“...The death of my brother was a blow for me, completely knocking the ground out from under my feet. Andrei is two years older than me, since childhood I have become accustomed to the fact that he exists in this world. If it weren’t for my brother, I would have died of grief after my mother’s death five years ago, and even though in adult life we rarely saw each other and spoke little, Andryukha meant a lot to me. And now I'm a complete orphan. True, Andrei and I’s father is somewhere, but I didn’t know where he was or whether he was even alive. And I didn’t want to know. We learned little about the circumstances of Andrei's murder. He himself opened the door for the criminal; there were no signs of a struggle, except for an overturned chair. The brother’s wife, Tanya, said that nothing was missing, and the money also remained untouched. The criminal carefully wiped off his fingerprints before leaving. This means that he did not take any of the things because he was scared and had to hurry to escape. The criminal came with one goal - to kill Andrei. As the detectives believed, the killer suddenly attacked his brother when his back was turned and strangled him with a previously prepared rope. The police were looking for the killer, but so far to no avail...”