Dressing Game

The first victim of the maniac was dubbed the “bride's corpse.” The killer dressed her in a rotting wedding dress and seated her in a doll-like pose in front of a wedding boutique. Colonel of the Ministry of Internal Affairs Gurov understands that such theatricality indicates that the murderer craves fame and therefore will not be limited to just one “performance”… The next victim appeared in Saratov. The girl was tied to a stele, her wrist pressed to her lips, as if she had bitten herself in a fit of hatred. What could this mean? Gurov meets with the professors of the local university. With their help, he manages to decipher the maniac's messages, encoded in the victims' poses. But this does not prevent a new horrific incident...