List of Russian serial killers

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A serial killer is typically a person who murders three or more people, with the murders taking place over more than a month and including a significant period of time between them.^[1]^[2] The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) defines serial killing as "a series of two or more murders, committed as separate events, usually, but not always, by one offender acting alone".^[2]^[3]

Before 1917

Name	Years active	Proven victims	Possible victims	Status	Notes	Ref
Briscorn, Olga Konstantinovna	1818–1822	128	128	Died 1836	Known as "The Kursk Saltychikha"; socialite who tortured and killed serfs on her estates	^[4]
Radkevich, Nikolay	1909	3	3	Killed by fellow inmates 1916	Known as "Vadim the Bloodsucker"; killed prostitutes in St. Petersburg because he wanted to rid the world of depraved women	^[5]
Saltykova, Darya Nikolayevna	1756–1762	38	147	Died 1801	Tortured and killed serfs on her Moscow Oblast estate	^[6]

Soviet era (1917–1991)

Name	Years active	Proven victims	Possible victims	Status	Notes	Ref
Biryukov, Anatoly	1977	5	5	Executed 1979	Known as "The Hunter of Babies"; kidnapped and murdered infants in Moscow	^[7]
Chernat, Igor	1985–1986	4	13	Executed 1987	Known as "The Evil Spirit of Kaukjarvi"; murdered between 4 and 13 women in the village of Kamenka, Leningrad Oblast, selling their stolen items afterwards	^[8]
Cheryomushkin, Konstantin	1986–1989	4	4	Executed 1993	Known as "The Bataysk Maniac"; brutally raped and killed girls in Bataysk, Rostov Oblast	^[9]
Chikatilo, Andrei	1982–1990	52	56+	Executed 1994	Known as "The Rostov Ripper"; killed women and children throughout the Soviet Union	^[10]
Evseev, Andrei	1974–1977	9	9	Executed 1979	Known as "The Tagansky Maniac"; killed people in Moscow Oblast, mainly women dressed in red clothing	^[11]
Fefilov, Nikolai	1982–1988	7	7	Murdered by his cellmate 1988	Known as "The Urals Strangler"; raped and then strangled young girls in Sverdlovsk abusing the corpses and stealing items afterwards; several innocent men were arrested for his crimes, including one who was executed	^[12]
Filippenko, Vasily	1967	5	5	Executed 1968	Known as "The Leningrad Strangler"; raped and strangled women in the area of the Obvodny Canal	^[13]
Gridin, Dmitry	1989	3	3	Sentenced to death; commuted to life imprisonment	Known as "The Lifter"; killed young girls in Magnitogorsk, Chelyabinsk Oblast	^[14]
Gusakov, Boris	1964–1968	6	6	Executed 1970	Known as "The Student Hunter"; raped 15 girls and young women in Moscow, killing 6 of them	^[15]
Ivanov, Gennady	1973–1980	8	8	Executed 1982	Known as "The Gorky Maniac"; rapist and robber who murdered in Gorky and Vurnary, Chuvashia
Kashintsev, Sergey	1975–1987	8	59	Executed 1992	Misogynist who murdered a woman in 1975; after release, raped and killed women across the country	^[16]
Komaroff, Vasili	1921–1923	33	33	Executed 1923	Known as "The Wolf of Moscow"; horse trader who killed 33 men
Korneev, Boris	1968	5	5	Murdered by roommates at psychiatric hospital 1968	Known as "The Strongman Killer"; strangled 3 women he cohabited with, along with the youngest one's father and a police officer	^[17]
Kozlov, Fyodor	1976–1989	7	7	Committed suicide in prison	Known as "The Iskitim Maniac"; killed his grandmother and underage cousin, later released and continued to kill in sexually-motivated attacks	^[18]
Kulik, Vasiliy	1984–1986	13	13+	Executed 1989	Raped over 30 young children and elderly women in Irkutsk, killing 13 of them	^[19]
