#russian true crime

[burningreactor]

Ilshat Kuzikov - "The cook" from St. Petersburg

Russian murderer and cannibal who killed for lack of food and medical care.

Ilshat was born on February 27, 1960 in Leninabad (Khujand), Tajikistan, later the family moved to Leningrad (Saint Petersburg). As a child, he was traumatized by one event – in 1971, when Ilshat was only 11 years old, he witnessed the murder of his mother by his own father.

Ilshat's father had alcohol addiction and he was a domestic tyrant. That day, he severely beat his wife, who later died of injuries. The murder of his mother (and his father himself) affected Ilshat's psychoemotional state, as a result of which he began to show signs of a mental disorder and was registered in a neuropsychiatric dispensary.

Kuzikov was provided with one-room apartment and began to pay a disability pension. Despite this, Ilshat was unable to lead a socially prosperous lifestyle. Starting in 1982, he became addicted to alcohol. In the mid-1980s, while undergoing another course of treatment, he met a female patient with whom he soon began a romantic relationship. A few months later, Kuzikov married her, but the marriage lasted only two years. During one of the fights with his wife, he attacked her, after which she filed for divorce and left Kuzikov.

After the collapse of the USSR, Kuzikov lost all his savings, and his social pension was completely devalued. Due to financial difficulties and rising prices, he began to starve. In order not to starve to death, Ilshat working part-time at the local market as a janitor. During this period, his mental state began to worsen. Kuzikov sought psychiatric help several times, but all his requests and complaints were ignored.

The first victim was Pechenkin – the maniac killed him with a wrench, then dragged the body into the bathroom and dismembered it there. The second victim was Bochkov – was first severely beaten, as drinking companions had a serious fight, and then killed. The third proven victim, Vasilevsky, was a fellow sufferer, they once lay together in a psychiatric hospital. All his victims were also his lovers.

Throughout his terrible "career", he periodically realized that what he was doing was not normal. He tried to get qualified psychiatric treatment. This information was confirmed at the investigation – Kuzikov not just tried to making himself look good.

He practically did not disguise himself in any way – he took out the remains in the trash, almost without covering or hiding them. Ilshat washed the apartment of blood only with cold water, since he has no money for cleaning products.

As a result of the investigation and trial, Ilshat Kuzikov was released from criminal liability due to insanity and sentenced to compulsory treatment in a psychiatric hospital.

[wrathzy]

Project Sanitater-88:

In October 2018, an anonymous user from the Russian imageboard website Dvach, similar to 4chan, published the links to two videos on the platform. These videos revealed the abhorrent works of the Russian Neo-Nazi extremist group "Project Sanitater-88," responsible for pummeling and killing homeless people in Moscow using blades and hammers. The Germanic word "Sanitäter" translates to "paramedic," particularly back from World War II, and the "88" symbolizes the letters "HH" or Heil Hitler.

The Dvach staff deleted the videos, but they were subsequently uploaded on other domains, including a page of a Neo-Nazi group called the "White Hunter Society" for a contest in which members of similar groups shared videos of barbaric attacks. Not only did this grasp the attention of Russian police, but it also piqued the interest of anonymous users of Dvach. The army of anonymous users identified the uploader as St. Petersburg student Vitaly Tkachenko, who was seventeen years old at the time. Vitaly was arrested, along with another teenager around his age.

It appears that the videos uploaded by Vitaly were copycats of similar atrocities committed in Moscow a few years prior. From 2014 to 2015, a crew of Neo-Nazi youths, 20-year-old Pavel Voitov, 25-year-old Elena Lobacheva, 23-year-old Artur "Narcis" Narcissov, 19-year-old Maxim "Zakirka" Pavlov, and 21-year-old Vladislav "Persik" Karataev, went on a rampage. Infamously known as "The Cleaners," this band of young militants murdered more than 15 people. The killings were motivated by their desire to "clean the city" and their disdain for alcoholics and vagrants.

