The mystery that was tortured by encrypted lives fans finally settled

Kaar’s Kilkki (in the middle) played Tyyne Puusta. Pictured is Tuija Kilkki on the left, Pete Lattu, Esko Kovero and Elina Niskanen.

Fans of the Secret Lives series have been guessing one thing for decades.

In the first episode of the legendary series, the elderly woman, Tyyne Puustinen, was found dead. Ulla Taalasmaa found her husband Seppo Taalasmaa, Saku and the police to sleep dead on the floor. The other youth in Pihlajakatu also wondered later in the episode.

For years, attempts have been made to find out who played Tyyne Puusta in the scene. Now the series announces that the person has been found.

Tyyne Puusta was played by an assistant King92.

Kilkki has made several assistant gigs in different series.

Kilkki remembers the police who were involved in the Salkkari in the fall of 1998, the assistants too. Kaarin Kilk’s face is not visible in the scenes, in addition to the upper body, only hair and a little hand.

There have been attempts to find information, for example, by asking the original employees and actors and by rising different archives.

Daughter noticed

Secret Life celebrated its 26th anniversary at a press conference last January. There, the production was “searching” by Puustinen’s original actor.

Daughter of Kaarin Kilk Tuija Kilkki noticed the search news and was in contact with production. It made it a miracle: Tyyne Puustinen’s mystery has finally been resolved.

Kilkki followed the first episode of encrypted lives closely with his daughter on television.

Kilkki has spent active retirement days. He wrote as a high school student in 2008, and of course the fresh student was celebrated in the form of a lawyer. Kilkki wrote a boardwalk about Swedish. He was a war child in Sweden, which made the tongue like a spinal cord. The motive for retirement age studies was clear.

“You have to do something,” he carved.

The first Secret Lives in history was sent on January 25, 1999.