Labutkin, Alexander	1933–1935	15	15	Executed 1935	Known as "The One-Armed Bandit"; killed people in the forest of Prigorodny settlement in Leningrad Oblast with a revolver	^[20]
Logvinov, Valery	1974–1975	6	6	Executed 1977	Known as "The Hair Hunter"; rapist who sexually assaulted and murdered women with braided hair around Saratov	^[21]
Maduev, Sergey	1988–1990	10	10	Died in prison	Prolific brigand who committed numerous robberies around the USSR, some of which resulted in murders; noted for a daring 1991 prison escape, with the aid of a female investigator whom he had seduced	^[22]
Maistruk, Anatoly	1981	8	28	Committed suicide before trial	Murdered and beheaded Central Asians in Irkutsk and Voronezh out of apparent hatred	^[23]
Makarov, Mikhail	1986	3	3	Executed 1988	Known as "The Executioner"; stabbed and killed two young girls and an older woman in Leningrad, robbing their apartments afterwards	^[24]
Markin, Vyacheslav	1991	6	6	Committed suicide before trial	Known as "The Skopinsky Maniac"; habitual criminal who robbed and killed apartment residents in Ryazan Oblast; also killed a former prisoner he quarreled with	^[25]
Nagiyev, Anatoly	1979–1980	6	6+	Executed 1981	Killed two women in Pechora, Komi Republic in 1979, then raped and murdered another four in one day aboard a train car in Oryol Oblast; suspected of more murders	^[26]
Raevsky, Yuri	1971	6	6	Executed 1973	Known as "The Vnukovo Maniac"; raped, murdered and robbed 6 women around the Soviet Union, changing location after each murder to avoid arrest	^[27]
Sakharov, Nikolay	1977	3	3	Executed 1979	Known as "The Vologda Ripper"; kidnapped, raped and murdered young girls in Vologda	^[28]
Serebryakov, Boris	1969–1970	9	9	Executed 1971	Known as "The Kuybyshev Monster"; murdered and mutilated 9 people in present-day Samara, including a family of four; also raped the female victims' corpses	^[29]
Shcherbakov, Sergey	1985	6	6	Executed 1988	Murdered 5 women, one of whom was pregnant, and one girl in Leninsk-Kuznetsky, Kemerovo Oblast	^[30]
Shestakov, Nikolai	1975	12	12	Executed 1977?	Known as "The Luberetsky Maniac"; truck driver who raped and killed girls and young women in the Lyuberetsky District and the Balashikhinsky District, Moscow Oblast	^[31]
Sibiryakov, Andrei	1988	5	5	Executed 1989 or 1990	Known as "The Maniac from Lenenergo"; killed and robbed women in Leningrad while pretending to be an employee of a municipal engineering company	^[32]
Slivko, Anatoly	1964–1985	7	7	Executed 1989	Convicted for killing young boys around Nevinnomyssk, Stavropol Krai	^[33]
Smirnov, Vasily	1979	5	5	Executed 1980	Known as "The Gatchina Psychopath"; robbed, raped and murdered victims in Gatchina, Leningrad Oblast	^[34]
Storozhenko, Vladimir	1978–1981	13	13	Executed 1982	Known as "The Smolensky Strangler"; tortured and murdered women for sexual pleasure in Smolensk Oblast; four other innocent men were arrested before his capture	^[35]
Sukletin, Aleksey	1979–1985	7	7	Executed 1987	Known as "The Alligator"; killed and cannibalized young girls and women in Tatarstan with accomplices Madina Shakirova and Anatoly Nikitin	^[36]
Sulima, Vladimir	1968	3	3	Executed 1968	Known as "The Bloody Casanova"; raped and murdered 3 women in Perm Oblast
Tretyakov, Vladimir	1977–1978	7	7	Executed 1979	Known as "The Arkhangelsk Butcher"; killed and mutilated drunk women in Arkhangelsk	^[37]
Tsiuman, Yuri	1986–1991	4	5	Sentenced to death; commuted to life imprisonment	Known as "The Night Guest"; raped and strangled women in his hometown of Taganrog, all of them wearing black pantyhose	^[38]
Tyurin, Philipp	1945–1946	14	29	Executed 1947	Known as "The Leningrad Maniac" and "The Hellraiser"; murdered between 14 and 29 people for monetary reasons at his hut in Leningrad	^[39]
