The maniac attacked from behind and smashed their heads with a heavy object. He left no traces, but added strange details to each murder: he wrapped one victim in a blanket, changed the shoes of another. How did these details help determine the killer's age and profession? And why shouldn't you wash your hands if you've been attacked? The Hunt for the Maniac. The Case of the Kazan Decorator.

📂 Summer 2011. Kazan, Lebyazhye Forest Park. A quiet, green corner where locals used to walk their children and dogs. But that summer, death took up residence here. An unknown assailant attacked girls from behind and smashed their heads with a heavy object. Two high school girls were killed. The third only miraculously escaped. The maniac acted cold-bloodedly and left almost no traces. But he added strange, almost inexplicable details to each crime. For some reason, he wrapped one victim in a blanket. He changed the shoes of another, putting on someone else's sneakers. Why did he do this? What did these ritualistic gestures mean? Investigators and forensic experts were faced with a mystery. But it was precisely these strange details that helped them determine the killer's age and occupation. What did the sneakers tell the experts? This case is about how one forgotten piece of evidence and one surviving girl helped catch a maniac who considered himself elusive.

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