Oleg Agranyants' story “The Elusive Blonde” will interest lovers of intrigue and action-packed detective stories with its exciting plot from the very first pages. A French tourist and a Russian journalist are found dead in a Washington hotel near the White House. The investigation is entrusted to FBI employee Karina Lonova, familiar to the reader from the story “Murder in Cocoa Beach” by Oleg Agranyants. Suspicion immediately falls on the mysterious blonde who met with the victims on the eve of their deaths. Karina follows the trail of the blonde. Finds the daughter of a Nazi who organized the removal of looted valuables from Germany after the end of the war. She informs her about a note found after her father’s death with six numbers 158413. Karina receives the same numbers from a distant relative of a Canadian businessman who was involved in transporting Nazis to Latin America after the war. What are these numbers? As in all works of Oleg Agranyants, the reader is awaited by a completely unexpected solution, but one that follows completely from the narrative.