The corpse of old Bobo Nazir was found in a mountain village after a fire. Major Kasymov in the basement of a burned-out house discovers a chest with jewelry that belonged to the Basmach Rakhimbek. The absence of a priceless battle belt points to the cause of the crime. The detectives go to the jewelry dealers to capture the criminals.
Mukadas Makhmudov, Vladimir Plotnikov
Director
Baba Annanov
Muminov - polkovnik militsii
Vladimir Tikhonov
Said Kasymov - major militsii
Valeri Ryzhakov
Setgey Novikov
Vladimir Nikitin
Pyotr Muminov
Marina Andrianova
Mukhabbat
Bimbulat Vatayev
Orator
Vladimir Plotnikov
Nikifor
Rustam Urazaev
Akbar
Svetlana Orlova
Irina
Zoya Tolbuzina
Muminova
Anatoli Latfi
Erbabaev
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