00:02We think he might be a Russian Mafia.
00:05And he was a member of Vorev Sukonyo.
00:07In Russian prisons, your life story is written on your body.
00:11And tattoos.
00:13If you don't have tattoos, you don't exist.
00:17I'm afraid we've lost the mother.
00:19Unidentified woman died December 20, 2013.
00:23Baby girl born 20 December, 2013.
00:31Anya, where did you get this?
00:33I found it in the handbag of the girl who died in my ward.
00:36You should bury her secrets with her body.
00:40I'm a midwife.
00:41I was hoping to speak to the manager.
00:43And I'm so sorry if she had worked here.
00:46I would remember it is set.
00:49It's all right.
00:50I'll probably find out more once I get her diary translated.
00:54Her diary?
00:56You want to go for a drink?
00:58It's Christmas. Everything's closed.
01:00Sometimes if things are closed, you just open them up.
01:04This girl ended up in the hands of the Vorev Sukonyo.
01:08Do you know what that means?
01:11How did you get in here?
01:13They are always open doors.
01:15He wants the diary.
01:16My son, Kyrgios, mentioned many a times.
01:20I think he was threatening to harm the baby.
01:22If the diary should find its way to the police.
01:25It's okay, boss. You don't have to worry.
01:27Police won't find anything.
01:28She was 14.
01:30She was just a child.
01:31Forget when you knew this ever happened.
01:33Stay away from people like me.
01:36You've read the diary.
01:37How can you keep doing what you're doing?
01:40I decide what's right and what's wrong.
01:43You can't afford to be killed in any area.
01:47I need to know who you are.
01:52Show some respect.
01:54This is respect.
02:06The Vorev are like a contagious disease.
02:09There's no cure once they've touched you.
02:10You've heard the story once.
02:14You've seen these pictures.
02:14You've seen them.
