Since the mid-1990s, the bodies of murdered and raped women have been found almost every month in the small Siberian city of Angarsk. The search for the man who committed these crimes took more than 15 years - primarily because few people wanted to look for him. The book by journalist Sasha Sulim (Medusa, Editorial) is the story of the bloodiest killer in Russia and a story about people who professionally searched for, found and imprisoned serial criminals, despite the inertia and opposition of the law enforcement system. This is the answer not only to the question of how maniacs are caught in Russia, but also to the question of why they are often not caught at all.
