[00:08] Streamer Insider mysteriously disappeared He went somewhere and disappeared. Ivan Andreev, better known Ivan Andreev, better known as the Insider, mysteriously disappeared here. On May 18, 2026, the [00:21] rumored to be helping Media, disappeared in Moscow. The video contains everything that Vova said. By the way, the video is about nothing. And what? Individuals make money on investments, take money, return it with interest, and then disappear one day. I didn't touch this topic [00:34] see a new Vova, it was crap. And what does this mean that I don’t even have the right to finish eating his find? It's impossible. I'll finish eating. This is my moral right. To eat up and parasitize. Yes. To [00:52] largest metropolitan areas, which has 230,000. I want to finish eating. Surveillance camera. More than 786,000 employees. Excellently working disappears. No, seriously, just kidding. The insider simply disappeared in Moscow City. [01:07] Nothing at all, no cameras. Well, zero. Zero. Eat. Therefore, two theories. The first theory is that someone from the authorities helped him, which, by the way, I think is not far from the truth, or he was caught for some other reason, the authorities too, or, [01:20] well, everything works out, everything. Two, two reasons. High rate of apprehension [music] of potentially dangerous individuals. But more than two months have passed and no updates have appeared. And all the investigations that have come out are more like [01:32] review videos. All this is not A there is no information. None at all. It would be a shame for a person with a crypto wallet with millions of to disappear and create a precedent. I have a feeling that there [01:45] should have been even less information, if it weren’t for the fact that there was a hack in the dissemination of this information. Well, my opinion is that they found same guys there with all sorts of stream insiders, they would never have looked for in their lives. [01:58] Hello, Dent. So I thought, "Why not make a video in which I gather the opinions of technical security and search experts, putting together the most likely hypotheses for the disappearance of an insider a full two months after his [02:10] disappearance." But everything very quickly turned in a different direction. [ __ ], just imagine, in reality, uh, an insider was caught by some bandits who work with the authorities whale of them all. Damn, then it turns out somehow not so good, yes, because the person is in [02:24] him. But, to be honest, I think I’ve already tricked someone into singing. Ultimately, I found the Insider's crypto wallet and combed through hundreds of his transactions. I learned how to organize my disappearance in the center of [02:36] two official confirmations. There, I think, someone posted how much money they had in their account. There's something around a billion rubles or something like that. In short, there is some crazy money involved. I found the insider's location and traveled with my [02:48] lawyer across half of Moscow in search of him. I don’t In short, there are some really crazy amounts involved, or am I mistaken? Answer one question. How to disappear from everywhere in 2026? [03:07] billion rubles. technology of what practically happened. According to insider streamer, went to a meeting in Moscow City and was then supposed to Serbia, where he lived with his wife, streamer Leron Baron, but [03:22] simply stopped responding before boarding the plane. The streamer's friends posting about the disappearance. The media insider was known primarily for his previous involvement in the media mafia, his good relations with the [03:34] Vilon streamer community, and his alleged knowledge of crypto, including his long-standing accusations of a crypto scam against Jesus. By the way, I didn't The launch of his memecoin, but now the insider has begun to be accused of [03:48] cheating everyone out of money. It seemed that Ivan had been studying for a long time. Budysh stated that he lost about 143 million rubles. [ __ ], I... Why the [ __ ]? Just [ __ ]. [04:00] For what? For what? Well, at the same time, I don’t consider the future to be a downright stupid person. I thought, well, the guy in real life would believe in these pyramid schemes like Alam, I think. pyramid schemes like Alam, I think. Bro, here's 143 million rubles for you, bring [04:15] He helped to earn money through investments. Well, this is really just pure Mavrodev [ __ ] to her media and wealthy friends. According to rumors, the scheme for investing in an money and he does some dirty tricks with it. On the first day, when they were looking for insiders, [04:28] contacted important people and that there was a large overlap between the S-type and the T- type people. I'm at the end of the stupid operation. Explain the terms and conditions of the agreement: plus or minus 40% on top, or pay a proportional [04:43] the AFSB each month, well, perhaps the required amount, for example, plus or minus 40% per annum or any other term. Where does this additional interest come from? The conspiracy theorist's theory goes like this: "He took money from one investor, sometimes [04:55] previous investor his investment amount, the profit from the new money." Paul, received into