The victims, some of which were either intoxicated, homeless or guest workers, were lured into vacant areas, mostly at night, before being struck with a hammer and stabbed to death with blades afterward. While police had few to no physical or virtual leads to follow, they suspected these killings were by the same individuals and merged them into one case. The police and the FSB eventually tracked the cellular devices in the areas where the murders transpired. Now that they had got their lead, the hunt was on.

On February 15, 2015, Pavel Voitov and Artur Narcissov assaulted a janitor in Vykhino, but he resisted the attack, forcing the two to flee the scene. The janitor then notified the authorities and described the attackers. On February 19, 2015, the police and the FSB managed to apprehend Pavel Voitov and Elena Lobacheva after their home was located through CCTV cameras. During the search, five knives, an unregistered firearm, clothing with the janitor's blood on them, and a hammer were collected. They also found Elena's computer, which contained photos of the victims with their bodies severely mutilated and a step-by-step instruction guide on how to kill people.

Investigators would then arrest Maxim Pavlov, Vladislav Karataev, and Artur Narcissov. All suspects confessed to the homicides during an interrogation. The gang also admitted being inspired partly by serial murderer Alexander Pichushkin, the "Chessboard Killer," convicted for murdering 49 people in Moscow. On October 23, 2017, the Moscow City Court sentenced Pavel Voitov to life imprisonment, Elena Lobacheva to 13 years imprisonment, and Maxim Pavlov to 9 years and six months in a penal colony. Vladislav Karataev was given a 16-year sentence, and Artur Narcissov to 9 years and six months, both to be served in a corrective labor colony.

[mysharona1987]

Putin is terrible but credit to him for doing something other than “mysteriously fell out of a high window.”

Really speaks for how he’s grown creatively.

[strangebabushka]

Hi ruterror fandom wyd

[blueiscoool]

In the Moscow region, Russian cops decided to demonstrate their driving skills and of course you know the rest.

[besyabes]

Как бы выглядела заставка несуществующей игры про Сергея Головкина (Фишера)

What would the splash screen of a non-existent game about Sergei Golovkin (Fisher) look like?

[psychopsam]

[themilkcrate]

Unit 731: How to Uncover One of The World's Worst War Crimes

The horrors of Unit 731 were almost lost to history. The US covered up Japan's war crimes for the chance to get ahold of Japan's research. Research that was compiled due to Japan's human experimentation. Japan's human experiments were an "open secret." The experiments were so rampant and wide spread that many of Japan's Universities used such methods.

The research was useless. It was torture for the sake of torture. Even if they "discovered" something, it would still be inaccurate due to the victims being starved, dehydrated, and maimed. The "discovery" wouldn't apply to healthy citizens.

Due to the scientists/researchers handing over their "research" to the United States, Douglas MacArthur was able to hand the perpetrators full immunity. They should've met the rope. They wouldn't have statues and monuments currently standing in Japan in their honor.

The details of Unit 731 are horrifying. There were zero (0) survivors.

Videos of the horrors of Unit 731 are gaining popularity, however, if you went up to someone on the street and asked them about Unit 731, chances are they'd ask you, "What's Unit 731?"

Many of the perpetrators were not only let off scot free, but were rewarded prolific careers. The are monuments and statues of them in Japan. People who committed war crimes have monuments in their honor. Japan didn't even acknowledge Unit 731 until 1988. They did not apologize for what happened. The body count of Unit 731 is heavily speculated because they would "label" their prisoners. They were tattooed with a number. However, when the prisoner would die, the number the deceased was "labeled" with would be reused.

To clarify, the Japanese government was well aware of Unit 731. The Japanese government funded war crimes.

Here's some articles and books.

[inkykeiji]

listening to russian rap as i read my russian novel and daydream about my russian anime man

[notyourwatermelon]

it’s so much fun being a classical literature girlie because I get to be just as fucking feral for the old books as I am about the new things but classic lit gets the added benefit of having Little To No Fanworks about it so I get to be feral about it in Solitude and its AGONIZING

[bloodymary83]

“The True Story of the Russian Doll Maker”

This is intended for audiences 18+ only. This is a true crime story and depicts real photographs of the crime scene. Viewer digression is advised.

