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The Murderer's Servant Book Description: In our previous two important investigations, Tefo, how should I put it, asked questions that seemed meaningless at first, and then suddenly got attached to the subject. In both cases, he made scathing statements such as 'I feel bad for it'. Wait a minute, I said, maybe it will happen to me too. I looked around in very filmy poses, put my hands in my pockets and asked Nusret, who was standing silently in front of us, about the hydrangeas that were visible behind the wires surrounding the court on the other side of the tennis court adjacent to the pool. Mafia raids with lead rain, snipers flying from roof to roof, "cream" who didn't know where to put the money. Members of the "cream" class, baby babies, police officers, cover-ups, victims of Pompeii, primitive CSI studies, orange-crazy drinks and a servant... And Vedat Kurdel. A murder story that can be said to be full of chaos... "What I will say is this, Mr. Vedat: Pompeii tells us a truth about divine justice." "And?" I said finally. “What was it?” “That it didn't touch us.” “You?” “It's full of historical examples.