circulation, or paid in installments, supposedly in the form of income from no, well, really, if you take into account the juice of the money he earned, this scheme seems to be the [05:09] only realistic one. Because even if we consider the option where he makes money on shares, well, it’s as if he wouldn’t have gathered such a large number of people around, because a share is still such a story. [05:21] lose money there, but here there's literally a 40% guarantee, or 40%, yes, I think I 40% guarantee, or 40%, yes, I think I remember the chat saying 40%. This just smells like pulp. Therefore, this version of a pyramid scheme looks much more realistic than [05:36] attempts to raise money somewhere through stocks, bets, or other activities. Plus, uh, well, it's gambling addict, because, [ __ ], I don't think a gambling addict would get any money. Although, okay, that's what the [ __ ] you need. Maintain the bulk of the capital . In both cases it is a classic [05:50] were confirmed by facts, it would at least explain why the insider suddenly disappeared. After studying the pyramid scheme hypothesis, thinking video, and also studying dozens of already released video reviews and articles about the [06:05] deeply puzzled. Why has no one found or analyzed post about this on batovodex ? The [ __ ] money to? Then I decided to contact Alexander Vudysh, a media streamer [06:19] openly stated that he lost about 140 million rubles. due to the disappearance of an insider. I didn't know my assistant. In response, he gave it to the FPI, guys. FPI is different. I did this from the position that, well, if I either spoke directly on the stream, then either [06:34] this [ __ ] will work and I will get money, or I will pass and be a clown and you will troll me. That is, I immediately took the position that you would speaking, I will be, well, just a clown. On the other hand, you could say, Maxon, [06:47] called a clown, it could be free. Well, I agree here. Okay, maybe, my dear, my dear, I need a tough argument, like, you know, like you're a clown because you're talking nonsense, and here you're a clown because you wasted a million rubles [07:00] on [ __ ]. Well, it's funnier. He shared with me without any problem the the insider. Judging by the format of the data provided, police statement written by Alexander about an insider. But these are just my guesses. [07:15] Right now I'm just busy with what I've arrived. No, not at all. researching hundreds of Ivan Insider's crypto wallet in order to find any clues as to why I wasted that million. I initially, well, [07:28] Ivan's expenses, found unusual transactions in the last few months or refuted the financial hypothesis. So maybe someone who sent they just want to be clowns who believed in this crypto scam. And they're like, [07:43] sent him a million rubles, look what an idiot." Ha-ha-ha. And everyone's like, "Haha, idiot." Well, if they didn’t do it for this purpose, then, like, well, what’s the problem to reveal some interesting details. But the problem is that there [07:57] [snorts] We still managed to get something related to the insider's suspicious spending . But let's not rush, we'll come back to this a little later. First, it is necessary to understand the main hypotheses [08:09] currently circulating online, including those of the insider's acquaintances and the victims. an insider with the possible motive of taking from him funds that he does not want or The disappearance of an insider due to the inability to pay debts and [08:22] detentions. I see official detention as the most unrealistic pre-trial detention facility is almost immediately reported by the media. It can take several tens of hours to uncover information. Then it leaks into the public, and the insider has been missing for [08:35] two months. Well, what about the kidnappings? So, with these water people, I technical security and search. and find out his thoughts. There are people who live in the Moscow region, they [music] get into a [08:48] car with a driver, a minibus, come to Moscow City, walk through those places, [music] where there are no cameras, lowering their heads down. then in general [music] learning the camera placement system is not so difficult. He does [09:02] his business in Moscow City and, following the reverse algorithm, simply leaves, drives away and that's it. The car he is driving is not registered to this person. He doesn't need to carry phones with him, so that's how we can [09:15] track him. There have been cases where they even consulted [music] such people, guys who know how security systems work, and they told them how to minimize penetration into such security systems. [09:27] CCTV security system, okay, you can bypass it, but a good analyst, [music] who will collect information from these cameras and then build a chain of movements and [09:39] well, it seems unrealistic, yes, in short, to disappear 100%. According to Sergei, well, yes, yes, yes, as if it were unreal. And here Yes, the safe is on top. 100%. How else could a guy disappear from Moscow City? Okay, also from [09:56] Lyubertsy there, you know, yes, but the Brain in the City as a kidnapping is the most unlikely outcome. Usually in such cases victims are found within 2 weeks outcome is the insider's