⛔️ 18+ WARNING the following article and pictures are of a sensitive matter and may be disturbing to some viewers. Read at your own risk. ⚠️ ⛔️ 18+

Anatoly Yuryevich Moskvin also known as “The Russian Doll Maker” is a former linguist, philologist and historian who speaks 13 languages. Anatoly formerly worked as a lecturer in Celtic studies at Nizhny Novgorod Linguistic University he has written several books, papers and translations. Anatoly is well known in academic circles. In 2005 Oleg Riabov, a fellow academic and publisher, commissioned Anatoly to summarize and list the dead in more than 700 cemeteries in forty regions of Nizhny Novgorod Oblast. Moskvin claimed that over the next two years, he had gone on foot to inspect 752 cemeteries across the region, walking up to 30 km a day and, claimed that he could hear children crying from their graves wishing to live again during his inspections. This would eventually drive Anatoly to dig up the body’s take them back to his house and, make them into dolls.

The doll shown was his “favorite” he made the doll from the remains of a 10 year old murder victim named Olga Chardymova. Anatoly covered her with stockings, made a death mask out of paper mache and inserted a music box into the girls chest cavity so she could “talk” again and, inserted dolls eyes into her eye sockets so she could “watch cartoons” with him. He kept the doll in his house for 9 years adding “new” dolls to his collection throughout the years. Parents Igor and Natalia Chardymova had been visiting their daughters grave for 5 years before receiving an anonymous note at Olga’s grave the note read, “Little Lady, Congratulations on finishing 6th grade. Keep growing as a kind, smart, pretty girl. We are very proud of you. Come visit us in Dzerzhinsk and sorry for that mistake. The jacket is hidden behind the rafters.” Singed D.A. Which stood for Dorby Angel or Angel of Kindness.

Suspicious the Chardymova’s inspected Olga’s grave. Finding a hole dug beside the grave hidden by a wreath. The Chardymova’s went to the police who had Olga’s grave exhumed finding her coffin empty. Anatoly would not be caught for another 4 years when a neighbor complained of a bad smell coming from Anatoly’s garage. Police were horrified at what they would find. A total of 26 desecrated child corpses in Anatoly’s house and garage. He keep the ones he did not “get along with” in his garage. DNA test and dental records revealed one of the corpses to that of the deceased Olga Chardymova.

Natalia and Igor were completely devastated stating, “Having to bury their daughter for a second time was more heartbreaking than the first.” Anatoly replied to Natalia, Olga’s Mother, during his trial “Do not bury her to deep because, once I am released . I will dig her back up.” Anatoly admitted to digging up a total of 44 graves it is believed he dug up a total of 150 but, only 26 have been recovered.

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[iamnottoph]

ah yes, those dastardly ruskies, poisoning the minds of our american youth through the incredibly influential cultural touchstone of *checks notes* tumblr dot com

Just a thought for the night, but remember in 2016 there were all these accounts that seemed really really telling you all the ways Hillary Clinton was some kind of demon woman, just the worst, and really Trump wouldn't be worse and maybe he'd even be better?

and then it turned out they got banned for being literally Russian agents and never came back because spoiler they were?

does it feel like that all over again? just a thought.

[helena-bottom-farter]

28 Clubhouse Avenue in Venice, California

The former home of Mark Ross aka Aesop Aquarian, where on November 5, 1969, John Philip Haught allegedly shot himself playing Russian roulette with a loaded gun. Terrible odds.

[wizardyke]

i feel like literally everyone aside from white people from anglophone countries are allowed to make fun of europe. there's like ten million valid reasons i can list like literally any of the problems are shared or paralleled very closely (in regards to social attitudes or systemic/cultural racism etc) or like "hqha thats literally your grandpa" but honestly its mostly becsuse its so unfunny