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[music] an

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insignificant detail allows you to solve a

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crime the

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sum of small details leading to

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the main solution little things new investigation we

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divide there is nothing more important than little things the most

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notorious criminal crimes of our

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past I will tell you how criminologists

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decades ago and imprisoned

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criminals without special equipment

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security cameras and electronic databases as

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it was before when investigators solved the

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most complicated crimes only with the

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help of intuition and obtained material

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evidence.

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On the night of November 21-22, 1979, an

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unknown person entered an antique store on Deribasovskaya

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[music]

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[music]

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well, something is missing for you

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yet the next day early In the morning, an

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operational group led by Captain Roman Panfilov arrived at the scene of the incident,

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what's going on here, hello, we're the

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director, I'm actually talking about this Panfilov, do

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you suspect anyone of

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robbery? We've been robbed here on the terraces, you've

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been robbed, comrade director, husband,

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wake up, what's missing from the value, you can't tell right away

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we have hundreds of antique

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things here and we need to make an inventory of this

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described with a premium no let's take a look

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please come here

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something is missing nothing is missing what kind of

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picture

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no no don't touch it with your hands what is the name of

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the crafter it's not on the super team

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what does that mean it's not yours well yes, yes, well, another

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old man brought it for evaluation, he wanted to

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get money before the inventory number on it

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is from a museum, we haven’t figured it out

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yet, it’s strange to talk about it’s been lying around for a long time,

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well, the

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address of the person who brought the painting is

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available in find the address, let me do a

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thorough inventory in the store, it

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turned out to be an overnight guest he took

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things out of the room that could not be

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named with real prices, several

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small figurines, a small icon and

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coins,

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but a valuable painting by the famous

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marine painter of the last century, Rufin

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Surkovsky, which, judging by the number,

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was in the museum for some time, he did

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not take it, but it was lying in plain sight

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operative Roman Panfilov installed a

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canvas from the Odessa Art

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Museum, the painting was listed in the storerooms of

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any famous museum, this is

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just the tip of the iceberg,

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often most of the collection

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is stored in storerooms,

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so in the Louvre there are approximately 300 thousand

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exhibits of which

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only a tenth of the

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thefts from museum halls are presented to the public is widely known

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but they rarely learn about thefts from storerooms;

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as a rule, this is done by

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museum workers who have the

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opportunity to slowly steal exhibits.

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Thus, in the late 70s, a group of

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Russian museum employees copied 7

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drawings by Pavel Filonov;

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they were left in the storerooms and the originals were

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sold to France for 70 thousand francs by the

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curator Museum of the History of St. Petersburg in the

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dashing nineties sold almost 180

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weapons dated July 31, 2006,

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221

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pieces of jewelry by Russian craftsmen of the

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18th and 19th centuries were also stolen from the storerooms of Perm, the director of the store,

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Oleg Chukhno, assured that the painting was not

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intended for sale, it was taken for

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appraisal, the address and address are written down here

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phone number of the person who brought it

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his name is Ustin Karpenko a year ago he

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resigned from his position as a museum watchman

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prosecutor's office investigator Elizaveta

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Denisenko Anna took him to the address of

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operative

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Romano Panfilov Ustin Karpenko made an appointment for

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the operative in the city park

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can he help you

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no no I myself so it turns out Vasin

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cards means You didn’t hand over the painting, but

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where did I get it from, given in the receipt,

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your passport details and

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you would have worked at the museum as a watchman for a

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year now, I haven’t worked and your passport details are

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old,

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I changed my new passport a year ago, that’s

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how I lost my helmet with my old one, there’s

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this

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I’m not a fool to drink and drink when the museum

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was still open and the film itself was kept in the passport in the sector so

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that it wouldn’t disappear, that’s also

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right, and then my bad head let me down.

