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Hi, Ruslan.

Well, that's a surprise.

I haven't seen you in ages. How are you, how's your wife?

Councillor Zorina, I'd like to tell you a story.

What story, Ruslan?

There lived a very kind man once.

And then one day, tragedy struck.

- And he was blamed for that tragedy. - Ruslan, what's going on?

He was hoping the government would help.

But a young detective and a sneaky advocate,

who were supposed to protect him...

Refused to do their job.

Because of them our hero went to prison, despite his innocence.

Ruslan. Is someone forcing you to say these words?

Tell me, who's doing that? Where are you?

Nowadays no one even remembers his name.

But he remembers everyone who condemned him to suffering.

Calling the police is useless now. You better hear me out.

You're an investigator. Your job is solving crimes.

You didn't solve that crime back then.

Here's a new one for you.

Every day a person responsible for that tragedy is going to die.

Finding me is the only way to stop him.

And do hurry. You only have 24 hours left before the next murder.

If you don't succeed, I'll come after you after I've dealt with the others.

And now say goodbye... to Ruslan. Nastya!

ACADEMIA

Galina Sumina

Maksim Bityukov

Elizaveta Lotova, Aleksandr Konstantinov, Vladimir Yumatov

Aleksandr Yatsko, Igor Yurtayev, Erik Yaralov

ACADEMIA

Drink it, Nastya. Drink it!

Nastya, drink it. You gotta calm down.

How can I calm down, Kirill? My friend was killed in front of me.

I was just watching, unable to do anything.

That's the idea. They wanted to shock you. break you, scare you. Drink it, Nastya.

He is showing you that he's serious.

I'm serious as well.

Allright. We have 23 hours and 30 minutes until the next murder.

Time's tight. I don't even know where to begin!

I know where to begin! Try and calm down!

You said he was punishing you for putting an innocent man in prison.

- Got any idea who that man is? - I don't know.

I couldn't put an innocent man in prison. I just couldn't, dr. Rotkin.

We can't deal with this on our own. Let's call Lobanov.

I called Lobanov. They are looking for Ruslan all over the city.

It will take a long time.

Especially if the maniac got rid of the body.

So what do we need to do?

We need to understand where Ruslan was before the abduction, right?

- Yes. - All right.

Can I ask you something?

Stay here and bring the others up to speed.

Me and Kirill are going to Ruslan's apartment to talk to his wife Yana.

- Yeah, sure. Fine. - This is the right thing to do?

- Yes. - Yes. Thanks, doc.

Yana. I'm awfully sorry.

I am truly sorry. I couldn't do anything.

He was a good man. Always helped everyone. I don't get it...

He didn't deserve to die like this!

Please. I'm begging you.

Please. Right now I really need your help, Yana.

What help? How could I help you?

I don't understand, don't understand how I could help. My husband is gone...

Stop! I'm asking you! Quiet!

Get a hold of yourself! And answer my questions!

I don't get it, what do you want from me?! How exactly can I help you right now?

- Please leave you two. - Yana! Yana!

Yana, we need to find your husband's body.

We need to find your husband's body. The killer could leave some clues there.

These clues will help us find him.

We just need to ask you a few questions. Help us.

- Can you do it? - Yes.

Good. When was the last time you saw him?

This evening.

When was the last time you talked to him?

I don't remember... Probably around 10.

Where did he go?

To a client. He said he needed to figure out some details.

What client? What was his name?

I'm not sure, I think he's a manager in some nightclub.

- What club? - It's called «Cascade» or something.

Ruslan came here around 11. I just came to work as well.

We had a thing we needed to discuss.

One guy is trying to sue us. Our security guard beat him up.

He came to the club drunk. Started a ruckus.

He got smacked. Somehow it's our fault.

- Well, you know. - I do.

When did Ruslan leave the club?

- At 11:40. - At 11:40.

Yeah, that's right. I remember it.

That's when I had to talk to the club owner.

- Did he use the back door? - Yep.

