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Barnaul maniac

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The unknown murderer, who committed seven crimes in 1998—2000 in Barnaul, received the nickname «Barnaul maniac». His victims were young girls, but the motive of the maniac, as well as his personality, could not be established. A man suspected of this series of brutal murders, scores with life during the investigation.


In 1998 and in 1999, two entrants of the Astrakhan State University disappeared. Those. University (ASTU). Subsequently, the body of one of the girls found in a small tributary of the river. Ob, and the second corpse in the forest. When combing one of the forest belts of the Kalmansky district, bones were found. As forensic experts found out, the bones of the skeleton belonged to a young woman who was killed in 1997. According to investigators, a likely killer could be a man, about 40—45 years old, tall (175—180 cm), medium, not dense, with the right features, in general, a pleasant face.


The hair of a likely criminal was short, dark-brown, a haircut under the hedgehog. Based on this information, it was possible to obtain an approximate portrait of the suspect. In 2000, in the summer, five girls disappeared without trace in the city of Barnaul, who were going to enter ASTU. After the search activities, the remains of all the victims were found in the forest belt in the same Kalman district.


Already in September, police officers detained Alexander Anisimov, a merchant in the market. He was suspected of committing all these crimes. Alexander was identified by witnesses and confessed everything. But during the investigation, Alexander Anisimov jumped out of the window. The case remained uncovered, but there have been no disappearances of girls-entrants since then. On possible involvement in these crimes in 2001, police officers checked another criminal, killer maniac, A. Pavlenko.


Russian maniacs of the 21st century. Rare names and detailed events

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