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Karpenko told me how my

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legs became really bad. I decided to quit my

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job as a plumber. I

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drank well in the morning. all

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ram supplies

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[music]

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come

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in hello mikhalna hello ustin

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karpovich how is your first day resting

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normally mikhalna we would like

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to get a passport which passport do

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you still have my ustin cards but

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we took him yesterday before the banquet when they

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came to invite me he collected it take a look

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you remember where it was to the hill

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apologizing

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Tamara Ivanova, the head of the museum sector was

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upset by the forgetfulness of the watchman, the

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pensioner hastened to retreat and once

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again promised himself not to drink until

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he passes out, it’s

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been a long time since you’ve been in a chair for

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six months, I haven’t gotten up at all, this is a magazine from a

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robbed antique store,

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according to documents, Ustin Karpenko

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constantly donated paintings there for the first time, a

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canvas from his name was brought a year ago

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immediately after the former watchman

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lost his passport, the investigator suggested

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that the pensioner was simply being set up, but who

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even more questions arose after the

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expert’s conclusion came, let me

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remind you that a window was broken in an antique store,

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but a criminal entered through

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the door, he opened the lock with a key,

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her key and closed the operatives found out

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the only key to the main entrance to the

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store is from the director Oleg Chukhno

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Ninotchka, when will you finally wait the

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director is busy to be free will

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look at your royal Ninotchka Danish we will have at least

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some money pensions

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hello hello wait you where

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without a queue I’m at the Communist Party I’ll write write

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this is a comrade from the police hello hello

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have a seat please

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thank you Panfilov showed a photograph of the

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former museum side

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Chukhno I haven’t seen it before it turns out the

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paintings were not brought by Karpenko according to the

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results of the examination

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the lock of the store they broke open the wings with

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their own keys how do you explain this

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this can’t possibly be the key to

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the entrance only I always found it with

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me, I don’t give it to anyone, well, open

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and close the store yourself, then it turns out that

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the store is open keys, nothing valuable is

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missing, this

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begs the question, why was it necessary to

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stage a robbery, and I don’t know

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what you are missing, another

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new shirt to put in when you don’t have

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shirts now you have to think citizen

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than but you have an alibi

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I wouldn’t really like to be and I

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want different things it’s your weight and I

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need accurate information

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well okay

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they are a Soviet Soviet acquaintance

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surname Anna Savitskaya worked as an

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art historian in a museum

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Chukhno didn’t want to talk about their

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relationship because she is married,

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her husband Pavel, the director of the museum, Pashka,

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went to the dacha to drink as usual and did

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n’t come to me all night, I had it

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in the morning, I left for work,

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you can ask them, yes, I asked,

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I’ll definitely ask, an anonymous letter came to the name of the investigator of

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the prosecutor’s office,

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Denisenko. it was said

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that the head of the museum, Tamara Ivanova and the

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director, Pavel Savitsky, were lovers and

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together they were stealing paintings. The investigation of

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thefts in the museum had become a matter of

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paramount importance; the

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robbery of an antique store was relegated to the background; the

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investigator, Denisenko,

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summoned the Soviet and Ivana;

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the woman was responsible for the paintings from the

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storerooms in her safe. Let me remind you that

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the passport of the museum guard

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Karpenko,

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named after whom someone handed over paintings for

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sale, was kept; an

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audit in the storerooms of your university is underway to

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tug at the memory in the shirt, especially since the

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shirt is

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expensive, I’m not afraid that it’s important, and she

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brought two identical ones from Italy, an

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art critic with a world reputation, well

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then it’s clear how 2 it turned out that the

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director of the antique store, the

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pastor, tore his head off, well, what did you give him,

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he’s my classmate, they just grabbed the store

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and if you buy one thing, the

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second one is half price or even free,

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remind the name of the company, it seems

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like it’s Zeus Axis of some kind in 1979,

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Gianni versace

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was not yet a world-famous designer,

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his only store was in

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Milan, he shocked the public in order to attract their

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attention,

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for example, the symbol of his brand made

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the head of Medusa, a gorgon of a mythological

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heroine with a woman's face and snakes instead of

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hair, versace guessed the shocking effect, it worked

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supermodels Claudia Slate Linda

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Evangelista singer Madonna steel the faces of the

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Versace fashion house

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in the nineties, its products gained

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popularity among the nouveau riche

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in the post-Soviet space, it was

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Versace that gave birth to modena crimson

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jackets and long leather raincoats a

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good shirt but it won’t be useful in prison what are

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you hinting at I’m not hinting the signal

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has been received

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that you are equipped by the state and the

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wealthy corner connection who to try

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what kind of connection this is slander and we also

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know about the passport of the guard for whom you

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draw up pictures, maybe your safe has

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disappeared and neatly citizens this is slander

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and about the passport and about theft this is removed

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I am ready to admit that Tamara Mikhailovna

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made a mistake and brought

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reports then you want to say that

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citizen Ivanova could have heard it

