The case at the Gold Rush

The author's fourth detective story from the tramp-vodak environment.

The whole region was once thrilled by a series of jewellery store robberies, especially the last one, from which the robbers took particularly rich loot. But then they were discovered and arrested. Only their loot was never found.
The boss of the robbery gang was killed in prison. And yet he was the one who hid the loot and the only one who knew where. His cronies gradually return after serving their sentences, and when clues lead them to a campsite, they discover to their unpleasant surprise that someone else is already there looking for gold. About four hundred tramps gathered there to return to a time long past and turn the campground into a gold-mining town called Dawson City for a few days.
The clash of these two worlds leads to many curious and humorous situations. But who will eventually find the map to the loot and thus the real gold? Part of the loot was found, the Gold Rush is over. But where's the rest? Money, precious stones, weapons? Our heroes return to the region around Vlasakov to set the record straight. They discover that someone else is interested in the hidden wealth. A shadow falls on the edge, victims appear. Who can be trusted and who can't? Will the loot be found and will the guilty be punished? And what is hidden in the mysterious cairn where the grave of Attila himself is said to be located?