Blood will become fun

A dead girl in a car in the middle of a housing estate. Doctor Lengyel's verdict is clear – young, healthy, pretty, just a little bit dead. The cause of death was methamphetamine; one injection into the vein and her life was gone. The problems start when the homicide detectives find out that Vierka never took drugs, didn't smoke, and only drank white wine, and even then only occasionally. The contents of her stomach and blood analysis say something else. The suspicious disappearance of her boyfriend also contributes to the entire case becoming shrouded in mystery right after the first interviews. There is nothing left to do but go back to the beginning and, following the established rules of investigation, unravel the mystery of the dead Vierka patiently, step by step. The first findings are interesting; her serious relationship, Marek, is not just an ordinary electrician, and other police departments are also interested in Vierka as an important witness – unfortunately, too late. Even Marek's friends, a gang of skinhead hooligans in bomber jackets and combat boots, are not above suspicion. Although they pretend to be the embodiment of justice and the strong arm of the law, their nightly raids usually end in bloodshed. The boys from one-four-one are in no hurry; they know the culprit is nearby and has nowhere to run. If they had known what was planned for Friday, they would have hurried, arrested those who deserved it on Thursday, and life in Our Town would have taken a completely different direction from that fateful day.