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badly, but a mistake

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all my people with everyone happens to be accurate

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the morning

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I say everyone is mistaken part so I’ll say

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my eyes will roll out of my head and you say

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slander,

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then you would understand for hints a family

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quarrel is true Romanovich it’s obvious

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the results of the interrogation of his new Soviet

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had to be released anonymously there is an

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anonymous name you can’t refer to it in court but

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after the end of the audit in the museum

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it turned out that several dozen

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paintings were missing and the release of each of them was

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formalized, the corresponding order was

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signed and the Soviet director of the museum

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Tamara Ivanova turned out to be

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prudent and saved their

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paintings were issued to workshops for

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restoration to organize exhibitions in

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other museums, but they did not return

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and organized food based on

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the data and viziv the prosecutor's office issued a

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search warrant at the place of

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residence of his new Tamara and Paul

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the Soviet Cervantes, you will find something with

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them where your husband could be now at the

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dacha and nowhere else he

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left there from lunch yesterday, your

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nails are beautiful, I’m just nervous about the painting in

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Odessa, an antique store was robbed, but

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the thief took away nothing valuable.

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During the inspection of the crime scene, the detectives

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drew attention to the painting with an

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inventory number, according to the director

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and and brought for evaluation by pensioner Ustin

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Karpenko, a former museum guard,

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but the pensioner said that he had not submitted any paintings

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for evaluation;

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he had not been using his passport for six months;

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Ustin lost his passport a year ago when

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he was celebrating his retirement;

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passport and

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then reported that Karpenko took the document

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yesterday, a few days later the investigator

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received an anonymous letter in which it was reported about the

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theft of paintings from the museum under suspicion the

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director and head of the museum

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[music]

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start starting

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looked at the sideboard if you find something

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mikhalna where your husband might be in the

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country now more than a German woman

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left there from lunch yesterday,

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you are bleeding, it’s me with my nails that’s why

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I’m just nervous, I’m painting money, it’s hard for me to

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understand him, if he took the paintings, then where is

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the money, you see how we live, it’s not

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luxury, he probably spends all the money on his mistress,

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I received it yesterday I’ll show you the anonymous letter now,

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it says that they are

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paintings of crabs,

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it’s all so disgusting, we got exactly

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the same, don’t worry,

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we’ll figure it out, the operatives arrived at the Soviet dacha, the

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owner of the house was dead, there was a

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decanter of cognac on the table and a snack,

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apparently the Soviet was waiting for someone

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on a visit look at

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the operative Roman Panfilov found under

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the table a button from the shirt of the murdered

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Savitsky

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about the Sochi monolith there was no one in the house

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this thing could easily have broken

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the skull strange all the buttons were in place 1

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extra and then Panfilov remembered the meeting with the

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director of the antique store Oleg

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Chukhno

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this is the state of coffee one more thing was missing for a

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new shirt to put on your shirt,

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now you need to think citizen chip on

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your alibi, there is something that works out and everything on

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Odessa on the shirt is great it was

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urgently necessary to check where Oleg Chukhno was last

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night and this morning

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and also to interview the neighbors in the

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dacha of the murdered man Sarmatian can I

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contact you captain panfilov criminal

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investigation department tell me you haven’t noticed anything suspicious

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lately at this dacha plot the

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neighbor of the soviet supply

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turned out to be the second mechanic of the steamship who had recently arrived from a voyage,

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admiral nakhimov

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igor shchapov, he saw how the lapel of the dacha of the

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murdered man, with a quick step, minced a man of

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inconspicuous appearance in colorful

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shirt quickly got into the car and drove away

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clear

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thank you very much helped us all the debt of

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all the good

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before his death Savitsky set the table and

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waited for the guest at the place of death the director of

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the museum found a button with the head of a gorgon I

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remind you the Soviet wife brought

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two fashionable shirts from Italy for her husband and

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lover the director of an antique store

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Oleg Chukhno, apparently before his death,

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Savitsky met with a

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former classmate of Chukhno, there was something to discuss

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in the Chukhno store where they found a

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painting stolen from the museum, it is possible that it was the

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director of the store who ensured the sale of the

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stolen goods, in this case Chukhno was

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interested in ensuring that the Soviet

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could not do anything tell

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yourself once to the director, good afternoon, he’s

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gone so no, he’s already gone

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and the store is closed,

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but today what can I say he was at work,

