why were you worried about brusnikin ?was paying extra for his pension according to the contract. oh, patronage, well, yes, but he didn’t like the way they looked after him, and he decided to refuse the contract and immediately began calling these swindlers. how to call? he didn't have a cell phone. as far as i know, so i have. can you take a look at her? yes, sure. skye got nothing on the train, but it's not a crime medicine with syringes. but this is me for mine aunties. she is my heart. i don't know, but as far as weapons are concerned, i have permission for them. why did you want to hide from the police? i thought it was a bandit who came to visit me. your opera does not say on his forehead that he is a cop. yeah, even. and we got the testimony of a witness who said that you and lipnitskaya wanted to get rid of brusnikin. and you needed to do it very urgently. immediately upon arrival from st. petersburg, he wanted to terminate the contract with patrons. the criminal washed himself in the closet of the knuckles and now

i remembered something, so a couple of days before leaving for brusnikin, some man came, well, brusnikind we talked a little with that man. i told him that the old man was expecting us soon. veterans are going to st. petersburg. well, brusnikin. naturally, all the neighbors managed to brag about it. well, the man thanked and left glasses. yes, some of his antediluvian ones you know are round, like the cat basilio's cops overgrown. and how can i dump march, then we'll meet. hear me these passengers from the fifth car, they haunt me. look at the praises of zadorozhny temnikov gulko brusnikin. morkovskiy lukovnik dolgikh borisyonok dzagoev and kim and that all of them except for lukovnikov from khlebsky whose registration is moscow from different cities from magadan to smolensk and from murmansk to krasnodar, and they all arrived yesterday in st. petersburg and that same night boarded a train to moscow. well, what of these years the cardiologist morkhlevsky worked for the two capitals in moscow, he had a clinic, and in st. petersburg he was in charge of a cafeteria. and he often wandered be