He was a good man. I'm sorry.

Yeah. Excuse me, can I leave?

- Please do. - Yeah. I'm listening.

Here he is.

Artur, look.

- There, on the back seat. - He's sitting there.

Yeah. Looks like he got in the car and was waiting for him.

Let's try and see. Maybe he got caught on other cameras.

How did he get in without a key?

Well, if this was a premeditated murder,

he could've bought a code grabber. Or just copied the key.

So, it appears Ruslan left the club at 11:40.

He called Nastya at 11:50. He couldn't have driven far.

We need to search within a 10 minute drive radius of the club.

I don't see why he would drive around the city with a body in his trunk.

11:50.

Write it down.

- Hey, are you nuts? - Get out of here, now!

- This is where they found him? - Yes.

- Where's the car? - There was no car.

- What about the phone? - No phone either.

No phone, no car. Just a bag and his ID.

Alright, Artur.

First we gotta find his car. Get on that, please.

- Nastya, Nastya, Nastya, listen to me. - Hands off!

- I said calm down! - Don't touch me!

You gotta calm down!

We'll figure something out! I promise!

Calm down.

We'll figure something out.

It's just that I've never felt so powerless in my entire life. You know?

You really need to get a grip. Just snap out of it.

Let's take the body to the lab. Come on, come on.

Come on, come on, Nastya. Calm down, calm down.

No, another mistake. Here.

- Hello. - Daddy!

Fedya, what's up?

Wow! Wow, now that's my son. What brings you here, eh?

- We came to see you. - I see.

- What happened. - Well, you see...

This morning they questioned Lev again.

All his accounts are frozen.

- He might get arrested any minute. - It's that bad, huh?

The bank is closed. I got no job.

- Out of money. - Alright, don't worry about it.

It's going to be fine. He'll walk.

I...

Wanted to ask you...

Can we stay here for a while?

- Please, dad. - Be my guests. Sure.

- Really? - Of course.

I was thinking of asking my girls... It's just that Fedya...

Oh come on, what girls? It's fine.

Fedya will feel better here.

Well, I'll go wash my hands.

He slit his throat from ear to ear.

I know, Kirill. You realize I saw that.

The murder weapon is a regular knife. The blade is about 10 cm long.

Should we take a DNA sample?

Why would we need a sample? We know who the deceased was.

- Well, I thought... - No need to think.

I don't even know what you are doing here.

Eduard asked me to take a look at the deceased's clothes.

Here are his clothes. Take them an go, have a look.

That's all I got, Nastya. Maybe Shurik and Ed will find something.

The killer said me and Ruslan put some innocent man in prison.

No wonder. Don't mind it, Nastya. He's a psycho.

Of course he'll think he's innocent.

No, no, no. The way he said it, it's like he was certain

me and Ruslan were working together.

Kirill. I think I know how to find the killer.

Here. Me and Oksa made a list of suspects.

These are all the people arrested by me and defended by Ruslan in court.

Yeah. There are quite a few of them.

I'd say the most suspicious of them is Nikita Gavrilov.

An ex radio host.

Gavrilov? Sounds familiar...

One moment...

God! Give it to me!

Here he is.

Of course! I remember! He had a show on Crazy FM.

I used to listen to it while driving.

Always saying some vulgar jokes.

- Did you really arrest him? - Yes. 4 years ago.

Cool. I heard he killed some girl or something.

She was his fan. They were dating. He got bored with her. They had a fight.

He claimed she was trying to steal something from him.

He caught her red-handed.

And stabbed her. Multiple times.

Well, Ruslan was defending him in court.

He wasn't able to prove the innocence of the defendant.

- Gavrilov got 8 years. - Why just 8?

I'm afraid his fans will not agree with you on that one.

They think it's all just slander and provocation.

They've been badmouthing Ruslan relentlessly.

They say that the girl's parents bribed Ruslan

to make him lose the case.

But Gavrilov is still in prison.

He can't kill anyone from behind the bars.