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he opened the store in the morning, new ones

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promised to be back by lunchtime, I’ve been waiting for him for

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more than an hour, I’ve been waiting for him, but he’s still not there and there’s nothing

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good your director’s work gender for

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someone else is this the address of whom won’t you

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give it to Primorskaya street

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33 Primorskaya 3333 please stay until it’s

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suddenly over

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[music]

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Oleg Chukhno was lying in bed he was dead

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then I killed the die I thought I’d survive but no

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the operative found a printed one on the table

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she wrote a note to the typewriter, explaining what

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happened here,

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apparently Chukhno committed suicide, drank a large

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dose of sleeping pills, the damage on the body

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was not a non-violent death, the case could be

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closed, examination of the fibers on Chukhno’s

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shirt showed what was found near the

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body of the director of the Soviet museum, a button that was

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not torn off and was carefully cut off, she

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found the fibers blood of the second group

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and in the Soviet and Chukhno 1 but the second

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blood type was found on the

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nail scissors found at home at Chukhno ah with

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smeared fingerprints in all

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these circumstances

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the investigation had to figure it out I

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double-checked I rechecked the Soviet o'clock at nine in the

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morning died

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and the sailor saw sneezed says that the sun

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was almost where -the thread doesn’t match and the z is

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full, these are ladies’ faces, you can’t help but

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root the armor in an American overgrowth,

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where

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Soviet housewives knew the American company Singer well, because they

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inherited from their grandmothers

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sewing machines on which

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Singer was written in Russian with a solid sign at the end the fact that at the beginning of the

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20th century, these machines were produced under license in

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Podolsk and the name on them

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was written in Cyrillic, which was clear to the buyer,

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but the manicure sets and other

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products that the company produced in the

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second half of the twentieth century in the union were

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not heard of by the Soviet authorities; relations with Singer did

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not work out; the

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buildings the company built in the center of

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St. Petersburg

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after the revolution of 17, the tapes were removed from the

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date of 1938 in the house of Singer they opened a

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house of

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moreman books on ours they could have brought them

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or she bought it herself in Italy somewhere and

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remember there was no blood on the fingers of anyone from the

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Soviet ones

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and at the hill where could your

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husband be at the dacha right now, he

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left there from lunch yesterday, you’re bleeding, it’s clearly someone who’s

00:23:53

not just nervous, that I’m thinking she

00:24:02

could have been killed by the Soviets, he

00:24:06

turned his back to her, didn’t expect a catch, she’s

00:24:09

gifted him with something heavy from behind could

00:24:14

theoretically, but

00:24:20

what was her motive,

00:24:24

and her lover was cheesy, she

00:24:28

could have sprinkled anything into his tea and coffee, and even that

00:24:32

could have gotten in the way of his pants, I need to take a very

00:24:37

serious motive so that we

00:24:40

’ll see right away and the lover should

00:24:43

go to her to check if Is she

00:24:44

okay? I'm going to the Soviet one, and we'll have a smoke;

00:24:49

she's good;

00:25:10

in the Soviet apartment, no one

00:25:12

answered the call separately; now I ca

00:25:15

n't think of anything to look for; hello, hello, do

00:25:20

you live in this house? Yes, on what

00:25:22

issue are you interested?