Usov, Vladimir	1974–1975	5	5	Died in a psychiatric clinic	Known as "The Hunter of Boys"; adolescent paranoid schizophrenic who sodomized and then strangled young boys in Samara Oblast	^[40]
Utkin, Anatoly	1968–1973	9	9	Executed 1975	Known as "The Ulyanovsky Maniac"; killed 8 girls and 1 man in Ulyanovsk Oblast	^[41]
Vinnichevsky, Vladimir	1938–1939	8	8	Executed 1940	Known as "The Urals Monster"; young rapist who killed children aged between 2 and 4 years old	^[42]

After 1991

Name	Years active	Proven victims	Possible victims	Status	Notes	Ref
Aituganov, Firuz	2011	4	4	Sentenced to life imprisonment	Illegal Tajikistani immigrant who raped and strangled women in Yekaterinburg	^[43]
Andreev, Valeriy	2006–2012	7	7+	Fugitive	Known as "The Orsk Maniac"; truck driver connected to the abductions, rapes and murders of young girls in Orenburg Oblast	^[44]
Anoufriev, Artyom	2010–2011	6	6	Sentenced to life imprisonment	Teenager who killed people in his native Irkutsk, together with his partner-in-crime Nikita Lytkin
Artamonov, Yuri	1995–1997	5	5	Paroled in 2017	Known as "The Izhevsk Raskolnikov"; robber who murdered elderly women during robberies in Izhevsk	^[45]
Astashev, Alexander	2003–2005	17	17	Sentenced to involuntary commitment	Known as "The Cheremkhovo Poisoner"; along with his wife and mistress, traveled across Russia and poisoned pensioners in order to steal their property	^[46]
Barausov, Andrei	1983–1997	7	7	21 years imprisonment	Known as "The Lensky Maniac"; raped and murdered underage girls around Sakha	^[47]
Barkovsky, Roman	2008–2009	3	3	24 years imprisonment	Raped at least four women and girls in Rostov-on-Don and Kazachiy Yerik, killing three of them	^[48]
Bayrambekov, Arsen	2003–2014	6	6	13 years and 2 months imprisonment	Killed two entrepreneurs in contract killings; later murdered homeless people in Pagan rituals	^[49]
Beloruscev, Stanislav	2001–2009	12	12+	Sentenced to life imprisonment	Murdered elderly people and acquaintances in Krasnokamsk, sometimes aided by accomplices	^[50]
Belov, Vladimir	1991–2002	9	9+	Sentenced to life imprisonment	Known as "The Khovrinsky Maniac"; brigand who robbed and killed 8 people in Moscow with his accomplice Sergei Shabanov; suspected of more murders	^[51]
Bolgarov, Vasily	2001–2010	4	4	25 years imprisonment	Known as "The Gagarin Killer"; committed a double murder as a minor, and later killed two women in Gagarin, Smolensk Oblast and Smolensk	^[52]
Bolkhovsky, Viktor	1980–1999	4	4	Sentenced to life imprisonment	Known as "The Necromancer Maniac"; killed his wife in 1980; paroled and murdered three women he met through lonely hearts ads in Kemerovo and Chita	^[53]
Burtsev, Roman	1993–1996	6	6	Died in prison	Known as "The Kamensky Chikatilo"; raped and strangled six young children in his hometown of Kamensk-Shakhtinsky, Rostov Oblast, hiding their bodies afterwards	^[54]
Bushuyev, Alexander	1997–2002	7	7	44 years imprisonment	Known as "The Gardener Maniac"; horticulturalist who tortured and murdered young boys and teenagers in Arkhangelsk	^[55]
Bychkov, Alexander	2009–2012	9	11	Sentenced to life imprisonment	Known as "The Belinsky Cannibal"; suspected cannibal who killed 9 people in Belinsky, Penza Oblast; suspected of 11 people based on evidence discovered in his home	^[56]
Chyorny, Sergey	1999	10	11	Died in prison	Known as "The Beast"; strangled 10 women in Smolensk, and is suspected of drowning another woman	^[57]
Chigirinsky, Nikolai	2005–2009	3	3	Sentenced to life imprisonment	Known as "The Pervouralsk Ripper"; mechanic who killed, raped and then mutilated young girls in Pervouralsk, Sverdlovsk Oblast; also burned the victims' clothes	^[58]