No, he can't. But his fans definitely can.

It's possible he made them do it.

In any case, we really need to talk to him.

I already called the prison. They promised to bring him here for questioning.

Hello, Nikita.

Councillor. You missed me?

Missed you so much. Wanted to see an old pal. Have a seat.

What do you want from me?

Are you still talking to your fans?

Yeah. Sometimes they write me.

I see. There's a suspicion that one of your fans is killing people

to get you out of prison.

That's tight. Props to him.

Were there any suspicious letters?

I mean, possibly. Want me to help you.

I need your help.

- Let's have a deal. - What deal?

I still got 4 years left.

Make it 2 and I'll tell you everything.

Nikita, you know it's impossible.

I can't do that. That's up to court to decide.

Talk to the judge then. Not like I'm in a hurry.

Can I ask you a question. How long have you had this eye twitch?

What?

I noticed your left eye is twitching.

Is it stress or some trauma?

- Kirill. - Be cool.

One guy slapped me. Yeah.

My prison neighbours aren't too friendly.

Your arms and legs are twitching too?

Why do you care about my twitches?

Oh, that's professional curiosity. I'm a doctor.

- Kirill. - Calm down.

I'm suffering from migraines at night.

Did they start after you had a fight?

Well, yes.

I'm not trying to upset you, but it seems

a hematoma was formed in your head after the fight.

And if you, so to say, don't take care of it properly, it might get worse.

Worse how?

You'll start cramping. Loss of memory, loss of speech.

Dizziness. Lethargy, coma.

You have 4 years left?

During these years you can die without proper treatment.

Of course, I can't guarantee you an early release.

But as a doctor I can give you a check-up and give my opinion.

I can also suggest that you need therapy.

Maybe even a surgey.

Plus I can have you transferred to a different prison.

In that other prison your condition will be treated properly, so to say.

- Yes. - You will stay in prison.

But you will also get to... survive.

Alright. What do you want?

So you are corresponding with your fans?

Yeah.

Are there any especially awkward, suspicious ones?

Awkward? There's that weird girl.

She's been promising to get me out for 6 months.

But she didn't write me about any murders.

- Okay, well, who's the girl? - Her name is Alisa.

I've never seen her in person. Only in the pictures. She's pretty.

Real cute one. Told me she's working at a bar.

There are some letters in my cell. I can show you.

- Yes, that would be amazing. - What about that check-up?

I promise I'll look into that. Honestly.

- I promise. - Fine, fine.

- My butler will bring you the letters. - Yep. Take him away.

Thank you, my dear sir.

How did you realize he had a gematoma by looking at his eye?

- Nastya, I was bluffing. - Let's go.

Alisa, you are corresponding with a prisoner called Nikita Gavrilov.

Here are the letters.

Where did you get these?

You told him you were going to get him out of prison. But how?

You've no right to read our letters.

- That's invasion of privacy! - Listen, Alisa.

These letters are evidence in a murder investigation. Now answer my questions!

Where were you yesterday between 11 and 12?

I was working! You can check that.

Oh I will certainly check that, Alisa, you can count on that.

I'll ask you once more.

How were you planning to get Gavrilov out of prison?

I was gathering signatures... Here!

We'll send them to the prosecutor's office.

We will demand immediate action.

Because Nikita really is innocent!

Alisa, how can you be so stupid?

You are so wrong about your Nikita Gavrilov.

And now get out of here!

Go ahead, leave! Leave the letters here!

We wasted so much time! Another dead end!

There's one minute left. One minute, Kirill.

Ruslan's number.

- Let me talk. - No.

No, I'll talk to him.

Yes. I'm listening.

It is time for another perpetrator to be punished.

The killer. The killer is with you, right?

6 hours left till the next execution.

Who is he? Can you describe him?

I'm begging you, can you tell me anything at all? Please!

What does he look like?! Who is he? I'm begging you!

Damn! 6 hours, Kirill!

We got 6 hours left!

