health, where he is undergoing treatment…

Getting oral testimony from such a witness is impossible. All Ыnchхон can do is color sheets of paper in different colors. This is clearly not meaningless—it’s a clue to identifying the murderer. But how do you decode such an unusual code?