00:25:26

I know

00:25:31

when I was just with her in the city never about

00:25:33

40 minutes ago he

00:25:37

drove up to the cathedral cathedral cathedral

00:25:40

htm goods already our snowballs are playing let's play

00:25:44

football I think I know

00:25:46

tell her there was some kind of tube package in her hands

00:25:47

as they knew there was a package like

00:25:51

this she's from the passenger compartment to the

00:25:56

trunk of the transition is

00:25:57

excellent thank you we won't delay you any longer

00:25:59

please we

00:26:03

need to go to the cathedral as it's full of

00:26:05

people like us and we'll find let's go there

00:26:07

we'll figure it out we wo

00:26:26

n't find her here the match started to

00:26:29

put aside Roman Ilyich we

00:26:30

're waiting for a

00:26:33

car familiar

00:26:36

to the Soviet one that looks like it's waiting for someone

00:26:39

this is who came to us,

00:26:41

but now he’s a

00:26:45

Soviet

00:26:52

nice with a pawn, so here’s the package of things,

00:26:54

we’re waiting

00:26:55

carefully, I understand you’ll come back from the flight, the

00:26:59

money will be waiting,

00:27:11

it’s time to take it,

00:27:19

stay in the car, you see it’s

00:27:22

only a spoiled binder, calmly, the police document,

00:27:25

you were missing documents here,

00:27:31

oh what a wonderful name you have, comrade

00:27:34

Bulba, where does he work in the seas, burn mario,

00:27:40

go see what you have in the trunk,

00:27:45

well, that means that it’s

00:27:49

the medicines they didn’t say, the medicines, the medicines,

00:27:52

to speak with witnesses to me now,

00:27:56

how is it that you, comrade Bulba, didn’t even

00:27:58

bother to look at what you have firmly as

00:28:01

citizens of the planet and I ask you to be

00:28:03

careful, addict, they did

00:28:08

n’t tell you the medicine,

00:28:12

say so Kurba, but what kind of

00:28:15

medicine grew up, it seems to the researcher,

00:28:17

Peter would have been an avid football

00:28:20

fan, he made an appointment in front of

00:28:22

the stadium to watch his favorite team

00:28:24

and pick up the cargo in three days,

00:28:26

the bulbs had to go to voyage to Naples

00:28:28

upon return to Odessa, the boatswain

00:28:30

was due a reward of 3,000 rubles, the

00:28:33

painting was sent for expert examination by the author and the

00:28:36

value of the canvas could not be determined for a long time,

00:28:39

and only a month later a response came from

00:28:41

Moscow.

00:28:49

works of at least a

00:28:50

million dollars and at auction you can

00:28:53

bargain for

00:28:54

much more Michelangelo Merisi

00:28:57

and the caravan is an Italian artist

00:28:59

who is considered the first realist in

00:29:02

painting,

00:29:03

he lived only 37 years but left a

00:29:06

huge legacy, he was hated by his

00:29:08

contemporaries because the artist blew up

00:29:11

canons, did not make sketches, did not develop

00:29:15

the composition, described

00:29:18

beggars and prostitutes posed for him directly onto the canvas, he

00:29:21

depicted them as saints, and in the painting of the

00:29:25

resurrection of Lazarus, the caravan forced

00:29:27

the sitters to hold a dead body

00:29:29

that was taken from the grave.

00:29:32

His works are among the ten most

00:29:34

copied paintings in the world; at

00:29:37

international auctions they are estimated at

00:29:40

tens of hundreds million dollars Judith and

00:29:43

Holofernes a

00:29:44

painting that was lost for 400 years is

00:29:48

valued at 135 million dollars,

00:29:51

well, the Soviet woman was detained at home, the woman

00:29:55

immediately realized that everything was against her and began

00:29:58

to speak in Odessa, an antique

00:30:03

store was robbed, but nothing of value was

00:30:05

taken away during the inspection of the crime scene,

00:30:08

detectives paid attention on a painting with an

00:30:10

inventory number, the director of the store

00:30:13

claims that

00:30:15

some old man brought it. The investigation finds out that

00:30:18

thefts of valuable paintings are taking place in the Odessa museum

00:30:21

and the stolen goods are sold through an antique store. A few

00:30:24

days after the

00:30:26

robbery, the director of the museum, Pavel Savitsky, is killed.

00:30:30

Suspicion falls on Oleg Chukhno, the

00:30:33

director of the antique store, but he is

00:30:36

also found dead next to the body, a

00:30:39

suicide note confessing to the

00:30:41

murder of Pavel,

00:30:43

the results of the examination showed that Chukhno did not

00:30:46

kill the director of the museum,

00:30:47

everything is a set-up, the main suspect

00:30:50

becomes Anna Savitskaya,

00:30:52

well, they are detained while trying to sell the

00:30:54

painting, the caravan

00:30:57

[music]