disappearance on his own. In those days, it's just a guy, well, [10:09] maybe there's some real crum there. The guy came in and stayed, and this pirate was running after him . He could have planned this operation in advance, Moscow region, got into a car in the blind spot of the video surveillance systems, [10:22] GPS devices, left for the region and simply hid there to this day. But there is a nuance. According to Sergei, the special services would most likely have found him by now if they had taken up this case. Interestingly, Sergei doubted that the Insider could not have been [10:34] hypothesis does have a place to be, although such an arrest would hardly have been kept secret for long. And then Sergey suggested that I test this in practice then , what if the situation of the conditional insider is [10:47] , what if the situation of the conditional insider is somehow connected with Cave Stoner? Oh, no, well, well, [ __ ], no, I doubt it. Me sit or not, it is unlikely. What if well, okay, this is probably the end already. I think so too. What if the [11:00] was then found and placed in a pre-trial detention facility? What if, after a couple of weeks, no one even tried to test the hypothesis about the arrest, except for know where he is sitting, and simply don’t spread this information. So I [11:14] decided to take action. The verification scheme looks like this. I go to the in short, I’m not the only schizophrenic, yes, who thinks that perhaps this is a story, in short, when you literally have no information, you start [11:28] making things up yourself. You sit, what if? What if? What if? Xin Xin's letter, I enter any text in the letter that will definitely pass censorship, and send If an insider was detained, then he should [11:42] receive a return notification about the delivery of a letter to the detainee, if he is offended there. bridge works on TikTok. So, am I TikTok or what? Yes. Max, that's great. I can PM you a question for daddy. What daddy? Write here, [11:55] I believe. Remember, right? I watched it honestly. No, he could have been here starting from Well, yes, yes. But while we wait for a response from all Moscow pretrial detention centers, let's return to the InsayID crypto wallet. Over the past year, almost 12 million USDT, or dollars, have arrived at Insider's address. [12:09] we discovered at least two transactions related to crime. The first one is May 2, 2026. $10,000 was transferred to the wallet from the HTX crypto exchange. transferred to an address associated with a wallet marked [12:24] as te Blacklist by the creator of the USDT token. This is usually how they place addresses to which tokens were transferred. The second transaction occurred on April 30. Then the to an address flagged by crypto service security services as STн [12:38] assets. Agree, the fact, damn, like or it leads to the fact that the insider was simply engaged in money laundering and thus, like, threw women to people. I understood the logic behind this correctly, right? The fact that only [12:53] two transactions on the wallet in a year were related to crime, and both occurred less than a like a strange coincidence. Although, perhaps this is simply related to sanctioned crypto. Also, over the course of a year, approximately one of the $77 million [13:05] associated with online casinos. Simply put, interesting connection I found was between really large translations. Most often, [13:17] after receiving large sums in his wallet, Insider transferred the funds to large was primarily transferred to Exchange X. Over the course of the year, more than $6 million was withdrawn from the wallet there Prisoka's head hurts. Too much information. I don't understand a damn thing what kind of [13:30] incomprehensible words these are. About $2.36 million was withdrawn back to the sTX address . Where did the other $3.5 million go? And that's where it started for me. What did , and there's also a safe deposit box, and everything seems to be drawing up a version of events. Could the [13:44] insider's money-making scheme simply have gone wrong? Considering the connection between the wallet and the Well, can we assume that insiders had a [ __ ] reason for so many of these crypto exchanges? It's complicated, it's not clear to the person. Let's assume that Ivan traded with the money he [13:57] received as an investment. Gshel is [ __ ] [ __ ]. She's nothing. This is [ __ ] [ __ ]. I took it, sent a message, money, everything is fine, easy, convenient. I this money for nothing. Well, me too, I don't use it anymore after that [14:09] wasn't [ __ ] [ __ ]. At some point, I simply started earning found himself in a situation where he could not repay his investors' investments. inconveniently inconsistent with Vudyshin’s open reflections on her stream. Often [14:23] , when something really bad happens in a person’s life , yes, somewhere , for example, well, somewhere, I don’t know, somewhere, he subconsciously has a thought, like to immediately try to somehow fight it off, right? In what? This is the problem with [14:37] betting, it’s about the same, yes, that a person is careful, careful, then he’s broken again, he’s led again and then he Well, this is one of them, yes, this is one of them , yes, now I’ll definitely win