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Joseph woke up a few hours later.
"What a wonderful evening!" he thought. But as soon as his gaze fell on the murder case file lying on the table, the inspector came to his senses.
"Wonderful..."
After reviewing the case, he began to ponder:
"Who could it be... Someone from our own? Unlikely. We need to look at the newcomers. Hmm, where's my pipe?"
Joseph opened a drawer and began to rummage through the files. One case involving a young lawyer caught the policeman's attention.
"Okay, what do we have here. Aha, a newcomer. Interesting, very interesting. Could it be that someone decided to disrupt the idyll of my town? The old man's remark about his manner of communication was probably the motive. I need to send the guys to check him out, find out what the lawyer was doing that night."
Another case caught his eye.
"What's this... An arms dealer, an alcoholic. How has his shop not been shut down yet! Oh, these connections. They got drunk, had a fight, and a murder? Quite possible. I need to check it out."
The inspector summoned Laine and Simon to his office.
"Laine, go to Vazovski, find out where he was and what he was doing. And you, Simon, go to our new lawyer. And I'll think some more."