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- He s got no pulse.

- Faster!

He isn t breathing.

You can t go in here.

A gunshot injury in the
left part of the chest.

Significant blood loss.

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Concept: Artyom Litvinenko

Kirill Kyaro

Ivan Oganesyan

Nina Gogayeva, Marina Anikanova

Agne Grudite,
Nikolay Chindyaykin

THE SNIFFER

Three days before

- Already getting your things?

- Yes, well

It was a pleasure working with
you. Good luck at the new place.

- Take those. A gift from the
guys, and I don t eat them.

- Me neither, you know.

Still I ll take them.

You ve come to
visit the general?

- Yes.

- Your name?

Colonel Lebedev is my name.

I can t find you here
for some reason.

What is it about?

It s a personal visit.

Lebedev, I didn t ask for you.

Here s a present for you
from Nikolay Ivanovich.

- Who s that?

- Our medical examiner.

Ah. Thanks.

- So this is why you came?

- No. I wanted to find out when
the replacement arrives for
Nikolay Ivanovich.

- Mm-hm. You ll get
a replacement.

Highest category medical
examiner I.A. Nordin will soon
get on with his duties.

Any more questions?

Now go, Vitya. Back to work.

What else?

General, you ve got
a new secretary.

Yes.

- What about Svetlana?

- Svetlana? Svetlana left.

Maternity leave.
Was it your work?

Just kidding. She got married.

- May I go?

- You may.

- Go away, you bitch.

- Let go, bitch.

- You call me a bitch one
more time I ll break your arm.

Julie! Julie!

Julie!

Julie!

Julie!

Julie!

- Where is the colonel?

- I ll give it to him.

They were shot, and then their
heads were cut off with a metal
object.

- Who s the killer?

- A man, 30 to 35 years of age,
a non -smoker, athletic build.

- A man, 30 to 35 years of age,
a non -smoker, athletic build.
He put their heads in a plastic
bag and took it with him.

He put their heads in a plastic
bag and took it with him.

So he took it with him?

The killer cut the heads
off with this sheet.

That s a briefcase belonging
to one of the victims.

Latex paint, sand, and a smell
of some documents or papers.

Something like this.

So we have two bodies. First
they were shot at that s for
the forensics.

- And then they were beheaded.
Was there any money in the
briefcase?

- No.

It doesn t look like robbery.
Maybe valuable documents

And they cut off the heads so
that the victims were not
identified.

Colonel, we ve found
this on the victim.

Kostitsky Leonid Petrovich,
senior investigator.

Yes, it s not too logical to
behead the corpse so that it is
not identified

and leave his ID in his pocket.

- Have you found any
documents on the second one?

- No.

- Maybe a ritual killing?

- Doesn t look like it.

- Serezha!

- Yes?

There s the 47th police
station behind the garages,

go find out if they saw
or heard something.

Okay.

- Hello. Colonel
Lebedev, I presume.

- Yes.

Medical examiner Irina Nordin.

- Pleased to meet you.

- Sorry I m late. Traffic jams.

Maybe we should start work?

Yes, of course.

- Anatoliy Borisovich!

- Colonel?

- Tell medical examiner Irina
Nordin what we re working on
here.

- Yes, sir. Here you go.

As I understand, the work
is done for today, right?

Colonel!

The second body is identified.

Shilov Petr Valeriyevich, born
in 1980, twice convicted for
theft and robbery.

Left prison eight months ago.

So what were a senior
investigator and a petty thief
doing together

on a waste lot
behind the garages?

Here. That s his workplace.

- Is it Kostitsky s safe?

- Yes. We ll have to open it.
- Sure.

- Borisov! Borisov!

- Yes, sir.

- Take a spare key
and unlock the safe.

- Got it.

- Has Svetlana been informed?

- Not yet.

- Find that filth.

- When did Kostitsky
leave work yesterday?

I returned from the meeting at
about 4 PM, and he wasn t there.

And there is CCTV,
everything is in there.

- Nothing here.

- I see it.

- Do we watch 1416?

- Yes.

- 21st century, damn it.

- At least it s reliable.

Stop. Rewind.

Wow.

Nothing to be surprised about.
Investigator Kostitsky was
performing

investigative actions with
Shilov according to pretrial
immunity agreement.

It s the American way,
this immunity agreement.

- May I go?

- Yes.

- Very interesting. What s
this agreement about?

- According to the case.

- And what was the basis
of the agreement?

- Unfortunately, I don t
know the details.

- Eight pages are missing here.

- That can t be.

Strange. I ll deal with it.

If you need something, just ask.

Sorry, I ve got things to do.

