The book examines the reasons for imposing unjust death sentences using examples of high-profile criminal cases from the standpoint of systemic analysis. The characteristic origins of investigative and judicial errors in situations of complicated investigations in cases of premeditated murders are shown. In addition, for the first time, unique procedural documents are published, allowing readers to clearly assess the degree of proof of the guilt of real and imaginary murderers. Intended for students, graduate students, teachers of law faculties of higher educational institutions, forensic experts, investigators, investigators, prosecutors, judges and lawyers.< /p>