this one and I’m broke even. And here, [14:50] well, this is still a 2x system, if anything. That is, you know, look, it’s a surefire [ __ ], like, it would seem, if you lose one amount at roulette, you can bet 2x and thus get back what you had, and everything will be fine. But you lose 2x, [15:03] let's say. What do you mean you have to do then? 4x to win back everything that was and break even. But 4x you lose too. Then all of this is multiplied by two, by two, by two, by two, by two. And in the end you [15:18] end up with a huge amount of money. And it’s okay if somewhere in your streak everything goes well and you win back. What if not? That means the chance that you'll hit the super-losing bracket is also high. And in fact, every time it’s 50% or [15:32] you understand what I’m talking about? You don't give a damn and he flies away, pit for the rest. And if this hypothesis is true, then 50 rubles, for example, eventually turns into an apartment. A truthful [15:44] insider could begin paying off debts from the investments of new investors, unknowingly which everyone is talking about. Another possible option. If I ate two million, how much money he has. Well, it's all about the [15:58] [snorts] you earn, for example, a million rubles. per month, oh, per month, [ __ ], per year, of course you're like: "[ __ ], [ __ ] money, [ __ ], my annual salary." If you earn, for example, a million [16:10] well, sort of unpleasant. I also wasted my salary there . And if you earn like . And if you earn like 10 million or 20, then it’s literally 1 to imagine what your annual or monthly salary is and subtract 1 [16:24] ten from it. Well, I think you won’t be too worried about the fact that you lost 1,000 rubles, for example, or 2,000 compared to another amount. That's how it's perceived. That's all. There is nothing particularly strange about this . It looks strange from [16:36] just doesn't give a damn. The insider's scheme was built on the basis of his trading in assets. Where does Woodshy get all that money? communities that donate a lot of money, because there are a lot of these businessmen there. Oh, and BK. You [16:48] all these jokes about Vudysh have a rather mature audience, and there are a lot of guys there who donate and put this and that, but these are specifically Udoshi from the point of view of these businessmen. I would like to [17:02] her. Perhaps he planned it, I say, there are a lot of such streamers with such an audience, specifically a business audience. They are simply looting crazy amounts of money on donations. They have two referrals there who, well, just for the sake of argument, [17:15] raise huge amounts of money for Betka. He began to recoup his income by trading on the exchanges, but bankrupt, unable to repay his debts. We couldn't find any other details about the insider's transactions , but right now the video [17:28] received information about the insider's location. Right now what, what? Didn't understand. [music] Let's go in carefully for now without the [17:42] No, I'll just find out, then we can go in a second time from the camera. I asked my lawyer Andrey Politov to help with the insider case. Remember how I didn't believe the detention hypothesis? Well, I was wrong. [17:54] letters. We received a notification somewhere, the addressee is not listed. For some pre-trial detention facilities, for one, it has been closed. Rofls rofls. But my father, my friend, my friend's WoW and other games like that and watches them in awe. Tell him to take his apartment away from him before he [18:10] We received the following response from this institution . The letter was censored and delivered to the addressee. And this is not just a pre-trial detention center, this is the Serbsky State Research Center. For those who are let me explain. This is a closed-type research institution where [18:23] people with special sentences are sent for examination , for example, those crimes or people whose sanity status must be established the insider is really there, then he is in the company of cannibals, [18:37] mentally ill prisoners. detention center, we decided to check whether the letter's status could have been incorrect. Our first . So, even if he is there, uh, they won't tell you about it [18:51] information is most likely classified, even if it is . characteristics involving the name Ivan Andreev, I realized that this was unlikely. Then I decided to double-check all the data we used. And yet I [19:04] birth, I used open sources to send the emails. As it authors of articles about Ivan relied on the description of the insider's Twitch channel. apparently he just hasn’t edited the channel for 2 years. As a result, I found the [19:18] 1991, but in 1989. As a result, we correct year of birth, and an even more unexpected coincidence occurred. This positive status. Here I realized that the center’s employees here apparently [19:33] but that’s okay. Now we know for sure that this is not an isolated error or a coincidence. Someone with the insider's full name must definitely be there. Well, my team is already very close to the State Scientific Center, which means it’s high time to check all this. [19:47] time to check all this. Yeah, [ __ ], maybe it's some kind of coincidence? [20:00] that