He lied. Yesterday he opened the
safe and thumbed through the
case.

Please sign here and here.

- You ll be released on
parole in several weeks.

- What about my
cassation appeal?

Unfortunately, it was rejected.

Therefore, the court decision
on dissolution of your marriage

with Ms. Voskresenskaya Tatyana
Aleksandrovna remains valid.

And how can they dissolve my
marriage without me? I did not
agree to that!

According to para.2 of
Article 19 in the Family Code,

the dissolution of marriage
is performed upon request

of one of the spouses regardless
of the consent of the second
spouse,

if he or she is sentenced to
imprisonment for more than three
years.

Damn!

- Maybe it s for the
better for you.

- What do you mean?

I found her.

Happy Birthday, sweetheart!

Half a year ago, Chernyshova
Marina Viktorovna born in 1976
was killed

next to her apartment. The
case was given to Kostitsky.

The killer was detained.

It was some V.A. Komarov, twice
convicted for theft and robbery.

- What s the motive for murder?

- Komarov was robbing
Chernyshova s apartment, and she
suddenly came back home.

The victim s neighbor identified
Komarov, and he was detained.

But at the face-to-face, she
suddenly refused from her
testimony,

and the case fell apart.

They let Komarov go due to the
lack of evidence, and Kostitsky
was reprimanded.

- And what about Shilov?

- Two weeks ago, Shilov
was detained for theft.

And Shilov claimed he had
some very important information

about Chernyshova s murder case.

That night, he and Komarov were
robbing Chernyshova s apartment
together.

In exchange for milder sentence,
he agreed to testify against
Komarov.

Why Kostitsky and Shilov were at
that waste lot? Why were their
heads cut off?

- What are the results
of witnesses questioning?

-General, even people at the
police station nearby did not
hear or see anything.

There s a railroad close by,

probably the train was passing
through and drowned the shots
and screams.

Komarov is the main
suspect, post him as wanted.

And question again all witnesses
to Komarova s murder case,

especially that neighbor
with bad memory.

- Yes. Has she come?
I ll be right there.

- Vitya, have you
seen the papers?

- No.

This is a well-publicized case.
We need the result, and as soon
as possible.

- You re so pale. Maybe
you ll have a piece?

- I don t want to.

I almost forgot!

Here are your magazines.

Thank you.

What about that man of
yours, has he come yet?

I don t want to talk about
it. I can t talk about it.

Let s go, I ll walk you back.

- Svetlana, has anyone
threatened your husband?

- No. At least I don t
know anything about it.

- Maybe some conflicts at work?

- Only with his boss.

- And what was the
conflict about?

- Lyonya was climbing the career
ladder fast, and the boss didn t
like that.

He poked his nose everywhere,
reviewed his cases, reprimanded
him all the time.

He was afraid that Lyonya would
crack some high-profile crime

and take his place.

- Are you renovating?

- How do you know?

- I smell latex paint.

Yes, we are. We were.
Just got the apartment.

Excuse me. I am so sorry.

Go to your mommy! My kitties!

Mom will feed you,
mom loves you.

Kitty-kitty-kitty!

Who s there?

Please open, it s the police.

You

Good evening.

Tamara Stepanovna, tell me if
anyone came to you about that
case.

No. What happened?

Then maybe you said
something to someone.

No. Am I an idiot or what?

- That s an interesting lamp.
Probably an expensive one.

- Yes. So what?

And the cat food is
not cheap either.

You shouldn t have spilled it.

What are you doing?

It s so slippery.
Someone might slip.

Tamara Stepanovna, I am very
sorry, but I can t take risks.

Is everything ready for the
arrival of head expert from the
bureau?

- Do you have cats here?

- No. Not anymore.

- Oh fuck!

- What?

- No cats? Everything
smells like them here!

- It s the bathroom

Are you kidding
me? Are you You

Well, let s start.

Colonel!

Here s why the old lady
changed her testimony.

Has the cause of death
been established?

At first glance, the cause of
death is cerebrocranial injury

due to the back of the head s
impact against the floor.

- What about the second one?

- The victim had a rare disease
causing hemorrhagic vasculitis,
i.e. vessels breakage.

- So what?

- There are almost visible
hemorrhages on the nose s mucous
membrane

and the lower lip.

Somebody pressed hard on her
nose and mouth, and she choked.

She also didn t fall
down all by herself.

On the outer part of the ankle,
the victim has a small bruise,

most probably from
a foot s impact.

Therefore, the murderer wanted
to frame it as an accident.

But for hemorrhagic vasculitis,
I would have thought the same.

- Can you say anything
about the murderer?

- No.