Chizhov, Oleg	2006–2007	4	4	22.5 years of imprisonment	Known as "The Birsky Maniac"; raped and brutally killed 4 girls in Birsk, Bashkortostan; assisted by two accomplices in his first rape	^[59]
Christan, German	2003–2017	5	5	Sentenced to life imprisonment	Killed acquaintances and neighbors during quarrels, setting them on fire while they were still alive	^[60]
Chuplinsky, Yevgeny	1998–2006	19	19+	Sentenced to life imprisonment	Known as "The Novosibirsk Maniac"; killed prostitutes around Novosibirsk	^[61]
Churasov, Igor	1997–2000	7	7	Sentenced to involuntary commitment	Known as "The Scavenger of Humanity"; together with accomplice Gennady Shurmanov, killed and dismembered several people in Ryazan, then ate some of their remains	^[62]
Draganer, Vladimir	1999	5	5	Sentenced to life imprisonment	Known as "The Kamyshin Maniac"; killed 4 girls and two young teenagers with accomplices in the vicinity of Kamyshin, Volgograd Oblast	^[63]
Dolin, Vladimir	1999–2008	3	3	Committed suicide in prison	Known as "The Kopeysk Maniac"; killed a teenager, and after his release, raped and killed two underage girls in Kopeysk, Chelyabinsk Oblast	^[64]
Dudin, Nikolai	1987–2002	13	13	Sentenced to life imprisonment	Known as "The Grim Maniac"; killed his father in 1987, and after his release, killed 12 more people while in an intoxicated state in Furmanov, Ivanovo Oblast	^[65]
Elistratov, Alexander	2005–2007	6	6	Sentenced to life imprisonment	Known as "The Bloody Taxi Driver"; unlicensed taxi driver who murdered and robbed his passengers in Moscow	^[66]
Ershov, Vadim	1992–1995	19	19	Sentenced to death; commuted to life imprisonment	Known as "The Krasnoyarsk Beast"; committed 70 total crimes around Krasnoyarsk, including killing 19 people and attempting to kill 8 others	^[67]
Falkin, Alexey	2004–2017	4	4	Sentenced to life imprisonment	Known as "The EMERCOM Maniac"; former firefighter who raped and murdered women in Yekaterinburg and Verkhnyaya Pyshma, Sverdlovsk Oblast	^[68]
Fokin, Viktor	1996–2000	9	10+	Died in prison	Known as "The Pensioner Maniac" and "The Grandfather Ripper"; lured, killed and dismembered prostitutes and alcohol abusers into his home, then disposed of their remains in garbage containers	^[69]
Gabidullin, Farit	1989–2000	14	14+	Sentenced to life imprisonment	Together with his brother, Timur, sexually assaulted and murdered children and vagrants around Chelyabinsk	^[70]
Gaichayev, Ramses	1997–1999	10	10+	Sentenced to death; commuted to life imprisonment	Robbed, raped, tortured and murdered ethnic Russians with four accomplices in Chervlennaya} and Pyatigorsk	^[71]
Gaidamachuk, Irina	2002–2010	17	17	20 years imprisonment	Known as "Satan in a Skirt"; killed elderly women in Sverdlovsk Oblast in order to pay for vodka to feed her alcohol addiction
Galstyan, Aharon	2005–2008	7	7	Sentenced to life imprisonment	Known as "The Taxi Driver Poisoner"; Armenian-born serial killer and thief, he drugged and robbed his passengers in Saint Petersburg, resulting in seven fatalities	^[72]
Gerashchenko, Alexander	1998–2005	7	7	Sentenced to life imprisonment	Known as "The Solikamsk Shooter"; shot and killed security guards in Solikamsk, Perm Oblast in order to steal their weapons	^[73]
Golovachyov, Andrei	1996–2000	14	14+	Sentenced to life imprisonment	Known as "The Apartment Maniac"; fugitive who killed various people, mostly lodgers and landlords, across six regions	^[74]
Golovkin, Sergey	1986–1992	11	13+	Executed 1996	Known as "The Fisher"; tortured, raped and killed young boys in his garage basement or forests around Moscow	^[75]