simple. Like, they simply sent a request to Gosuslugi and found it. Hello. Please tell me, here you have [20:19] decision maker. Yes, I'm just a lawyer and I wanted to clarify. My relatives are just asking me if the person is here. I can find out from the criminal registry. Call [20:32] from the criminal registry. Call office. Hello. your lawyer and Politov Andrey Olegovich are bothering you. Perhaps he came to you. [20:45] born in 1989. And he should be admitted to hospital, an examination may be carried out there, or is already being carried out. Well, if it's our business, then maybe he did it. So what are the last names again? Andreev. [20:59] Andreev Ivan Mikhailovich 122 eighty- ninth. No, we don't have anything like that yet. What period of time is this information for? For what period? For this period, the month of June. June, July. Yes. And if you [21:12] what came earlier? Well, maybe he did before. And what about quality? Andreev Ivan Mikhailovich. No no why then don’t I understand? Tell me one more thing. Relatives sent a letter [21:25] , for some reason they write that it was delivered. Is this your [musician's] status or why might such a status appear in a letter? What, they handed over the letter? I do And here I could have thought that there was simply an error in the system in the syn letter. And [21:39] letters are handed out to everyone, even to non-existent people, and then they are simply disposed of. But in reality, these answers are good in the state center. But what if it’s a system bug that Consistent with another version of the detention. [ __ ], and Kharchevnikov made the request after this call [21:55] , it turns out, because if after the call he received, well, a negative letter saying that there was nothing like that, then that’s suspicious. Sidera. The fact is that during our trip we received another [22:09] response from a different pre-trial detention facility. A letter arrived from the second pre-trial detention center. Season number five. Waterman. The addressee has been delivered. received a letter in the pre-trial detention center. Here. Yes. That's it, I do n't understand a [ __ ] thing. Well, he can't be in [22:23] two pretrial detention centers at once. Dodni. The letter passed censorship and was delivered to the addressee. In connection with hypothesis. Look, she answered, confirmed what was happening. Look, in almost all crimes, especially where there [22:37] are doubts, or where the defendant himself is in doubt , one foot is there, the other is there. What is this anyway? the unaccused is still a suspect. And he says that he has some kind of memory lapses, and doesn’t know what I did. The investigator needs to [22:50] find him sane, so that he's, well , not sent for treatment, but that we can only prosecute sane his actions, that is, he understands where he is, [23:04] another, and no information about it has surfaced. Well, to be honest, it's person whom no one can find. He simply disappeared and is being shuttled between pre-trial detention centers. [23:17] No, well, no information at all. Well , guys, this is kind of weird. And he did it consciously. They send it, and as I understand it, here too. And here he is. Well, if this is so, then 100% there is [23:31] some kind of safe on top. 100%. Because if that were the case , at least some information would have leaked out long ago. Well, at least information about whether he is alive or not. Do you understand what the joke is, guys? undergoes examination and determines it. Well, [23:44] certain that something up there can be changed or not. And if he has any violations there, or something else, they That's why she answered generally normally. She might have [23:58] simply doesn’t have a complete database. And as you heard, she actually No, he could have been here starting from May 16th. Yes. Well, yes . Yes. That is, in principle, they could have sent it to another place for [24:11] normal story when they direct. It is here, but I don’t know, I won’t say how much it is different. It happens in just one day. They come, examine or leave. After our trip to the State Scientific Center, we came up with the following hypothesis. The insider could, in [24:26] , which could fit in with the hypothesis regarding his AZ. crap and there are liquids and so on? Actually, a really That is, yes, in fact, nothing, but it can inspire some thoughts, well, [24:39] it can inspire some thoughts. Addiction. For example, I didn’t know anything about pre-trial detention facilities . Not a word at all. And then he was sent to another pre-trial detention facility. This may be the first time I've heard of this. Just in the Vodnik pretrial detention center. We decided to head there the [24:51] experiment. The previous day we sent letters to another Chikalin. There is public information that he is in the Butyrka pretrial detention center. In theory, bail out letters to any recipients or automatically mark them as [25:06] positive response using the details. And now the story gets even more negative response [music] from the State Scientific Center. This means that it definitely cannot be a there or at least undergo an examination, which means it's time to [25:21] put the PPE inspector in jail and test our hypothesis. [music] Andrey. Within