The main point: Vladimir Putin pardoned prisoner Nikolai Ogolobiak, who was imprisoned for satanism and cannibalism towards four teenagers. These murders shocked Russia. The Russian president releases prisoners who agreed to fight in Ukraine.
Nikolai Ogolobiak, a name that no one in Russia has forgotten. As a teenager in 2008, he and five other young people killed four teenagers before cutting up their bodies and eating parts of their corpses. The group claimed to be a satanic cult.
In 2010, Nikolaï Ogolobiak was tried and sentenced to 20 years in prison. He was pardoned by Vladimir Putin just thirteen years after his conviction. The victims’ families are in shock: they were not warned.
Putin pardoned a satanic cannibal who was involved in ritual killings
Putin pardoned 33-year-old satanist Nikolai Ogolobiak, who was sentenced to 20 years in prison in 2010 for his involvement in the war in Ukraine in the case of ritual murders of teenagers in Yaroslavl.
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– NEXTA (@nexta_tv) November 21, 2023
Putin pardoned cannibal Nikolai Ogolobiak, who killed four teenagers in 2008 for his participation in the war against Russia #Ukraine. He and his posse scalped them, cut out their hearts, cut off their breasts, dismembered them, and ate them “for the glory of Satan.” pic.twitter.com/vfpbcbSIjm
— Ukraine Alert\ud83c\uddfa\ud83c\udde6 (@alert_ukraine) November 22, 2023
Nikolai Ogolobiak returned home to the Yaroslavl region, where his crimes were committed, in early November, Russian website 76.ru reports. His father said Nikolai Ogolobiaka was seriously injured and now disabled. The former cannibal is now 33 years old.
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The Kremlin adopts this policy of pardoning the president. Prisoners who agree to fight in Ukraine are pardoned and released by Vladimir Putin. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov clarified: “These are specific (grace) conditions associated with a presence at the front, with a certain period of stay at the front, with participation in attack groups and after is grace.” In In another interview in November, he said: “Those convicted, even of serious crimes, atone for their crimes with blood on the battlefield.”
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky believes that “at this point, the Russian army has made prisoners its main source of compensation for battlefield losses.”