Golubev, Dmitry	1991–2008	4	4	Sentenced to life imprisonment	Stateless man who was convicted of a 1991 robbery-murder in Tashkent; after release, murdered three fishermen during an argument in Penza Oblast in 2008	^[76]
Gorbunov, Denis	2004–2005	5	5	Committed suicide in prison	Known as "The Ad Killer"; drug addict who killed five women in Chelyabinsk he contacted through newspaper ads	^[77]
Gorin, Denis	2002–2012	4	4+	Pardoned in 2023	Murdered acquaintances in his hometown of Aniva with the help of his brother Evgeniy, cannibalizing their remains afterwards	^[78]
Grabovoi, Artyom	2014	3	3	Committed suicide to avoid apprehension	Known as "The Knyaze–Volkonskoye Maniac"; garrison officer who raped and murdered women in the village of Knyaze–Volkonskoye, Khabarovsk Krai, where he stationed at the time	^[79]
Greba, Alexander	1996–2004	5	5	Sentenced to life imprisonment	Known as "The Goblin"; killed 5 people in Belgorod Oblast, including 4 women who resembled his mother	^[80]
Gritsenko, Yuri	2001	5	5	22 years imprisonment	Known as "The Zelenograd Chikatilo"; murdered 4 women in his native Zelenograd, Moscow, shortly after being released from prison for a previous murder committed at an unknown date	^[81]
Gromov, Alexey	1996–2011	5	5	Sentenced to life imprisonment	Known as "The Bluebeard"; murdered four wives and one of their mothers in Yaroslavl and Oryol	^[82]
Guryanov, Vladimir	2007–2008	13	13+	Sentenced to life imprisonment	Together with accomplice Elvira Egorycheva, known as "The Bloody Sectarians"; killed fortune tellers and strangers in religiously-motivated attacks in Nizhny Novgorod	^[83]
Haroyan, Tofik	2000–2002	6	20+	Sentenced to compulsory treatment	Known as "The Krasnodar Chikatilo"; schizophrenic man who raped, robbed, and murdered female hitchhikers	^[84]
Ivanov, Alexei	2015	4	4	Sentenced to life imprisonment	Known as the "Taxi Driver Maniac"; raped and beat to death prostitutes in Novosibirsk, dismembering their bodies post-mortem and dumping them in the nearby woods	^[85]
Kalinin, Denis	2005	14	14	19 years imprisonment	Known as "The Salesman Maniac"; robbed and killed pensioners around Pskov, Chuvashia and Rostov Oblast	^[86]
Kalinin, Roman	2003–2009	4	4	Sentenced to life imprisonment	Rapist who lured, raped and subsequently killed schoolgirls in Chita; would steal some of the victim's belongings after the murder to simulate a robbery	^[87]
Karimov, Dmitry	2005–2006	7	7	Sentenced to life imprisonment	Known as "The Concrete Products Maniac"; raped and killed women near concrete products factories in Yekaterinburg	^[88]
Karnov, Leonid	2005–2008	5	5	Sentenced to life imprisonment	Known as "The Petersburg Othello"; killed and robbed acquaintances in Saint Petersburg after drunken quarrels	^[89]
Kitaev, Artur	1990–1992	6	6	Killed by his cellmate	Beat, raped and strangled female hitchhikers in Smolensk; considered the last sexual serial killer of the USSR	^[90]
Kiyko, Andrei	2004–2007	3	3+	47 years imprisonment	Known as "The Sosnovsky Maniac"; assaulted and raped young girls and women in Saint Petersburg's Sosnovsky Park, sometimes killing them	^[91]
Kobyzev, Roman	1996–2014	6	6	Sentenced to life imprisonment	Murdered people during robberies and quarrels in Stavropol and Krasnodar Krai	^[92]
Kolebin, Vladimir	1999–2014	6	6	19 years imprisonment	Known as "The Rybinsky Maniac"; murdered various people in personal disputes in Rybnoye, Krasnoyarsk Krai	^[93]
Kolesnikov, Yevgeny	2006–2007	6	6	Committed suicide in prison	Known as "The Orphan of Solikamsk"; robbed and killed elderly people in Solikamsk with the aid of his girlfriend	^[94]