Calm down, calm down.

Quiet, quiet. Let's think.

A guard saw the fire at the parking lot.

He called the fire department. They managed to put out the fire.

There was a body in the car. We checked the license plate.

This car belongs to Ruslan Yakushev.

So he's the second victim?

Yeah, we think so.

The killer drew our attention so we could find it instantly.

I'm glad he's not burned too badly. I can work with that.

Though identifying him will be very hard. I promise, there won't be a third victim.

Excuse me.

We still don't know who the killer is.

Kirill. You know, I'm also in his list...

Can I ask you something?

If something happens to me,

promise me you'll look after Olya.

Nothing will happen, Nastya!

I won't let him get to you. You hear me?

I will always be there for you. Always.

Anastasia Vladimirovna. I'm sorry. I'll take Shurik with me.

We might find some other clues.

Yeah, of course. Alright, Kirill and Ed will take care of the body.

I will need to go and look into the the security camera footage.

- Why aren't you in bed? - I'm hungry. What about you?

Me? I'm just reading here. Give me a second.

Dad. Mom promised to take me to go go-karting on Sunday.

Will you go with us?

I don't think it's a great idea, Fedya.

Why?

I'm sure your mom won't like it.

What are you doing here?

I was hungry. Dad made me a sandwich.

Finish it in your room.

Good night, dad.

- Good night, Fedya. - Good night.

- And no video games! - Fine.

Alla.

Fedya asked me to go go-karting with you. Do you mind?

I was afraid of that.

He'll think that everything is as it was. That we are together again.

You know, I can stay with one of my colleagues.

To not give him any ideas.

With Nastya, for example?

Listen, Alla, there's really no room for jealousy here.

You are right. Sorry.

Thanks for letting us stay here.

Come on, honey. We are not strangers, after all.

I really am grateful.

You know I only wish Fedya the best.

I think we both wish him the best. Right?

Yes.

Kirill. What are you doing here?

Why aren't you sleeping at home?

Well, you see... I'm sorry, but...

You see, I let Alla stay at my place for a while.

You don't mind if I sleep here?

I do mind. This is not a shelter after all.

Besides, this is a health code violation.

I'm sorry. Got it.

You know, I have another suggestion.

You can stay at my place. On the couch, of course.

Vika, I can't.

Why can't you? Don't tell me you are shy now.

You know, we are a bit beyond the friendly relationship.

You think so?

Yes. And I really regret that.

So I'm sorry, but let's not go back to that issue.

How interesting.

You know, Kirill...

I just realized that I couldn't care less where you sleep and with whom.

That's none of my concern.

Hello, Arkadiy. Listen, I'm very sorry...

Can I stay at your place tonight?

Thanks a lot. Bye.

I've processed all the camera footage.

Got this image.

Zoomed in on the killer's face.

But you still can't see him, since he's wearing a hat.

He came to the parking lot at 12:05.

It seems he killed the victim beforehand. The body was in his trunk.

I think he used a molotov cocktail.

It's possible he poured petrol inside the car before that.

See, he got a tat.

- Oh, cool. - That's his identifying mark.

If he was arrested at least once, it should be in the PD database.

Now we need to find Ruslan's phone number.

We can easily do that by using triangulation.

Tri... what?

Triangulation.

We'll figure out his phone position based

on it's distance from three cell towers.

I'll do it myself. I got a task for you, too.

You'll go to the autopsy room.

Take a photo of his skull. I'll make a sketch later.

I can make a sketch myself.

Stepan, only thing you can make is Winnie the Pooh.

Dr. Lemke said that the poor guy was killed before the burning.

His throat was also slit. I'm confused by his hand placement.

They are clenched. It looks as though he had a seizure.

Maybe he was trying to break free.

What a peculiar tumor.

It seems that someone bit him. His leg is covered with these bite marks.

We might find some saliva in them. Better check it out.

Better check it out!

Ah, sure. Of course.

Come on.

Damn, stay back. I'll do it myself.

