Garamvölgyi László - A monacói relationship

Colonel Brezan and the super team of the National Police Headquarters find themselves faced with an exceptionally dangerous, international organized criminal network, who illegally acquire billions of euros through human trafficking, thus ensuring their luxurious lifestyle, which even allows them to buy an independent sea island.

This comes at a price, ruthless and cruel gangsters do the dirty work, while the head of the mafia, the biggest boss, sips his cocktails in his luxury villa in the bay of Monaco.

On the Serbian side of the border in Khorgos, they find the first victim, shot six times in the chest and brutally mutilated. It soon becomes clear that the investigation of the murder case is not a neighboring one, the exclusive competence of the Serbian police, as usual, because the perpetrator of the act reported the heinous crime directly to the chief investigator of the Hungarian police, Colonel Brezan.

From there, you have to race not only against time, but also against the serial killer, who - as it turns out at the end - takes justice into his own hands, but by no means works instead of the court.

Slave trade, kidnapping, pirate attacks, employment for the purpose of exploitation, all of which are hot topics of our time, which are revealed within the framework of an incredibly exciting and humorous story.

In addition to the entertaining everyday life of Colonel Brezan and his family in Barata, we can learn about the hitherto unpublished methods of international organized crime, the latest techniques of money laundering, the nature of bitcoin, i.e. cryptocurrency wealth, and the hawala system.

Despite the difficulties and continuous challenges, the Brezans do not give up their approach to prevention. In Europe, the Hungarian police is a pioneer of predictive policing, i.e. forward-looking, crime-preventing police, which is very effective this time as well.

The latest bestseller of Dr. László Garamvölgyi, ex-spokesman of the ORFK, provides answers to these and many other interesting questions.