A nagy per, mely ezer éve folyik s még sincs vége (2. kötet)

Set against the flood‑lit rivers and mud‑colored towns of early‑1900s Hungary, the story opens inside the dusty archives of a never‑ending court case. Bureaucrats, river pilots and a handful of uneasy witnesses recount a night on the Tisza where a mysterious corpse is passed from one small boat to another. The language is brisk and oddly legal, pulling listeners into a world where paperwork and superstition collide.

At the centre of the tale is Matej Ignácz, a reluctant witness whose shifting statements hint at deeper currents of intrigue and greed. As the river‑men barter a dead body for unnamed sums, the narrative weaves together dark humor, regional dialects, and a glimpse of the precarious life along the waterways. Listeners are left wondering whether the true crime lies in the murder itself or in the endless machinery of justice that keeps the case alive.