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A quiet car wash worker disappeared for three days... And then, for the first time, the ringleader felt true fear. What if an ordinary car wash worker turned out to be a man long thought nonexistent? This crime drama tells the story of a former special forces soldier and former intelligence officer who finds himself at the center of events where the criminal underworld dictates its own rules. A Russian action thriller with the atmosphere of a true crime thriller awaits you, a gripping story and a true-life story told as an audio narration. This true-life story transports the viewer to a world where a covert operation, an undercover agent, and a GRU legend become part of the fight for justice. The protagonist's hidden identity has remained unknown for years, but revenge is inevitably approaching. A criminal gang terrorizes Russia's criminal underworld, and events unfold in Vladivostok, where an ordinary car wash becomes the beginning of a major game. The former operative enters the conflict as a strong hero, for whom a dangerous game becomes the only way to stop those who believe they can escape punishment. If you enjoy anti-mafia stories, Russian detective stories, suspense, action-packed stories, mafia, corruption, investigations, secret agent, and crime stories, this dramatic story is sure to keep you engaged until the very end. These true stories, told in fiction, are perfect as bedtime stories, audiobooks, and Russian tales of people who can change the course of events. Dangerous people don't always seem dangerous, and a person without a past may turn out to be the very Cleaner no one expected. #formerspecialforces #crimedrama #russianactionmovie #audiostory #cleaner SOURCES USED: 1. Gilinsky, Ya.I. "Deviantology: Sociology of Crime, Drug Abuse, Prostitution, Suicide, and Other "Deviations." St. Petersburg: Legal Center Press, 2004. 2. Antonyan, Yu.M. "Criminology: A Textbook for the Academic Bachelor's Degree." — Moscow: URAYT, 2015. 3. Frankl, V. Man's Search for Meaning. — Moscow: Progress, 1991. 4. Rawls, J. A Theory of Justice. — Novosibirsk: Novosibirsk University Press, 1995.