Serial Killers and Shit

Serial killers are fun to research not be.

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Moved

I feel like I’m giving up brand recognition but you know.

This is one of many side blogs on my original main and because of that I often forget it exists. Or I’ll reblog things onto my main by accident.

So while this blog won’t cease to exist, I won’t be using it anymore,

However, I did turn another ‘main’ blog of mine into a true crime blog.

For anyone interested, you can find it here - @bundytherumpkin

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While only two of the boys were found guilty of murder, all three had several phobias. To try and deal with these phobias they did some very strange things, such as hanging over the railings on a balcony of their apartment to combat their fear of heights. Alexander (Hanzha) had a fear of blood and Igor (Suprunyuck) had a rather macabre way of tackling - torturing and killing stray dogs. Three boys then proceeded to do so and afterwards took pictures standing next to the corpses. However, two boys were not content stopping at dogs eventually moving onto people. 

Igor and Viktor (Sayenko) continued taking pictures of the bodies, even going so far as to video one of their murders, which was leaked to the internet.           They were also found in possession of photographs of them attending the funerals of victims. To add insult to injury, the photographs were of them flipping off the gravestones and smiling.

When all three boys were caught - 21 victims later - Igor wad found guilty of 21 murders, Viktor of 18, robbery charges and animal cruely and sentenced to life. Alexander, who was not involved in the killings was found guilty of robbery and sentenced to nine years imprisonment.

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Academy Maniacs: Copycat Serial Killers of Dnepropetrovsk Maniacs

Artyom Alexandrovich Anoufriev and Nikita Vakhtangovich Lytkin were social outcasts who detested society and humankind. The teenage misanthropes shocked Russian society by attacking seemingly unselected victims with a mallet and knife. Because the attacks always happened from behind, the survivors were unable to give any significant details to the investigators.

The serial killers claimed a total of 15 victims, 6 of them died, at least one of the attack was videotaped and circulated in Russian social networks, showing the dead body of a woman being mutilated with a knife. The camera used to record the attack belonged to Nikita’s uncle, who found SD card with a gruesome video of murdering their last victim Alevtina Kuydin.

Because the attacks occurred in and around the area of Akademgorodok (Academy Town in English) in Irkutsk, the two were dubbed as The Academy Maniacs.

Artyom Anoufriev and Nikita Lytkin

The two boys met at a birthday party of a mutual friend. In fact, neither of the boys had many friends at all and were withdrawn from society. They boys clicked immediately, they were both in a deep depression, had similar social backgrounds and hated society.

Artyom grew up without a father although ,at the trial, his childhood conditions were described only in positive terms. However, his upbringing was rather unusual, with his mother Nina, who worked as an accountant for an insurance company, teaching her son to hate people, enjoyed humiliating him publicly and told that he’s always surrounded by enemies.

For some time, Artyom was part of a white-power skinhead and even took part in the nationalists demonstration called Russian March. At the trial, Artyom’s mother told about how her son was beaten by a group of Armenians, which left him psychologically damaged. However, there is an opposite version of the conflict – Artyom insulted an Armenian family in social networks.

Nikita was raised by her single mother, who worked as a clerk in a shoe store. His father tried to fix the troubled relationship with the family several times, but always left, which made young Nikita even more frustrated.

During the investigation, his mother Marina called the main reason for her son’s criminal and antisocial behaviour the absence of a father.

Killing Spree

The boys were impressed by the infamous Russian serial killer Alexander Pichushkin, also known as The Chessboard Killer, whose aim was to kill 64 people – the number of squares on a chessboard. And also by so-called Dnepropetrovsk Maniacs, the Ukrainian serial killers, Igor Suprunyuck and Viktor Sayenko, who recorded gruesome videos of their killings, hoping to get rich one day with the material they produced. On the Internet, the Dnepropetrovsk Maniacs are better known by the video name 3 guys 1 hammer.

The Hunt

The hunt for victims began every day at 6 pm. until 10 pm. Sometimes they searched for weeks for a right victim – someone weak, unable to defend themselves.

Before claiming their first victim, the duo wanted to practice the act of killing. They bashed 18-year-old Anastasia Markov pver the head with a mallet and ran away. Thankfully the girl survived. A little later they undertook an unknown woman in a similar manner and stole her bag.

The killing spree started in 1st of December 2010, when 12-year-old Danil Semyonov was picked out. Unknowingly, his head was knocked with a mallet and finished off with a baseball bat.

December 16, 2010 - The lifeless body of a 69-year-old of Olga was found – just twenty yards from the murder scene of little Danil Semyonov. On her body there were as many as 30 stab wounds, but her valuables were left untouched. Because Danil’s murder was ruled out as an accident, investigators were unable to make the connection between the two incidents. Artyom and Nikita made an audio recording in which they talked about their plan to kill someone. They also recorded the process of killing, which they later released in a social network.

January 1, 2011 - An unknown man’s skull was broken with a mallet. The poor man dies at the hospital. Being homeless, he’s identified as the corpse number 20.

February 21, 2011 - The next victim was Alexander Maximov, who just wanted to go home after a few drinks. He was discovered with a completely broken jaw and head. The sick duo tried to remove the eyeballs of the victim but couldn’t, because of ignorance about human anatomy.

