The Trolley of Family Happiness

The past is like an old wardrobe: you never know what will fall on your head if you carelessly open the door—a forgotten toy or the skeleton of an old enemy. Viola Tarakanova was approached for help by her colleague, writer Mefodiy Volkonsky. He asks her to find his missing wife but tries to manage Viola like an intern. Fortunately, fate (and viruses) are on Viola's side: Mefodiy fell ill with a fever, clearing the way for a real investigation. The only clue leads back to the wild nineties, to the legend of the elusive killer Andrey Kurnosov, who leaves no traces except for a note with his name next to the bodies. Heart attack, stroke, accident—the victims of the mysterious executioner always died on their own. Viola had to solve a puzzle from the past: how can one kill a person without touching them? The answer lies in psychology... and in the first aid kit. Tarakanova unraveled the secret of the 'perfect crime.' The picture came together, but the truth turned out to be much scarier than any novelist's imagination...