Writer Andrey Kivinov became the host of a new program on the 78 TV channel

The host of the program "Andrey Kivinov. Case number ..." is a famous writer whom the whole country recognized from the scripts for the TV series "Streets of Broken Lanterns" and "Homicidal Force". Andrey Kivinov took his action-packed stories from life: in the late 1990s, he served as the head of the department for solving premeditated murders of the Kirov Police Department of St. Petersburg - this experience became the basis of a new program in the style of "true detective".

"Many of the crimes that I will talk about were investigated by me and our department for solving premeditated murders in the Kirovsky district. Some of them are so incredible — if I had included them in the script, they wouldn't have believed me," the presenter comments. — Now their time has come, we will publish previously unknown facts in the new project of the 78 TV channel. We can say that this program restores justice in every sense: the finale of each episode is the obligatory punishment of a criminal for what he has done, and at the same time it is a story about the heroism of the guys who sometimes risked their lives in the fight against evil."

In the first issue, under the original title "Roni the Dog", viewers will be transported to St. Petersburg in 1994. The bodies of two women and an emaciated dog were found in the locked Khrushchev. Missing millions and Egyptian artifacts are at stake. In the spirit of Andrei Kivinov's best detectives, the operatives unravel the web, where the killer is a charismatic "KGB agent" with the face of Stallone. But the key to the solution will not be fingerprinting, but an incredible coincidence. Roni the dog is a name that will unite the two victims and lead the investigation to the trail of a madman who is sure that he is fulfilling the will of the motherland.

The program "Andrey Kivinov. Case number ..." starts on 78 TV channel at 14:15 with a repeat at 21:50. You can watch new episodes twice a month with an interval of two weeks.