Then somebody killed a witness
who had changed her testimony

just at the moment when I
was going to question her.

- There is positive dynamics.
I think you can see her today.

- Won t she get those ?

- I don t think so. It s her
birthday, favorable
psychological setting let s
try.

Or you ll forever stay
a trigger for her fears.

When treating
post-traumatic syndrome,

you have to fight fire
with fire, so to speak.

- Has she had a visitor?

- A friend. What about it?

Why pour a whole flask of
cheap perfume on herself?

Hello.

Purging regime turned on.

- Good morning.

- Hello.

- Already working? Good for you.

- I am compensating for
yesterday s late arrival.

There is nothing better
than to start a day

from a cup of fragrant
Italian coffee.

- Thank you.

- Still, it s not the
most pleasant place for it.

- Do you know more
pleasant places?

- Casa del Cafe, for example.

- Or at my place at least.

- At your place? That s
a bold proposal.

- Then I ll pick
you up at eight?

- Get your hand off me.

Get your hand off,
or I ll break it.

- When will the
findings be ready?

- In an hour.

I ll be waiting.

You forgot your coffee.

- Good morning.

- Good morning.

- What is it about, colonel?

- Just because.

It s so good when the management
cares about the subordinates.

Thank you.

- Hello.

- Chernyshova s brother arrived.

I ll be right up.

- Did your sister have
conflicts with her neighbor?

- The whole house had.
Because of those stinky cats.

- Why do you ask me about
that old cat -crazy woman?

- When did you last
see Kostitsky?

At the face-to-face, when they
let that bastard Komarov go.

- Have you seen this man?

- No.

- You re free to go. Goodbye.

- Goodbye.

1st department, hello.

Yes.

Interesting. What was this
cup doing in the autopsy room?

Oh, I know, I know. It met our
new medical examiner Irina
Nordin.

She is 29 to 30 years old, a
nonsmoker, not married, no
children or boyfriend

So the odds are growing
in your favor, cup.

Colonel, there is some
important information.

When I saw those two
men in the newspapers,

the ones who had their heads
cut off, I called immediately.

They were walking around here
together, searching for
something,

looking inside the cars.

- Were they walking
for a long time?

- About three hours or so.

-The one in the sportswear,
what s his name

- Shilov.

- He couldn t remember the spot.

- Which spot?

I don t know.

- Has the investigator
asked you about something?

- Of course.

- What about?

- About cars, how long they are
kept, when they are sent for
melting.

- And when do you send
them for melting?

- It depends. The press
sometimes works and sometimes
doesn t.

Some cars don t even stay here
for a month, some stay for
several years.

I said the same to
the investigator.

- What else did the
investigator ask you about?

- About April 5. Who was on
duty then and what they saw.

I checked in the log, it was my
shift. Nothing happened, just
regular shift.

Okay. April 5. The day
when they let Komarov go.

He picked up the trail, eh?

- Excuse me, are
your reporters late?

- Which reporters?

The ones that
always go with you.

Let s go, faster.

Faster, faster!

- Maksim! Damn Where
did they come from?

- Over there.

- You can t go in there.

- I can. I am a journalist.

- I can start,
everyone s ready, right?

- Yeah.

Right now you are going to find
out all the details of the
accident

from the direct witness of
the events who found the body.

- Do I speak to the camera?

- No, look at me and talk to me.

- The old bastard.

- Everyone wants to get
their five minutes of fame.

Nothing like that has
happened here before.

Colonel! The body has
been identified.

This is Komarov Vasiliy
Andreyevich. Our main suspect.

Well, a former suspect now.

I found the missing pages
from the case in an album.

I read this Shilov s testimony.
I ll make you a cup of tea.

- What s there?

- I, Shilov Pyotr Valeryevich,
born in 1980, am ready to state
the following:

On April 5 this year I was to
pick up my liberated friend
Komarov

from the detention facility.

However, Komarov did not
leave the building alone,

but instead with the police
captain who I do not know.

Having suspected something
strange, I decided to follow
this car.

The captain dragged Komarov out
of the car and led him into the
waste lot.

I hid behind the
body of an old car.

I did not risk leaving my
cover until the dawn came.

Additionally, I can
state the following:

I saw the abovementioned police
captain in the 47th police
station.

Where he stayed himself
due to a petty case.

- What?

- Nothing. Classic novels
would do you good, you know.

The 47th police station
is the one near the garages

where they killed
Kostitsky and Shilov.

- Why did Kostitsky bring
Shilov to the garages?

- So that he could identify the
captain from the 47th police
station.

- But the captain
found them earlier.

- Still, why cut
their heads off?