00:31:05

come in,

00:31:06

please sit down for me home

00:31:13

tell me in detail about the painting

00:31:16

initially the painting was considered a copy,

00:31:19

it took a lot of time to

00:31:20

prove that it was the original if it weren’t for me, the

00:31:24

painting was rotting in storage rooms,

00:31:27

I often went to Milan, worked in

00:31:30

museums there, met a Stalinist collector by chance,

00:31:33

told him about the

00:31:37

bed, Zhulin offered two

00:31:40

million dollars for it, 2 million

00:31:43

you decided we could sell the painting and

00:31:46

we’ll leave for Italy, especially since everyone thought

00:31:49

that at first everything went smoothly, we

00:31:56

brought the painting to the dacha and hid it there,

00:31:59

but then the guy seemed to have been replaced, you

00:32:07

understand, I don’t want to live in the Soviet Union, I’m

00:32:11

tired of living here, I want to live abroad,

00:32:16

we’re going to these days for 5 lives here

00:32:20

what kind of life do you want to miss in Odessa

00:32:24

when there is and just not lalonde we are needed

00:32:29

there this collector of his friends

00:32:33

will set our heads on they will cut off 1 he

00:32:36

will feed you sometimes you will pass to yourself crit

00:32:43

I don’t know what fly bit him

00:32:46

Anna Savitskaya said that all these

00:32:49

conversations started shortly before her

00:32:52

next trip to Italy,

00:32:54

then she still didn’t understand what was what, but

00:32:57

upon arrival everything became clear, they let’s go to

00:33:04

bed, it’s too late, I have to give it back now,

00:33:15

someone here used my perfume,

00:33:18

they didn’t understand what kind of perfume it was,

00:33:28

but why did

00:33:32

n’t I kill him? I was going to kill him, I wanted to

00:33:37

do a minor dirty trick on him,

00:33:38

I wanted him to go to prison along with

00:33:42

this rubbish,

00:33:43

I wanted to take revenge on him for everything he

00:33:46

did to me for my ruined life, the idea

00:33:50

arose when the director of the antique

00:33:51

store, Oleg Chukhno, invited her to

00:33:55

evaluate the next paintings, thank you.

