About the book: 1990 / Doris Pike is guilty of the premeditated murder of Fanny Flax and is sentenced to deprivation of her identity. The detective questions the verdict. First of all, if a murderer organizes a fire to hide traces of a crime, he does not leave a pistol registered in his name in almost the most visible place. In addition, there is no motive for the crime. The whole apartment is full of prints, old and new, belonging to Miss Doris Pike. Her fingers are everywhere. And not a single fingerprint of the owner herself. Nowhere. Finally, one more thing. The apartment was dominated by the cult of Doris Pike. Posters. Record crystals. Film cassettes. And - not a single photograph of the owner of the house. No family album. Nothing.