Attention, the interrogation begins! The answer will be Josef Mareš, the best-known Czech criminalist, former head of the Prague murder party, author of the series Nineteenths and Cases of the 1st Department. He has solved hundreds of murders and now tells about the killers, the victims and the most interesting cases. At the same time, it takes you behind the scenes of the investigator's work. How is evidence collected against criminals? How do interrogations take place and what can happen during them? When was his life at stake and how did he deal with the evil he saw?
Mareš spent almost thirty years with the police and also experienced the wild nineties. He was at the extraction of barrels from the Orlická dam, talked to such hardened people as Jonák, Mrázek and Roubal, and investigated several shootouts in which the mafia was involved. Among his most famous cases from more recent times are the Prague taxi killer, the search for the missing Anička, and the murder of journalist Michal Velíšek.
Do men kill differently than women? Where do the killers hide the corpses? Which offenders did he feel sorry for? Why was he nice to some, and even made coffee for them, even though he despised them? And why does he visit some convicts in prison even years later? Lovers of crime stories get their hands on an authentic account of a man who knows the background of crime like few others. The questions were asked by Martin Moravec, whose book interviews with neurosurgeon Vladimír Beneš and pilot David Hecl became bestsellers.