00:34:02

your percentage is as always oleshko, but somehow you’re

00:34:07

not tired of your percentages before you

00:34:12

invited me to your place

00:34:17

with your foot, I invite you to a

00:34:21

solo pro session, seeing the inventory number,

00:34:24

the Soviet decided to make sure that the

00:34:27

police were interested in the picture. Oleg Chukhno

00:34:29

had been in love with Anna for a long time, it was

00:34:32

not difficult for her to seduce on the

00:34:35

way to him, she went to the pharmacy, said

00:34:38

that she had to buy something so that everything would be

00:34:41

fine, she paid for the sleeping pill lumens for

00:34:44

which she had a prescription osiba dear, I

00:34:50

want more before the force and no,

00:34:59

not the last time,

00:35:05

speed

00:35:13

Soviet waited until her lover fell asleep,

00:35:16

took his keys from the store and the

00:35:27

Soviet left opened the door of the antique

00:35:29

store with a key, took some

00:35:32

small thing from the shelf while leaving, broke a window to draw

00:35:35

attention to the store, the calculation was accurate, the

00:35:38

police should come and find a

00:35:41

painting stolen from the museum in a visible place, they

00:35:49

did a good job of mischief, this is understandable, murder, that’s a

00:35:52

completely different matter and I didn’t plan to

00:35:56

kill him, I just wanted to suggest to

00:36:00

him that he give me the bed,

00:36:02

your husband is washed away, yes, he was hiding Karabakh

00:36:07

somewhere in the country,

00:36:15

Paul did

00:36:19

n’t expect you to come soon zbox

00:36:22

nano meet,

00:36:23

we’ll meet, give me a bed, I’m overpaying, it’s

00:36:25

more reliable, just wait, what are you doing? - I don’t like

00:36:28

this boss, I don’t like him, we do

00:36:30

n’t have time to look for someone else, the

00:36:33

Italians are waiting if

00:36:37

they find the painting in the store, I won’t say hello, you

00:36:41

’ll give me no cow jelly no no

00:36:50

[music] after

00:36:57

killing her husband, she took the Soviet

00:37:00

painting from the hiding place and through the

00:37:02

gate into in the garden I went to the car, which I had

00:37:05

prudently left behind, and at the entrance to the

00:37:08

dacha cooperative they did

00:37:09

n’t want to agree to kill, but it was no

00:37:12

coincidence that the car was parked far away so that the

00:37:14

neighbor wouldn’t see you, he pointed at it,

00:37:16

so we immediately planned the murder

00:37:21

so that he wouldn’t tell anything, I didn’t wish

00:37:24

Oleg to die,

00:37:25

maybe

00:37:28

I heard it - I just overdid it with the drug, that’s

00:37:31

all, I wanted him to fall asleep soundly,

00:37:36

and then go home, but let’s go to Oleg’s,

00:37:40

there was no store, I went to his house,

00:37:44

he was drunk, he was very scared,

00:38:11

what’s wrong with you,

00:38:16

what’s wrong, and then he’s dead

00:38:21

here is our toy Masha like you didn’t know that

00:38:26

Pasha was killed where is it holy renzi

00:38:30

he was doing some dark things with them before

00:38:32

him they where will the

00:38:35

Italians come from us the Soviet intuitively

00:38:38

felt that Chukhno had

00:38:40

some suspicions but she knew how to deal with it

00:38:50

how we managed it easily

00:38:54

delay since the institute called the

00:38:56

gorgon jellyfish died this is why the character is such a

00:39:01

mythical woman who with one

00:39:04

glance transformed all men how to

00:39:07

whom am I telling this you don’t know

00:39:09

why the

00:39:11

beautiful appearance on the head instead of

00:39:14

hair snakes

00:39:16

monster ruthless killer

00:39:18

but then they planned murders I didn’t

00:39:23

I planned to kill him, I just

00:39:26

overdid it with the drug, only when he

00:39:29

died and we’ll call you soon, but

00:39:31

you wrote a note and cut

00:39:34

the button very cleverly, but only

00:39:36

the scissors let you down

00:39:38

[music]

00:39:39

the phone rang,

00:39:42

I dropped the scissors, this is the

00:39:47

Soviet angle, I decided that the buttons were from

00:39:49

my lover’s shirt at the scene of the incident will be

00:39:51

convincing evidence of his guilt and the

00:39:54

note will no less convincingly explain the

00:39:57

reasons for the suicide she cut off a button from

00:40:00

Oleg Chukhno’s shirt

00:40:02

and went to the dacha

00:40:04

[music]

00:40:15

leaving the evidence at the crime scene

00:40:17

Anna Savitskaya was convinced that she had successfully

00:40:20

covered her tracks sooner or later we

00:40:24

would have anyway they came to you by that time I

00:40:27

was already in Italy

00:40:29

double murder of the moon as if this wasn’t about a

00:40:32

murder about a saint were in Italy

00:40:38

well where are we and there a good

00:40:42

art critic was already appreciated and appreciated and

00:40:47

see Romanych let’s go

00:41:01

Anna Savitskaya cooperated with the investigation in every possible way

00:41:04

but at the same time tried to convince the

00:41:06

court that she acted forcedly and

00:41:08

had no intent to kill for the Soviet

00:41:10

Union of Artists of the USSR and the

00:41:13

Academy of Arts of several foreign

00:41:15

countries petitioned,

00:41:16

taking into account cooperation with the

00:41:18

investigation and reputation, the accused court

00:41:20

sentenced the Soviet Anna Mikhailovna to

00:41:22

15 years in prison to be served

00:41:24

in a maximum security colony

00:41:27

the painting of the box ja was returned to the museum where

00:41:30

it took pride of place two years later

00:41:32

it became the center of display at an

00:41:35

exhibition in Milan

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В сентябре 1979 года в одесский антикварный магазин проник неизвестный. В магазине провели тщательную опись – ночной гость вынес из помещения вещи, которые никак нельзя было назвать по-настоящему ценными. В ходе следствия также выяснилось, что проник преступник через дверь: открыл замок ключом, ключом же ее и закрыл. Похоже, кто-то инсценировал ограбление. Но зачем и кому это нужно? Проект «Вещдок» – это цикл криминальных документальных драм с расследованием запутанных уголовных дел в период 1945-1985 годов. Подписывайтесь на канал «Вещдок» на Youtube – https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1cgJyXl0b8uWQGFU1RiwfQ ---------------- «Касается каждого» в Youtube – https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkz9L6vNqBpD1njfL6oi6Kg «Свідок НТН» в Youtube – https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbTaJID9nDLEy_LjtJT4xzw «Круче всех» в Youtube – https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCs3tYdgYiBfrCHAN0qjvIZA «Готовим вместе» в Youtube – https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1HVFAwxnOe23gmlkpH6BpA --------------- Подписывайтесь на канал «Интера» в Youtube –https://www.youtube.com/user/InterTVua Официальная страница «Интера» в Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/Inter.ua/ Сайт телеканала «Интер» – https://inter.ua/ru/ #вещдок #речдок #особый_случай_вещдок

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