I could handle that! I know how to do it!

She knows how to do it! Your DNA is now in the wound!

Edik. Oksa asked me to take a photo...

You know... to make a sketch.

Go on. Hurry, though.

What the... Are you doing it on purpose?

My bad. It was an accident.

Why don't I have any accidents?

- No need to scream. - Alright you two, scram.

I don't want to see you here today.

But Ed...

It's official, you are off the case. You're doing more harm than good.

Well, we are new here.

New here? You've been here for two weeks! Time to get used to it!

You know, Ed, we can't work under so much pressure.

Then what are you doing here?

You think I'm Sklifosovsky and you are my interns or something?

Can't even handle a basic task!

Give it to me. I'll do it. Go!

And don't break anything on your way out!

Parasites.

So it's for Oksa...

Well, what have you got?

I got something, but it's not much.

I found three men with a tattoo on that same exact spot.

But I never arrested any of them.

I see. Listen, is one of them called Dmitry Yudin?

It's just that I checked Ruslan's phone.

He is out of town. At the home of one Dmitry Yudin.

Yeah, found him.

So, he did 3 years for involuntary manslaughter.

He just got out of prison.

Thanks, Oksa.

- Is this you in the picture? - Definitely not.

But the man in the photo got the same tattoo as you.

This ain't no exclusive tattoo. My friend from the nearby village made it.

We got the image from the internet.

Besides, I don't have a hat or a t-shirt like this.

Then maybe you can tell me why you have recently murdered Ruslan Yakushew's phone?

The phone was found in your house during the search.

I've never seen this phone in my life!

Besides, I don't even know who Ruslan Yakushev is!

Where were you yesterday between 11 and midnight?

I was at a job interview.

At a job interview at this hour? Can the employer confirm it?

I had to wait for 2 hours in a cafe, and that bastard didn't even come!

What's the name of the company?

«Unitech».

So you had an interview at some cafe instead of an office? Why?

From what I understood, they don't have an office.

Yeah. They take orders on the website. And you have to work from home.

Where were you today between 11 an 1?

I was at home.

Can someone confirm it?

No one? It seems you don't have an alibi.

No, I don't have an alibi for today.

But last evening I was at the cafe. Ask someone...

Ask the waiters! I'm not guilty!

Please, I can't go back to prison!

I deserved that first sentence, yeah.

But I'm a changed man now. I even stopped drinking!

You'll just ruin my life!

One of the waiters confirmed that Rudin was in the cafe.

Sat there for 2 hours and left.

It doesn't make sense! How did he get the phone then?

Good question.

This cafe is 5 minutes away from the parking lot where the 2nd body was found.

So he planted the phone right after leaving the parking lot.

He probably set up a meeting himself. I checked the Internet, by the way.

The company mentioned by Yudin doesnt exist.

Alright. The killer is playing with us.

Nah, it's possible he is giving us clues.

He led us to Yudin for a purpose. I checked Yudin's case once again.

Turns out the judge, Rostislav Baldin, the one who

tried our innocent guy, was friends with Ruslan.

Here's my theory. Rostislav Baldin is the judge.

Ruslan is a lawyer who couldn't defend that man.

I arrested that man.

The circle is shrinking.

If we understand his clues correctly...

If these are clues at all... Honestly, I understand nothing.

Anyway, we have one unidentified body.

I ran a tox screen, checked his blood. Nothing unusual.

Well, he got a Japanese Encephalitis shot recently.

He was going to Japan?

That or he just returned from Japan. One or the other.

I analyzed the saliva sample that I found in the bite wound.

He got bitten by rats.

- What? Rats? - Big rats.

Yes. I looked at his spine.

His last spinal cord segment, to be exact.

The one that tetanus toxins go through. He was sick.

You get tetanus from rat bites.

Tetanus incubation period lasts 8-10 days.

I was already over at the time of his death.

First symptoms began to emerge.

That means he was held hostage for more than a week.

For 10 days, to be exact. He would've died from tetanus otherwise.

