Radion meglen

Meglen thinks he killed her, and that's why Bergich changed her name to Ksenia Smirnova and kept it a secret.

Olga Berestova is a character in the TV series "Method" and the mother of the main character, Yesenia Steklova.

Who is she?
Olga suffered from a mental disorder (manic schizophrenia). Her illness led to her committing several murders and twice undergoing forced treatment in a psychiatric hospital—the second time at the insistence of Yesenia's father. After treatment, Olga changed her identity documents and became known as Vera Vyacheslavovna Steklova. She gave birth to a daughter during remission, but over time, the illness progressed. Eventually, recognizing the danger to others, Olga effectively asked for her life to be taken—this was done by Rodion Meglin.

This role in the series was played by actress Marina Pravkina.

Considering that you were previously interested in the characters of The Method and Rodion Meglin, this story is directly connected to Meglin's motives and actions, as well as to Yesenia's main storyline - the search for the truth about

The shooter is a man, an old acquaintance of Meglena, he kills a lot of people like, "I was gone for 40 days, 40 people, I will kill, but only for 40 days, 40 people, 360 days, 360 children, etc."

You won't catch me, this is an unknown person who calls Meglena and commits almost all the murders with his own hands. Meglena wants to kill you, you won't catch me, or TMNP in short.

Meglen's deaf assistant, a deaf man who wears a hearing aid and is tech-savvy, hacks, learns about victims, and gets people's IPs.

Sergei Bergich, or simply Bergich, is Radion Meglen's doctor, and he's trying to cure Radion because he could die at any second.

Radion Meglen is a tough detective from the film "Method"; the action happens to everyone except Yesenia Steklova (Meglen's senior investigator). Radion has severe psychosis and needs to take pills, but he hates taking them. Radion is over 30 years old. He has brown eyes, brown hair, and a beard. He is funny, serious, drinks vodka, and Meglen is violent.
The beige cloak. This is perhaps the most memorable detail. The cloak looked worn, "well-worn," thus emphasizing the hero's austerity and severity.
Jeans and a shirt. Under a coat, usually jeans and a dress shirt.
A cap. A specific cap is often mentioned, sometimes referred to in discussions as "Luzhkov's." Interestingly, in the story, it's not just an accessory: sometimes a heavy object was hidden in it, and the cap became a means of self-defense.
Meglin stood in Bergich's office at the psychiatric hospital, trying to reassure him that he was okay. His voice was calm, but there was a subtle worry in his eyes.

"Rodion, do you understand that you're on the edge?" Bergich looked at him with concern, his voice soft but full of seriousness. Meglen also had a favorite folding knife, and Meglen had a deaf assistant—a man of about 40 who wears a hearing aid.

At that moment, the office door swung open and a girl entered the room. Her appearance was like a flash of light—she was so beautiful that it seemed as if time stood still. Her movements were graceful, and her gaze confident and piercing.

“Uncle, I’m going to kill someone now,” she said, and her voice, despite the menacing words, sounded like music.

Meglin froze