March 11, 2011 - Another homeless man, Roman Fayzullina, was shot twice in the head with an air gun, repeatedly beaten and stabbed to death. Nikita tried to cut off the hand, but the knife used was too small, so they removed a finger instead. Later that night, Artyom photographed the corpse out of his apartment window.

April 3, 2011 - The last victim was, again homeless, Alevtina Kuydin who was killed in a similar manner as the rest of the victims. But this time the boys decided to videotape their latest accomplishment, on the video you can see them mock their dead victim, trying to cut off an earlobe, a wrist, and eyeballs, but again find it difficult. Later they decide to leave the earlobe in front of a high school.

Nikita’s uncle finds an SD card with the very same horrific video and imminently reports the authorities.

A rough transcript for the video on the internet

Recording?

Yes

A hobo! Haha

No one there?

Fuck them

[Stabs in the head]

Fuck, I can’t fucking touch it

Don’t touch anything!

[Ear cutting]

Faster, there’s nothing interesting

But that’s scary, uh bitch! (They are afraid someone will see them)

[Stops cutting, sticks a knife in the eye]

Uh, that’s disgusting! What to do?

Cut off her hand

Fuck it! An ear is fine too

Okay, let’s go

Arrest and Aftermath

Artyom was sentenced to life in a special regime colony, when given word after the sentence, Artyom claimed he can’t be fascist, because his grandfather was a veteran of World War II. He pleaded guilty only in one murder.

At the time of his crimes, Nikita was under-age and received 24 years.

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“I kind of anticipated that all hell would break loose” 

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Alexander Bychkov leading police to his killing spots, later demonstrating the murders on a dummy and plastic knife.

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John Joseph Fautenberry was an American serial killer that killed 6 people between 1990 and 1991 in several estates of the US. Fautenberry killed the people that picked him up while he was hitchiking through the US, he would rob them afterwards. John Joseph Fauntenberry confessed to have commited 5 murders, he was sentenced to death and executed by lethal injection on July 14, 2009 in Ohio.

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Vladimir Anatolyevich Mukhankin is a Russian serial killer that called himself “ the pupil of Chikatilo”, he highly admired Chikatilo. Mukhankin killed 9 people in 1995, most of his victims were women and children, he would stab or suffocate the victims, then he would try to get rid of the remains either by ripping them into pieces or by burning them. Vladimir Anatolyvevich was convicted and sentenced to death for the 9 murders, the sentence was later changed to life imprisonment.

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Nancy Fox was 26 years old when she fell victim to serial killer Dennis Rader. Rader had planned the murder for months, even giving it code name: Project Fox Hunt. As a sociable member of the community, he knew Nancy personally and had talked to her on several occasions shortly before her murder. Rader followed her home from work and knocked on her door. The following is an exert from the trial of the BTK killer. Here, he talks about her death. The most chilling thing is how nonchalant he seems about killing another human being:

Judge: What happened?

Rader: I confronted her. I told her that I was a – that I had a problem, a sexual problems – that I had to tie her up and have sex with her. She was a little upset. We talked for awhile and she smoked a cigarette. While we smoked a cigarette, I went through her purse identifying some stuff and she finally said, ‘well, let’s get this over with so I can go call the police’ and I said ‘okay’ and she said, 'can I go to the bathroom?’ And I said 'yes.’ She went to the bathroom and came.. and I told her that when she came out to make sure that she was undressed. When she came out I handcuffed her and uh..

Judge: You handcuffed her? You had a pair of handcuffs?

Rader: Yes sir, uh-huh.

Judge: What happened then?

Rader: Well anyway, I handcuffed her, had her lay on the bed. I tied her feet. I was also undressed to a certain degree. And then I got on top of her and reached over, took, either her feet were tied or not tied. But anyway I took.. I think I had a belt. I took the belt and I strangled her with the belt at that time.

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“Remorse … this is recognition and awareness that you are not right, that you are doing wrong. And in this situation I did everything right. And I do not regret it.”

 - Alexander Pichushkin

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I took her into the bedroom and killed her. She screamed for her mom and the last thing she saw was the face of her dead friend lying under the sheets next to her.

Kenneth Bianchi, The Hillside Strangler. (via congenitaldisease)

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Steven Jones

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Nilsen’s Home Movie Footage

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Tyler Holder was just 17 when he kidnapped and raped 6-year-old Alanna Gallagher. Alanna’s body was found on July 1, 2013, in Forth Worth, Saginaw, Texas, wrapped in a tarpaulin, head covered in plastic bags and her wrists and ankles tied with duct tape. He not only kidnapped her but also set fire to her family’s house and car during a memorial to Alanna. Holder was a suspect from the beginning but denied having had any contact with Alanna Gallagher. This was later proved to be a lie, the DNA sample provided by Holder did match to evidence found on Alanna’s body.

On July 23, 2013, the police arrested Tyler Holder for the kidnap, rape and murder of Alanna Gallagher, after he had resisted arrest, resulting in one officer shot in the groin by Holder and Holder himself getting shot in the throat.

Tyler Holder pleaded guilty to the charge of murder, arson and attempted capital murder for shooting detective Charles Lodatto during his arrest. On September 2014 Holder was sentenced to life imprisonment plus 40 years.