On June 17, 1995, Krishtopa, in a state of intoxication, attacked a woman on the staircase between the 6th and 7th floors of the No. 70 House on Orbitalnaya Street in Rostov-on-Don. The woman was raped by him, and then severely beaten. As a result of the beating, she died from a closed craniocerebral injury.
Orbitalnaya St., 70, the site of the first murder.
The stairwell where the first murder was committed.
The staircase where the first murder was committed.
Second murder
A month later, on July 21, Krishtopa, again intoxicated, committed another murder, raping the woman before strangling her. He then stole her cassette player without the headphones.[1]
Kosmonavtov St., 18, the site of the second murder. It was committed in the rightmost stairwell.
The staircase where the second murder was committed.
Third murder attempt
Krishtopa did not commit any more crimes until August 3, when he was detained for attempting to kill a third woman. During the search, authorities found the audio player, which served as a crucial evidence.
Kosmonavtov St., 21, the site of the third and last murder attempt.
Elevator exit at 7th floor, the site where Krishtopa attacked his first victim, beating her unconscious.
7th-floor balcony where Krishtopa dragged his unconscious victim.
The 7-th floor staircase, the site where Krishtopa attempted the rape and the murder of his last victim.
Komarova St., 34. The house where Krishopa was arrested.
On March 21, 1996, the Rostov Regional Court judge Mikhail Rebrov sentenced Vladimir Krishtopa to execution by firing squad. But soon, a moratorium was imposed on its application, and the criminal who was already on death row in Novocherkassk was resentenced to 25 years in prison.[2][3] When Krishtopa was in cell number 117 of the Novocherkassk prison, his neighbor was notorious serial killer Vladimir Mukhankin. Subsequently, while giving an interview to the television program "Criminal Russia", Mukhankin told the following:
There, in the 117th [cell], stayed Krishtopa. He was here, on a death row, too, by the way, here, incidentally, here is the 45th cell, maybe he is still sitting there. Well, the complete scoundrel, but this, Amurkhan Khadrisovich,[4] but this is a natural maniac. Because if a man weren't a maniac, he would not have gnawed his noses over there, nor would he sucked out there from the breasts over there, nor from the vagina, nor would he kill the little children, nor would not rape them over there, nor adults, nor especially grannies.[5]
Krishtopa is also suspected of committing crimes in his native Ukraine before moving to Rostov.
In the media
A look from the inside. Russian Psychiatrist (1996).
The 2005 episode of Russian documentary TV series "Profession Reporter", titled "Birth of a Maniac", features an interview with Krishtopa.
^М. Т. Ребров (1996-03-21). "К делу № 2-66 (ПРИГОВОР)". ru.wikisource.org.
^"Профессия Репортер – Рождение маньяка (2005.02.10)". 30 October 2011.
^"Группа заключённых-смертников участвует в конкурсе тюремной песни".
^Here Mukhankin appeals to his investigator Amurkhan Yandiyev, who accompanied the film crew of "Criminal Russia"
^The "Maniac Hunters, Part 2" episode of the "Criminal Russia" documentary TV series.
External links
Full transcript of the verdict by the Rostov Regional Court against citizen Vladimir Vasilievich Krishtopa. Accessed December 6, 2012
May 24, 2023
vladimir, krishtopa, vladimir, vasilievich, krishtopa, russian, Влади, мир, Васи, льевич, Кришто, па, born, april, 1973, ukrainian, born, russian, murderer, rapist, bornvladimir, vasilievich, krishtopa, 1973, april, 1973, krasnivka, ukrainian, ussrconviction, . Vladimir Vasilievich Krishtopa Russian Vladi mir Vasi levich Krishto pa born April 6 1973 is a Ukrainian born Russian murderer and rapist Vladimir KrishtopaBornVladimir Vasilievich Krishtopa 1973 04 06 April 6 1973 age 50 Krasnivka Ukrainian SSR USSRConviction s Murder rape theftCriminal penaltyDeath commuted to 25 years imprisonmentDetailsVictims2 Span of crimesJune August 1995CountryRussiaState s RostovDate apprehendedAugust 3 1995 Contents 1 Crimes 1 1 First murder 1 2 Second murder 1 3 Third murder attempt 2 In the media 3 See also 4 References 5 External linksCrimes EditFirst murder Edit On June 17 1995 Krishtopa in a state of intoxication attacked a woman on the staircase between the 6th and 7th floors of the No 70 House on Orbitalnaya Street in Rostov on Don The woman was raped by him and then severely beaten As a result of the beating she died from a closed craniocerebral injury Orbitalnaya St 70 the site of the first murder The stairwell where the first murder was committed The staircase where the first murder was committed Second murder Edit A month later on July 21 Krishtopa again intoxicated committed another murder raping the woman before strangling her He then stole her cassette player without the headphones 1 Kosmonavtov St 18 the site of the second murder It was committed in the rightmost stairwell The staircase where the second murder was committed Third murder attempt Edit Krishtopa did not commit any more crimes until August 3 when he was detained for attempting to kill a third woman During the search authorities found the audio player which served as a crucial evidence Kosmonavtov St 21 the site of the third and last murder attempt Elevator exit at 7th floor the site where Krishtopa attacked his first victim beating her unconscious 7th floor balcony where Krishtopa dragged his unconscious victim The 7 th floor staircase the site where Krishtopa attempted the rape and the murder of his last victim Komarova St 34 The house where Krishopa was arrested On March 21 1996 the Rostov Regional Court judge Mikhail Rebrov sentenced Vladimir Krishtopa to execution by firing squad But soon a moratorium was imposed on its application and the criminal who was already on death row in Novocherkassk was resentenced to 25 years in prison 2 3 When Krishtopa was in cell number 117 of the Novocherkassk prison his neighbor was notorious serial killer Vladimir Mukhankin Subsequently while giving an interview to the television program Criminal Russia Mukhankin told the following There in the 117th cell stayed Krishtopa He was here on a death row too by the way here incidentally here is the 45th cell maybe he is still sitting there Well the complete scoundrel but this Amurkhan Khadrisovich 4 but this is a natural maniac Because if a man weren t a maniac he would not have gnawed his noses over there nor would he sucked out there from the breasts over there nor from the vagina nor would he kill the little children nor would not rape them over there nor adults nor especially grannies 5 Krishtopa is also suspected of committing crimes in his native Ukraine before moving to Rostov In the media EditA look from the inside Russian Psychiatrist 1996 The 2005 episode of Russian documentary TV series Profession Reporter titled Birth of a Maniac features an interview with Krishtopa See also EditList of Russian serial killersReferences Edit M T Rebrov 1996 03 21 K delu 2 66 PRIGOVOR ru wikisource org Professiya Reporter Rozhdenie manyaka 2005 02 10 30 October 2011 Gruppa zaklyuchyonnyh smertnikov uchastvuet v konkurse tyuremnoj pesni Here Mukhankin appeals to his investigator Amurkhan Yandiyev who accompanied the film crew of Criminal Russia The Maniac Hunters Part 2 episode of the Criminal Russia documentary TV series External links EditFull transcript of the verdict by the Rostov Regional Court against citizen Vladimir Vasilievich Krishtopa Accessed December 6 2012 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Vladimir Krishtopa amp oldid 1146564547, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