This disease kills fast.

And if he got sick before the abduction, he would've to the doctor for sure.

This is no laughing matter.

Yeah, makes sense. It appears he got bitten after the abduction.

I happened at the place he was held hostage.

- That place got poor sanitation practices. - A chemical plant, perhaps?

I found traces of methylcyclohexane on the tires.

This substance is used in the chemical industry. Look.

Ruslan never visited any plants, right?

That means the killer took the car and drove

someplace where they keep this methylcyclohexane.

What if he returned to the plant for the victim?

If the victim was held hostage for more than a week,

someone had to start worrying about him.

I'll check the missing persons lists.

Oh, I almost forgot...

The sketch is ready. Here.

He reminds me of someone... I don't understand who that is...

What are we going to do next? What's our next step?

You aren't going to do anything.

You can go. I got it from here.

Nastya!

What do you mean by that?

That means you can go, I got it from here.

Since when do we work like that?

Don't you grab me, Kirill.

Since that psycho maniac started hunting me.

Nastya!

I don't want to put you in danger!

Don't you understand that this story started because of me?

I'll deal with it myself!

I'm going to Ruslan's office to check every client he ever defended.

- I'm coming with you. - No.

Hello. Hello, Roman. Listen, I need your help.

Yeah. Nastya is in danger. We need to keep an eye on her. Ok.

I'm not abandoning Nastya, no matter what you say.

I think no one is going to back out. Am I right, youngins?

Of course. We're a family.

Someone tried leaving this family recently.

- That was inappropriate, Shurik. - The question is...

How can we help her under the circumstances?

I don't doubt Roman. He won't let us down.

But what are we going to do?

I've checked every person who went missing in the last month.

No one looks like our victim.

I guess no one noticed he went missing.

- Why? - Maybe he got no relatives.

Or he was from out of town.

Maybe he went on a vacation someplace far.

Or a business trip to Japan.

What do we do? We don't even know where he worked.

What's dr. Lemke saying?

He can look at someone's bones and tell everything about them.

What can he see in his bones? His name?

That would be a start.

We don't know his name. But we got a serial number.

I found our victim's dental implant. There are little screws in it.

And they got a serial number on them. That's how we'll learn his name.

You're a genius, Kirill.

Alright, Oksa, get to work.

I need a magnifying glass.

Hey, doc. Reporting back.

Nastya just walked into some law office.

«Yakushed & co». Yeah. Quiet so far.

Don't worry, even a rat won't slip by me. Do your thing.

- Good afternoon. - Hello.

I'm sorry the firm is closed on account of...

Yeah, I know. Because Ruslan Yakushed died.

He was my friend. I'm Anastasia Zorina, Investigation committee.

I really need to look into your archives.

Is it possible?

I don't know. I have to talk to the management.

Oh... I'm sorry, what is your name?

- Vasilisa. - Vasilisa.

My friend Ruslan Yakushin was killed. And this person can kill someone else.

I'm sorry, I really need your help.

Please, I need to look at Ruslan's papers. I'm begging you.

Very well. Follow me.

Here's our victim. Andrey Rudnev.

An eye surgeon.

Last week he was planning to go to a conference in Tokyo.

Perhaps the killer knew exactly when to abduct him.

He knew the victim was going to that conference. No one would miss him.

I already called Japan. Asked them if some of the russians didn't come.

There were only 3 of them. One was hospitalized.

Another one missed the plane. And the 3rd one...

The 3rd one was abducted by a psycho.

People at work think he's at the conference.

As for Rudnev, he's not answering the phone.

Ivanov, Ostrovskaya, Suvorova...

Where are you?

This isn't it.

Yuri Klimov.

Why didn't I see it right away?

- Vasilisa! - Yes.

- Did you find everything you need? - Yes, I did.

- Thank's a lot. Goodbye. - Goodbye.

5 years ago Rudnev was a witness in Lidia Klimova's murder case.

Yeah, I heard this story.

