Man from the queue. Shilling on candles. Tai D.

The man was stabbed in line for tickets to the theater. There are no documents with him. No one is looking for him. Even the labels with his not at all cheap clothes spores are thoroughly. There is no name for the victim, there is no motive for murder. Does the matter automatically fall into the category of unsolved? So everyone thinks except the Grant inspector. He believes: it is enough to find at least the smallest clue - and the thread from it will reach for the killer...

The famous actress was found killed on the beach. The main suspect is a young man to whom she bequeathed all her condition. Young Alfons got his own and got rid of an aging mistress - this is a common opinion. But the inspector of Scotland Yard Alan Grant considers this version too obvious. He quickly finds out: the victim had many enemies, and the motives, and almost everyone had the opportunity to kill it...