Komin, Aleksandr	1995–1997	4	4	Committed suicide in prison	Known as "The Slaveholder"; along with his accomplice Alexander Mikheev, lured and then forced people to work in his underground bunker, killing those he no longer needed or feared would expose him	^[95]
Kopylov, Dmitry	2004–2005	5	5	10 years imprisonment	Known as "The Youth Maniac"; teenager who attacked, raped and killed women and one man around Chelyabinsk Oblast	^[96]
Kopytov, Valery	2000–2004	19	19	25 years imprisonment	Known as "The Barnaul Chikatilo"; homeless man who killed other homeless people in Altai Krai	^[97]
Kozlenya, Nikolai	1998–2001	7	7	Sentenced to life imprisonment	Killed drivers in order to steal their cars and later sell the disassembled parts	^[98]
Krasnoyarov, Yevgeny	2013–2016	6	6	Sentenced to life imprisonment	Known as "The Ripper of Tajiks"; neo-Nazi who murdered foreign migrants in Chita and the surrounding area	^[99]
Krotov, Vadim	1997–1999	4	4	Sentenced to life imprisonment	Known as "The Primorsky Chikatilo"; child molester who lured young girls into his apartment in Nakhodka, Primorsky Krai to produce child pornography, killing the girls when they tried to escape	^[100]
Kruglov, Alexey	2005–2009	4	4	Sentenced to life imprisonment	Known as "The Istra Maniac"; kidnapped and then brutally killed a trio of boys in the Istrinsky District, Moscow Oblast, strangling his niece a few years later	^[101]
Kuleshov, Dmitry	1994–2006	3	3	25 years imprisonment	Known as "The Spruce Robber"; pedophile who murdered three children in Rostov-on-Don on two separate occasions	^[102]
Kuzikov, Ilshat	1994–1995	3	3+	Sentenced to compulsory treatment	Murdered and cannibalized at least three men in his apartment in Saint Petersburg	^[103]
Kuzmin, Vladimir	1997	7	11	Sentenced to life imprisonment	Raped and robbed between 7 and 11 people, mostly young boys and men, in Moscow; assisted in first two murders by Denis Kalistratov	^[104]
Kuznetsov, Sergey	2007–2008	6	8	Sentenced to involuntary commitment	Known as "The Kryazh Maniac"; mentally-ill hoarder who poisoned and strangled drunk men in Samara, stealing their clothes and belongings afterwards	^[105]
Laletin, Gennady	2004–2010	5	5	Sentenced to life imprisonment	Known as "Gena the Worm"; vagrant who stabbed and bludgeoned acquaintances to death across Buryatia	^[106]
Lebed, Dmitry	2012–2017	5	5+	Sentenced to life imprisonment	Known as "The Abakan Strangler"; taxi driver who raped and strangled to death at least 5 women in Abakan, Khakassia	^[107]
Litvin, Nikolai	1999	10	10+	Sentenced to involuntary commitment	Known as "The Prokopyevsk Strangler"; raped and murdered young girls and women around Prokopyevsk, Kemerovo Oblast, including a pregnant woman	^[108]
Lobacheva, Elena	2014–2015	15	15+	13 years imprisonment	Main member of a Neo-Nazi gang that killed alcoholic tramps and beggars around Moscow Oblast and Yaroslavl Oblast	^[109]
Lobanov, Alexander	1999–2001	5	5	Committed suicide in prison	Known as "The Motovilikha Maniac"; sadist who raped and murdered women who rejected his advances in his hometown of Perm, mutilating their bodies and disemboweling them post-mortem	^[110]
Lokhtachyov, Alexander	2003–2004	10	10	Sentenced to life imprisonment	Raped, killed and burned women around Magnitogorsk with accomplice Pavel Safonov; killed two male witnesses by himself	^[111]
Lozovoi, Sergey	2002	6	6+	Sentenced to life imprisonment	Known as "The Giant"; robber who brutally murdered people around Rostov-on-Don and Sochi; suspected of more murders	^[112]
Lytkin, Nikita	2010–2011	6	6	Committed suicide in prison	Teenager who killed people in his native Irkutsk, together with his partner-in-crime Artyom Anoufriev
