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Determined to prove that Tetris co-developer Vladimir Pokhilko did not kill himself and his family, retired crime scene investigator Sandra Brown returns to the crime scene and uncovers more jaw-dropping discoveries.

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Detectives investigating the bizarre apparent murder-suicide of a Russian man and his family are puzzled by inconsistencies in the evidence; as they start to suspect this may be a staged scene, a surprising source thwarts their investigation.

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Police find a Russian family brutally murdered in a Silicon Valley home, a co-developer of the video game Tetris among them; something doesn't sit right with detectives, and it has to do with evidence -- or, more importantly, the lack of it.

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A look at the unsolved murders of Vladimir Pokhilko, who was involved in the development of the puzzle-based video game Tetris, and his wife and their young son in their Palo Alto, California home on September 22, 1998.

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