an hour we received an answer. Today we managed to visit season number [25:35] five in search of Andreev. And in the office for this season we were informed that we need to submit an official request to receive an answer. No information was provided on site. We will also hold [25:48] a meeting with representatives of the pre-trial detention facility administration today at 2:00 a.m. Since today is our reception day, we are trying to find out from them whether he is there information about Andreev's presence in the pretrial detention center and was told to send an [26:03] We will most likely have to wait a long time for it. So we decided to go to the weekly visitor reception at the pre-trial detention center and try to find out information there. However, we Andreev’s relatives. And at this moment, when we are so close to us, [26:16] come is Leron Baron, but she is in Finding an insider. I received news that turned everything upside down again. This is the only, look, finally the only moment when [26:28] this, it turns out, wedding signature in the passport can help you. And screw the whole the investigation, I contacted my trusted sources to right place. Is it really true that parents can't come and ask something, or does the [26:42] The insider has been officially detained. And right now I got the answer. Ivan Andreev was not listed in any arrest databases. He was not detained. Why aren't they interested? They don’t know where he is, he’s not officially and publicly in [26:55] custody. And right now he is on the international wanted list as insider's wife, Leron Baron, and tell her about the progress of my received any information about the arrest. Still looking for a husband and hoping for a video. I recommend reading the [27:09] after watching. Also, the khavchebnikov added something to the that he is alive. She also said that she didn't know about the incident with the letters and kept in custody in secret. This is the theory on which our [27:23] investigation settled. I made a new request to my source and asked the lawyer to Vodnik's office to check whether Ivan could be in the pretrial detention center in an undisclosed format. But we still haven't received any new updates for these requests. After talking with [27:36] Leron Baron, I remembered another hypothesis put forward by Sergei from the is perhaps the most disappointing. I can easily admit this option myself. Well, there was [music] already such a [27:49] story with Nyashin, but again, one way or another they would have found it somewhere. [music] the comments under the video. Be sure to subscribe to my Telegram channel, , well, in short, there's a shitload of theory. Well, at least there are some hints that, [28:03] as if, if the name popped up somewhere in a pre-trial detention center, then perhaps the guy is still in Russia. This is the only conclusion that can be made, and not even a 100% one even more theories have emerged about what and why. So, Kharchevniko is shocked by [28:18] Martyshkin's viewers, who began to trash the Twitch boss's important opinion, writing angry, similar comments, and disliking him. Guess what, repetitive comments and dislike videos. I discovered that my [28:31] immediately spread and spread to my video comments. The blogger responded with a gigo post and said that the video wasn't about searching for an insider, but about searching for new leads and versions. In addition, after publication, we [28:44] information on the case, which will help in the search. [ __ ] letters. Letters Well, I get it. Well, in short, simply because there is no precise position of information, in fact, they said that Kharchevnikov simply threw in even more [28:58] , and simply hyped up the situation and caused publicity. So, in short, that's how it is . That's the thing. A reliable source contacted them and us. Oh-oh, God willing, this one will be, what's his name, uh, Danilo Volkov. Yes, yes, Danilo Volkov, [29:12] Volkov, who reported that the last time Ivan was seen on camera was in Moscow near the hotel. After this, he got into a taxi and went to the village of Sokolova, as the And now, by the way, he is most likely hiding at Mazelov’s dacha. Guys, the [29:27] insider was acting casual. There were two bags with me. After this, he got off at this address, offered the taxi driver to wait and walked along the road, after which he disappeared. An interesting observation from the pre-trial detention center, where we received [29:41] Shermetyevo Airport, where direct flights are available to Belgrade and the village of Skl available to Belgrade and the village of Skl . Wait, the guy apparently . Wait, the guy apparently passed through the pre-trial detention center, went to the village, [29:53] came out and disappeared. What the hell is this Breaking Bad? Are they trying this information comes from. What kind of reliable information is this? Well, it sounds very interesting, actually. Sounds really [ __ ] interesting. Well, we wait, wait, wait for even [30:07] more information. We are waiting for more information. For now , of course, this is all just a fan and Danila Volkov's moment, but at least one conspiracy theory is starting to gain some substance. 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