A Russian detective series that pairs a major and a captain against serial maniacs, domestic killers, and the city's glamorous and bohemian circles.
24 episodes · 19 h 12 min
Major Volkov's team faces a case that is completely unexpected for them. The daughter of the prime minister of a neighboring country, which is ready to conclude a major economic agreement with Russia, has been kidnapped. The case hangs by a thread; enormous money and the prestige of both states are at stake. The FSB cannot be involved for diplomatic reasons — if the information leaks to the international press, a scandal is inevitable.
The investigation is complicated by the fact that a true professional is acting against Volkov, one who has undergone elite training in the GRU and has been to all the hot spots of the last decade. Luck turns away — one by one the people involved die, Captain Tarabrin is kidnapped. And only incredible intuition and knowledge of life will help Major Volkov, at the last moment, not let the situation slip out of his hands.
Anya Aladushkina is hit by a car — deliberately, with the intent to kill. Volkov finds out that the car belongs to Anya's old friend, Zhenya Lyadovoy. Volkov goes to his home, but it turns out that the young man has disappeared. And soon an unknown person calls Zhenya's father, says that Zhenya has been kidnapped, and demands a ransom for the missing son.
An unknown person shoots at Major Volkov with a Chekist Mauser. Who dared to raise a hand against a police officer is what our heroes — Major Volkov, Captain Tarabrin and Lieutenant Ogurtsova — will have to find out!
Senior Lieutenant of Police Andrei Pereverzin, an employee of the district department of internal affairs, is killed not far from his home. Volkov finds out that Pereverzin had been included in a group that was investigating the Mistral nightclub — according to operational data, the center of drug distribution in the district.
A corporate paintball game ends with the death of one of the company's top managers, Anton Kiryushchenko. Everything could have passed for an accident if not for one "but." Numerous bruises and abrasions are found on the body of the deceased. And soon it turns out that everyone wanted Kiryushchenko dead: his team, his colleagues and even his beloved girlfriend.
Humanity is changing the planet. To survive, people destroy animals. But afterward their conscience torments them. It turns out that more than one serious crime can be cooked up on this feeling. What is the connection between the whale population disappearing in the Far East and a brutal murder in a Moscow night courtyard? Major Volkov, Captain Tarabrin and Lieutenant Ogurtsova will have to find out.
One of the leading officers of the Organized Crime Control Department, Police Lieutenant Colonel Nikolai Rogov, is killed by a hired sniper's bullet. Volkov guesses that the murder was ordered by the influential crime boss Misha-Kalina. But there is no evidence against Kalina, and the hired sniper is found dead. Volkov swears to Kalina that he will answer for the murder of a police officer in any case.
In several parts of the city, girls are being kidnapped. And after that, their parents receive sinister parcels: video messages with the torture and rape of the victims. Volkov and his team plunge into the investigation, and soon the detectives come to the opinion that the kidnappers do not care so much about the victims themselves as about their parents.
Vika Aleksashina, a nurse from a polyclinic, became the victim of a seemingly ordinary robbery. The attacker, a drug addict nicknamed Ink, was frightened himself and killed the girl by accident. That is how this story appears to Major Volkov at first glance. But where does the heroin of the highest grade, packaged in ampoules, suddenly come from? Why does Vika's closest friend, Tatyana Remez, die at the hands of the killer? Major Volkov finds out that behind the scenes of these events stands a powerful and completely unknown drug dealer nicknamed Mamba.
In Moscow, Volkov Pyotr Antonovich, the full namesake of Major Volkov, has been killed. What is this — an accident, a coincidence? Or did the killer simply make a mistake?
Major Volkov and Captain Tarabrin conduct the investigation of a crime whose roots go back to the distant 1950s.
Good music is a commodity that can be sold for big money. And for how much can the absence of a commodity be sold? And how many musical themes can a human life be worth? Volkov and his team will have to sort out this difficult question. On top of that, as it turns out during the investigation, they have a specialist — Captain Tarabrin knows about domestic rock and roll by no means from hearsay.
A mid-level crime boss has been brazenly killed with a sniper rifle. Who is behind this crime — rivals in the underground business or a victim of gangsters? Major Volkov and Captain Tarabrin will have to find out!
In a pompous restaurant in the center of snow-covered Moscow, two Africans have been killed. Major Volkov and Captain Tarabrin must untangle the bloody African knot.
What is the probability that a crime can be solved thirty years later? Especially if it happened in the family of an all-powerful Party official, at a closed state dacha where there are never any extra eyes? A riddle that is almost unsolvable, but Major Volkov is helped by life experience — the same kind that allowed the killer to keep a state secret for so many years.
Two young girls, Katya Ivolgina and Lena Repnina, disappear without a trace in the city. Soon a female corpse is found in an abandoned park, in which Lena's father Dmitry and Ivolgin identify Katya. While browsing Katya's personal video blog, Zhanna learns that Repnin was very strict with his daughter and forced her to lead a reclusive lifestyle.
The personal driver of the famous antique dealer Vitaly Vulokh, Nikolai Chirsky, has been killed. After examining the crime scene, Tarabrin discovers a bomb planted on Vulokh's car. It becomes clear that Chirsky also noticed it and tried to stop the bomber at the cost of his life. However, Vulokh refuses to cooperate with the investigation and insists, claiming that he has no enemies.
Volkov's boss, General Nikolai Akimovich, hires a new assistant, Nastya Koltsova. Meanwhile, an attempt is made on the well-known crime boss Artur Karamyshev, as a result of which his partner, nicknamed Mogila, dies. The general is forced to give an interview to the popular journalist Kirill Berezin and his colleague, photographer Vasily Golinyak, in order to prevent panic in society.
Leaving his home, Tarabrin finds an unconscious naked girl on the street and sends her to the hospital. On the way to the hospital, she dies. Soon it turns out that the deceased — Olesya Kratova — the daughter of a famous businessman — had been raped shortly before her death. Volkov and Tarabrin detain two suspects — the deceased's former fiancé Kostenko and the owner of the car in which her phone was found, Gosha Kotov.
At the request of General Nikolai Akimovich, Volkov begins an urgent search for Pavlik, the little son of his relative Svetlana Olegovna. In the store where Pavlik's nanny discovered his disappearance, a security guard finds a letter demanding a ransom. Volkov decides to detain the kidnappers during the money handover, but the operation fails and the unknown man manages to escape.
Volkov and Tarabrin investigate the mysterious death of the famous businesswoman Svetlana Goncharuk. The woman died from an air injection. However, Volkov is convinced that it was not suicide. After talking with the victim's daughter Elena, he learns that many among her circle envied Goncharuk and wished her dead. In addition, it turns out that for many years she wore a mystical ring that had belonged to her business partner Morozov, who died under unexplained circumstances.
A random passerby, Artyom, is found shot dead in a park. His wife Vera and witnesses say that after noticing an unknown girl steal a wallet from one of the spectators at a street clown's performance, Artyom chased after her, and soon his wife, who followed him, found him dead. The investigation is complicated by the fact that Vera loses the ability to speak from shock and is sent to a hospital for a rehabilitation course.
A major businessman, Mikhail Tregubov, is found shot dead in the warehouse of his company. After examining the warehouse, Tarabrin discovers that the deceased was involved in illegal drug transportation, and at the scene he finds a mysterious pendant with the name "Daniel." The only witness to the murder turns out to be Liza Pavlovskaya, who works at a nearby church.
Chas Volkova (2007)
Chas Volkova
2007
Chas Volkova
2007
Chas Volkova
2007
