The Last Row, Seat 16

The location is simply perfect. Firstly, at a certain time, it becomes pitch dark here. Secondly, there are a lot of people, any one of whom could hypothetically be the perpetrator. And thirdly, powerful subwoofers that shake the walls with their sound can easily drown out any extraneous noise. Even a gunshot. That's why the killer chose the movie theater. The viewer in the last row was shot in the midst of the screening. It turned out to be Anton Golovanov, a Russian journalist who came to Israel to investigate the shady dealings of a certain businessman Mikhailov. Colonel Lane, the investigator, requested a ballistic examination. The results showed that Golovanov could only have been shot from two seats in the hall. The person sitting in one of them turned out to be a very complicated individual…