Her husband Yuri Klimov was the primary suspect, and the only one.

Officially they say he killed her for the inheritance.

See, shortly before her death, Lidia inherited everything from her uncle.

Well, he got 5 years.

Thanks to his lawyer, Ruslan Yakushev.

He got a deal in exchange for a confession.

Which means Klimov is guilty.

The facts indicate that he is. They got him at the crime scene.

His neighbours heard the screams and called the police.

The cops found him standing over her body with a bloody knife in his hand.

Yuri blames his wife's lover for everything.

His name is Pavel Osipov.

He said he came to the cottage in the evening, trying to catch them together.

All he found was the body.

They checked Osipov. He got an alibi. He had an appointment with a doctor.

Rudnev. The medical records confirm that.

Just the records? And that's it?

No, there's another fact in his favor.

He was the only one who knew about Lidia and Osipov.

He read a text in her phone.

That means Yuri killed both Andrey and Ruslan.

Osipov is next, and then Nastya.

Wait, there's more.

Before prison Yuri Klimov was working at the chemical plant.

It was closed 3 years ago.

- Got an address? - Yes.

We gotta tell Nastya everything.

- Yes. - Well, councillor, how is it going?

Decided to call me yourself this time, Yuri?

Oh, so you finally remembered. Wonderful.

You can go and get the last victim, then. He's still alive.

Well, more or less.

But if you want to save his life, you must come alone.

- Where do I go? - Pobedy ave, 16.

I'll be there.

God damn!

Yes. Yes, Roman.

How did you miss her? Roman.

I think I know where Nastya might be. Listen to me carefully.

I'm here, Yuri. Alone, like I promised.

Yuri!

I'm Pavel Osipov. I killed Lidia Klimova.

Pavel Osipov! Where's Klimov?

I killed Lidia Klimova.

Pavel! Come with me.

Well, councillor, do you like how I trained him?

Now he's telling the truth. The truth and nothing but the truth.

I'm alone, just like I promised! Let him go! You hear me?

Who said anything about letting him go?

- I killed Lidia Klimova. - Shut up!

Yuri!

- Let's talk! Do you hear me? - Let's talk!

You are so predictable, councillor.

- Why are you doing this? - You don't understand, huh?

I didn't kill my wife. I loved her more than anything.

And this scumbag Yakushev...

Had me confess to something I didn't do.

And you! You didn't even look into this case properly!

That's not true, I checked everything!

There's no evidence that they were seeing each other, do you hear me?

Are you even listening to him? He is confessing!

He's afraid. He is ready to say anything.

He is right to be afraid. Because I'll kill him. And I'll kill you, too.

You four ruined my life! Yes, you did!

I'm asking you not to do this! Don't!

Yeah, I got it! Lobanov said the squad is on the way!

Careful! He's a psycho!

Nastya!

Well, that's it, miss councillor.

Kirill!

Kirill. Kirill. Look.

Are you okay? Look at me! Where, where...

I'm fine. It's alright. It's alright.

- God! - I can't live without you, Nastya.

I just can't.

Oh, thanks.

So, how's your centrifuge?

It's working. It's just that Natasha can't use it. How's your laptop?

It's working. It's just that Stepa can't use it.

He also can't draw. I have to teach him from scratch.

Well, that's another career option for you.

You can open an art school.

Great. That's if we ever leave this place.

At this rate we'll be senile when we finish teaching them.

Listen, I had an idea...

If we want to leave this place soon...

We need to put our differences aside and create a system of education.

Yeah. And a system of punishment.

That's an idea, too.

We can take half their pay check every time they mess up.

What pay check, Ed? They are interns.

Ah, right.

- Good morning. - Good morning, Kirill.

- Nastya. - Yes.

You are so beautiful.

Nastya! Aren't you going to be late?

I'm out.

Oh boy...

Well, time to wake up?

No. I don't want to.

- You don't want to? - I don't. Let's stay in bed some more.

Sure, sure.