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| Vadim Efremov |
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Vadim Efremov (Rus: Вадим Ефре́мов) was a suspect in the murder investigation of diamond magnate Ilya Tretyakov in Fast Track to Murder (Case #16 of World Edition).
Profile
Vadim is a 35-year-old mammoth scholar. He has brown hair and a beard. He is seen wearing a grey jacket with red accents underneath a grey scarf and a fur cap with a mammoth pin on his head. It is known that Vadim smokes cigarettes and eats pelmeni.
| Height | 6'2" |
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| Age | 35 |
| Weight | 157 lbs |
| Eyes | blue |
| Blood | A+ |
Role in Case(s)
Vadim became a suspect after the player and Carmen Martinez found his trowel and analyzed the mammoth bone dust on it. When informed of Ilya Tretakov's murder, he said he did not know who he was, and did not care if he was not a mammoth. Carmen exclaimed the importance of this murder, but Vadim still insisted he cared more about mammoths. Though Carmen asked if he noticed the diamonds in the cave or not due to his focus on mammoths, she immediately retracted the question.
Vadim appeared again to save Carmen and the player from a bear that was about to attack them. Though he was scratched on the face, he insisted he was alright. He was interrogated regarding him on a magazine cover saying he spoke out against the victim. He explained that Ilya's company destroyed a mammoth excavation site, which angered the mammoth expert to no end. It stressed him out to no end, thinking about the mammoths whose story would never be heard.
Vadim was found to be innocent after the team incarcerated Nikita Rukhin for Ilya's murder.
Trivia
- "Siberian Geographic", a magazine where Vadim appears on the cover, is a parody of the National Geographic magazine.
Case Appearances
- Fast Track to Murder (Case #16 of World Edition)
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