Lyonya did not bring
anything home except salary.

We didn t even save
up for furniture.

And this case it wasn t
to obtain a higher post,

he just wanted to find
the murderer of that woman.

I wish he were like
everybody else.

We ll find your husband s
murderer, I promise you.

- Why did you bring
another type of sand?

- What kind of sand?

You had a different
type of sand.

I remember its smell from your
husband s briefcase perfectly.

I didn t bring anything new,
everything is here as it was.

- The sand in the briefcase
spilled from the murderer s
hands.

- Most probably it was sand
from the construction site.

So the murderer came to the
construction site, then came
back to the briefcase

- But why did he go to
the construction site?

- And messed about the sand.

- He was hiding something.

- The heads.

Tomorrow the Minister of
Interior is going to visit the
47th police station

upon request of the general.

All the staff shall gather at
the assembly hall and wear
full-dress uniform.

All the staff shall gather at
the assembly hall and wear
full-dress uniform.
And there you re going to
figure out the murderer.

And there you re going to
figure out the murderer.

And there you re going to
figure out the murderer.
Looks like I found it.

Looks like I found it.

Captain Shevtsov here! What are
you doing on a guarded
territory?

Captain Shevtsov here! What are
you doing on a guarded
territory?
Present your IDs!

Present your IDs!

That's him.

Clear the way!

- He s got no pulse.

- Faster!

He isn t breathing.

You can t go in here.

A gunshot injury in the
left part of the chest.

Significant blood loss.

Heart stop. Prepare
the defibrillator!

Charge!

One more charge.

Add some more. Charge!

One more charge. Add some more.

- It s 6000 volts already.

- Add some more!

Charge!

The heart has started.
Now the surgery.

Scalpel.

Stitch him up.

Captain Shevtsov, the 47th
police station. Start federal
search for him.

I want to know everything about
him. Everything parents,
school, institute,

army, friends, mistress,
drinking partners, absolutely
everything. Bye.

- Where is he? I
have to see him.

- He s in the operation room.

- The surgery is in process.

- Who are you? Huh?

Why are you ordering me about?
Are you an alpha male or what?

Why are you here and
he s there? Huh?

Why didn t you protect him?
Tell me: why didn t you

- How is he?

- Who are you?

I am his wife.

The surgery was successful,
his condition is stable.

The first bullet shot
through his lung.

The second one grazed the
pericardium and got stuck in the
rib.

- And the heart?

- The heart is intact.

- Your husband was very lucky.

- Uh-huh. Thank you, doctor.

Don t tell him that I came.

Here, take it.

Here, colonel. This is a bullet
extracted from your friend s
chest.

And these are the bullets we
extracted from the victims
heads.

The expert assessment showed
that those were also shot

from Makarov service pistol
belonging to captain Shevtsov.

Now I understand why he
cut those heads off.

So that the bullets
were not found.

- There is a reply to
your request, colonel.

- Thank you,
Anatoliy Borisovich.

- So what does this mean?

- The real sergeant Shevtsov
died on May 16, 2001 during the
taking of Gudermes.

- And who are we
looking for now?

- A ghost.

Who managed to serve up to
police captain under a false
name.

Your ticket.

And some money for you to spend.

- What about the passport?

- Tomorrow.

- So I am out of the game?

- You blew cover.

So we probably won t
see each other again.

To my Marina. Thank you
for avenging for her.

Komarov s case is not the only
one. There are four cases,
exactly the same.

Murder apprehension, lack of
evidence or unproven corpus
delicti.

Trial, and they let
the defendant go.

Shevtsov takes the defendant.

The latter disappears.

- I did everything right.

- What about two bodies in the
waste lot? Right next to the
police station?

And what should I have told
them? Good job guys, you
recognized me,

it was me who killed Komarov.

Please come to my car, I ll
take you to a quieter place

and kill you there not from
a service weapon. Right?

Would be great with ice, huh?

- Missing your job?

- Buzz off!

Sorry, I can t take such risks.

Get a stretcher, fast!

We ve got a gunshot injury,
possibly a broken spine.

Man, 35 years of
age, unconscious.

- Captain Shevtsov?

- Wait a minute!

Tell the police it s
captain Shevtsov.

I need enhanced guard. I
have important information.

It s captain Shevtsov.

No witnesses and no evidence.

Hello. What?

Got it.

The ambulance is taking
Shevtsov to the 12th clinic.

What?

Don t shoot, take him alive!

Drop your gun!

I am keeping him at gunpoint.

Damn!

He got rid of
everything himself.

Both are dead.

Done. Send me a new target.

END OF EPISODE ONE