Glukhov Rasputin

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**Glukhov Rasputin** (1998-) was a suspect in the murder investigation of janitor Dallevante Nash in A Heated Argument (Case #32 of Stories Uncaged) before killing Saviors member Donnell Watson in Fatal Facial (Case #35 of Stories Uncaged). Glukhov later became the new mayor of Emerald City in We Failed to Protect (Case #48 of Stories Uncaged), before killing Saviors member Patrick Saturday in The Irony of Power (Case #57 of Stories Uncaged). Later on, he became a suspect in the murder investigation of former Savior Teshima Kyo in Saviors Rule, Traitors Drool (Case #59 of Stories Uncaged).

## Description

Glukhov is a 44-year old Russian monk and former Saviors member turned mayor of Emerald City. In A Heated Argument, it is known that Glukhov eats pudding, skydives, and uses breath spray. In Fatal Facial, it is known that Glukhov eats roasted peanuts, is superstitious, and has visited Greensin. In The Irony of Power, it is known that Glukhov eats bagels, takes blood thinners, and drinks Doll energy drinks. In Saviors Rule, Traitors Drool, it is known that Glukhov plays violin and drinks ginger ale.

## Events of Stories Uncaged

### A Heated Argument

Glukhov became a suspect after he scared the detectives after we picked up his crystal ball. We asked what does he want and what is he doing in the factory, but instead, Glukhov rambles about how God is coming to Earth, to eradicate humanity for the final judgment, before claiming to be a prophet on behalf of God to spread the message to America to repent their sins. We can't take this guy's kookiness anymore, and we told him whether he knew about the murder. Instead, Glukhov used Dallevante's murder to prove his point that God is punishing the sinners and told the detectives to repent, prompting us to leave as our brain cells almost deteriorate.

Glukhov was questioned again after we found a bouquet with an even number and the victim's name in Cyrillic tagged on it. We thought it was a gift, but Glukhov explained it was more like a curse, as in Russia, giving a bouquet with an even number is considered offensive as it's mainly used in funerals. Glukhov cursed the victim with death as Dallevante mocked his preachings and mystical powers, calling them nutty and fraudulent. Glukhov was mad, as he didn't get invited by CEO Samuel Williams for undisclosed reasons to the factory for this treatment, so he wished Dallevante death.

Glukhov was found to be innocent after the team incarcerated factory worker Riley Houghton for Dallevante's murder.

### Fatal Facial

Glukhov became a suspect again after his crucifix is found near the crime scene. Glukhov then began to ramble his crazy preaching again, before detective Giles Davis yelled at him to stop with the pleasantries and answer their question: What is he doing here? And what do you know about Donnell's murder?. Glukhov explained he is in the factory to save humanity from the vortex of space colliding by performing spiritual prayer and rituals so God will be pleased and stop the mayhem. Before the detectives lose their brain cells once again, Glukhov knew Donnell, saying he had sought some foresight of the future, and Glukhov did just that.

Glukhov was questioned again after a voodoo doll of Donnell is found on the factory grounds. Glukhov angrily yells at the detectives about Donnell being a massive sinner, as he interrupted his "ritual" that is deemed sacred enough. He hoped to find silence at the factory but was annoyed when Donnell came to the site and accidentally interrupts him. In return, Glukhov spent time making Donnell's voodoo doll so he could torture it as punishment.

In the end, Glukhov turns out to be Donnell's killer. Glukhov says it was his job to assassinate the traitor, the mole, the cancer of the Saviors. He didn't know the guy, but his goal in life was always to fulfill God's plan, and that was to get rid of the pest trying to ruin this world, so it was an easy yes to the request they gave him.

### We Failed to Protect

After disappearing for a while, he later reappears as the new elected mayor of Emerald City, due to the president choosing him as a candidate.

### The Irony of Power

Glukhov became a suspect after we found his mayoral sash in the castle. Glukhov "introduced" their castle as the city's main hub, but we laugh due to how pathetic it is, which Glukhov didn't take kindly before he pulled a gun on us. We pulled a gun back on him and said what is his involvement in Patrick's death. Glukhov denied our accusations before saying that he respects Patrick for his contributions to the organization, saddened at the fact that he is slain.

Glukhov was questioned again after we found a song sheet about Patrick being a useless lackey. After finding out the sheet came from a tree native to Russia only, we spoke to Glukhov about this. Glukhov said that he wrote the song to express his jealousy of Patrick, who he thinks does not deserve such a position as Laszlo's assistant. Glukhov said he deserves the role more since he knew Laszlo better than him.

In the end, Glukhov is found guilty of Patrick's murder. Glukhov says he used to believe in everything the Saviors wanted to achieve, but he realized they weren't just doing bad stuff to those who refused to join them, they also brainwashed the loyal members. Patrick tried to inject something in him and when he refused, Patrick tried to call for help and said Glukhov will be removed from his position and sacrificed for the Devil. That was the moment he realized it's not worth risking his life for these morons. He was already thinking about leaving them and helping us, that's why he didn't have us killed yet, even though Laszlo already ordered him to capture us. He just warned us and reported back that he didn't find us. He says he was also shot with the special gun, but he cured himself with his magic hand and only got some burn marks on his arms and chest.

### Saviors Rule, Traitors Drool

Glukhov became a suspect after we found his elixir at the crash site. Glukhov told us that he witnessed us taking down the plane by shooting it, before asking us why did we do such a thing. When we were told to by Ariel in exchange for our comrades and the kids' safety, Glukhov understands our situation, saying that Ariel is a cunning bitch who would do anything to get her goal. When asked about Kyo's murder, Glukhov said he heard about it through his mystic ways, before ending up worried since Kyo betrayed the Saviors, and this is what he get, and Glukhov wondered if the same will happen to him.

Glukhov was questioned again after discovering Kyo's phone, with Glukhov's number listed in the block list. Glukhov didn't know why Kyo did this but assumed Kyo may not trust him enough and thought he is still in cahoots with the organization. All Glukhov wants is to contact Kyo regarding the Savior issue now that the two defected from the organization, but sadly, they couldn't due to one's mistrust.

Glukhov was found to be innocent after the team incarcerated acting chief Bridget Luders for Kyo's murder.

## Case appearances

* A Heated Argument (Case #32 of Stories Uncaged)
* Fatal Facial (Case #35 of Stories Uncaged)
* We Failed to Protect (Case #48 of Stories Uncaged)
* The Irony of Power (Case #57 of Stories Uncaged)
* Saviors Rule, Traitors Drool (Case #59 of Stories Uncaged)

## Trivia

* Glukhov was a suspect in four different cases.
* Glukhov appeared in three districts in Stories Uncaged.
* Glukhov appeared in one season.
* Glukhov is a parody of Grigori Rasputin, a Russian monk, mystic, and prominent figure in late Imperial Russia.

## Gallery

Glukhov, as he appeared in A Heated Argument (Case #32 of Stories Uncaged), Fatal Facial (Case #35 of Stories Uncaged), We Failed to Protect (Case #48 of Stories Uncaged), The Irony of Power (Case #57 of Stories Uncaged), and Saviors Rule, Traitors Drool (Case #59 of Stories Uncaged).