Episode list

Aleksandra Kushnir was transferred from Moscow to the post of head of the Criminal Investigation Department of a small town on the Black Sea coast. The employees of the Department are not happy with the new boss, especially a woman. Aleksandra immediately dives into work. The body of a girl was found in an elite apartment. The identity of the victim has not been established, and the owner of the apartment, a computer genius, is on the run.

Call girl is killed. Kushnir finds out that a year ago another priestess of love was killed in a similar way. Meanwhile, her colleagues are just waiting for Aleksandra to make a mistake somewhere. Colonel Mishin, Aleksandra's former lover, is trying to interfere with the investigation, and Kushnir's only friend, an FSB officer, Boris, from whom she expects help, fails.

The famous singer, actress and fashion model Vera Brezglova was found dead in her home. The medical examiner claims that death was caused by allergic shock. Aleksandra finds out that Vera's husband Sergey constantly cheated on her. To find the killer, Aleksandra decides to plunge into the world of show business and radically changes her image. She soon realizes that she should not forget about her personal life.

Three young men were killed. All of them are members of an organized criminal group. The version of criminal squabbles is not confirmed. Experts come to the conclusion that the shooter was a professional sniper. A former shooting instructor, Colonel Sokolov, comes into Aleksandra's field of vision. He offers help in catching the killer, as he knows the killer's handwriting very well. But Sokolov has one serious condition.

The body of a psychologist is found in a private clinic for drug-addicted children from wealthy families. It turns out that the murdered man treated the teenagers with an experimental antidepressant. At the beginning of the investigation, all the facts indicate that the reason for the murder is revenge for failed treatment. While Aleksandra stubbornly tries to get to the bottom of the truth, the employees of her department, dreaming of getting rid of the meticulous boss, find a story that casts doubt on her professional suitability.

Klara Udaltsova, whose mother is a local deputy, was killed and raped. From Klara's young man, the investigation learns that the girl had sadistic tendencies; she even posted advertisements on the Internet on relevant dating sites. The mother of the murdered woman is sure that her Klara could not have been involved in such entertainment, but the facts indicate the opposite.

At night, a judge is killed in a city park. The victim's parked car disappears along with the victim's son, an autistic teenager. Soon the car is found, and in the trunk - a tied boy, constantly repeating the same set of numbers. Kushnir is confident that numbers are the key to solving the crime. Aleksandra is also trying to figure out her personal life.

The city is rocked by a series of daring robberies. An unknown person stalks women outside nightclubs and, after stunning them with a baseball bat, takes money and valuables. Another attack turns into tragedy. A successful female photographer, Irena Krestovskaya, turns out to be murdered. The mayor of the city himself takes control of the matter. Not trusting Kushnir's professional abilities, he demands her removal and the transfer of the investigation to department employee Yurkov, who has his own scores to settle with Aleksandra.

The body of a young girl washes up on the shore. Soon it is possible to establish her identity: Tamara Ermolaeva, worked as a servant in the Duzhnikovs family. Quite quickly, a suspect appears who was released on parole - Ivan Kuprin. But upon arrest, he commits suicide. Kushnir's colleagues and superiors are inclined to regard this step as Kuprin's admission of guilt, and are preparing to close the case. But Aleksandra is not used to drawing conclusions so quickly.

The manager of the Volodarskiy family estate is found hanged on his birthday. Volodarskiy's lawyer states that the deceased was the main suspect in the murder of Volodarskiy's wife, which occurred recently. But Kushnir is not at all sure that the elderly man himself put the noose around his neck, since he had no obvious motive for committing the crime. It is more logical to believe that this is the work of Volodarskiy's offspring, after all, they are the direct heirs in the event of the death of their parents. Kushnir loves complex riddles.

The director of the restaurant, Irina Antonova, was killed. The investigation reveals that the deceased achieved her career goals in the simplest way - through bed. Therefore, there are three suspects in the murder: a husband and two lovers. Each of them has a motive, but the most surprising thing is that all three are the owners of a potential crime weapon. Irina was killed with a rare chef's knife, custom-made in Japan. Version - murder out of jealousy.

On the autopsy table is the corpse of Svetlana Kislitsina, who died of a drug overdose. Khaydarov, Mishin, Yurkov are puzzled and scared at the same time, because Andrey Kroll, a well-known maniac in the area, has been in prison for the murder of Svetlana for three years. This means that three years ago a serious mistake was made, and now the entire department will have to answer for it. Despite the resistance of his colleagues and superiors, Kushnir begins an investigation.

Police officer Major Timur Martynov was killed. It turns out that on the ill-fated day, Martynov was going to a meeting with an informant. But instead of an informant, he encountered drug lord Barakin. A shootout ensued, resulting in both deaths. It turns out that someone set a trap. Kushnir finds out that Martynov went to the meeting instead of his partner Khabaravtsev, who changed plans due to his son's illness.

During the trial of members of an organized crime group, juror Olga Ivanova dies of a heart attack. At first glance, nothing strange; Olga had problems with the cardiovascular system. But Kushnir is used to checking any, even the most obvious, versions. According to the examination, the dose of medications taken by Olga was sixteen times more than permissible. What is this, murder or suicide?

In the city center, in broad daylight, an unknown person shoots at a jeep. The driver, an 18-year-old boy, dies on the spot. The female passenger is taken to intensive care in serious condition. The criminal manages to escape unnoticed. Who would want these teenagers to die? Perhaps they wanted to kill the owner of the jeep - the father of the deceased young man, Oleg Timoshenko. But this version is falling apart.

At night, village residents call the police. Deafening music sounds from the house of a neighbour, the famous writer Pilonov. Arriving law enforcement officers find the owner drowned in his own pool. Kushnir is sure: the writer's death was violent.