Honest Detective. The Wolf Pack Part 3
Alexander Kostenko once worked at the Tver House of Services, accepting scrap precious metals. He was nicknamed "Lom." He created a large criminal organization, which included businessmen, lawyers, corrupt officials, and ordinary criminals. From the latter, Lom assembled an elite unit of hitmen.
Investigators believe that the leader of the hitmen was Anatoly Osipov, nicknamed "Volk," and his group was nicknamed "The Wolves." These beasts killed anyone they ordered—both businessmen and criminal kingpins. The hitmen may have been involved in the murder of singer Mikhail Krug.
How did they manage to corner the "Wolves"? Which regional politicians were closely connected to the criminal organization? Eduard Petrov's new program explores this topic.