Malyuk, Viktor	2000–2001	4	4	Committed suicide in prison	Known as "The Ad Killer"; lured, killed and then robbed victims he found through newspaper advertisements	^[113]
Marchev, Vladimir	2010–2011	3	3	Sentenced to life imprisonment	Known as "The Degtyarsk Maniac"; murdered three women around the Sverdlovsk Oblast for robbery, then decapitated and dismembered the bodies post-mortem	^[114]
Markov, Anatoly	2001–2002	12	12	19 years imprisonment	Known as "The Psotino Butcher"; murdered acquaintances during drunken quarrels, most of them with the help of his Ukrainian accomplice Alexander Lesnoy	^[115]
Martirosyan, Georgy	2011–2012	3	4	23 years imprisonment	Known as "Gosha the Magician"; Georgian-born Russian serial killer fraudulent spiritual healer who poisoned three women in Korolyov, Moscow Oblast	^[116]
Martynov, Sergei	1992–2010	9	9+	Sentenced to life imprisonment	Known as "The Torso Killer"; killed women across western and central Russia	^[117]
Maslich, Alexander	1989–1996	5	5	Sentenced to death; commuted to life imprisonment	Murdered a man during a robbery in the late 1980s and killed another four while incarcerated	^[118]
Matyakubov, Bakhtiyor	2015	10	10+	Sentenced to life imprisonment	Known as "The Uzbek Chikatilo"; Uzbekistani migrant who stabbed women to death across Russia, Uzbekistan and Ukraine	^[119]
Melyukh, Andrei	2000–2002	10	10	Sentenced to life imprisonment	Known as "The Brick Maniac"; robbed and murdered elderly women in Chelyabinsk by hitting them on the head with a brick	^[120]
Meshcheryakov, Andrei	2002	5	5	25 years imprisonment	Known as "The Balashikhinsky Maniac"; strangled women in the span of two months for the purpose of robbery in Moscow	^[121]
Mirgorod, Vladimir	2002–2004	18	18	Sentenced to life imprisonment	Also known as "The Strangler"; raped and strangled 17 women in Moscow, also killing a woman's son	^[122]
Mukhankin, Vladimir	1995	9	9	Sentenced to death; commuted to life imprisonment	Known as "The Pupil of Chikatilo"; killed women in Rostov Oblast
Murylev, Alexander	1993–1994	8	8	Sentenced to death; commuted to life imprisonment	Known as "Yeltsin's Sanitary"; stock broker who killed alcoholics around Moscow in order to appropriate and then sell their apartments	^[123]
Nagorny, Yevgeny	1998	10	10	Sentenced to life imprisonment	Automechanic who, together with accomplice Sergei Stavitsky, killed clients with expensive cars in order to sell them later on	^[124]
Neznamov, Mikhail	2005–2005	6	6	17 years imprisonment	Known as "The Kamensk Strangler"; raped and murdered teenage girls and women in his hometown of Kamensk-Uralsky	^[125]
Novosyolov, Mikhail	1977–1995	22	22	Sentenced to civil commitment	Known as "The Necrophile Rebel"; Tajik necrophile who killed people in Russia and his native country	^[126]
Nurmagomedov, Murad	2013–2016	4	5	18 years imprisonment	Killed four acquaintances in Moscow and Dagestan over arguments; suspected in a 2004 murder	^[127]
Orunbayev, Kegashbek	1991–2012	6	6	Sentenced to life imprisonment	Known as "The Ivolginsky Ripper"; Kyrgyzstani laborer who killed, raped, dismembered and cannibalized his victims' corpses in Altai Krai and Buryatia	^[128]
Osipenko, Sergey	2005–2006	4	4	Sentenced to life imprisonment	Known as "The Rossoshansky Maniac"; Kazakhstani man who raped, murdered and robbed 4 women in Voronezh Oblast	^[129]
Panchenko, Ivan	1998–2008	5	5	Sentenced to life imprisonment	Known as "The Svetlograd Maniac"; kidnapped and killed young girls in Svetlograd, Stavropol Krai, and also killed a colleague he deserted with	^[130]
Petrosyan, Oleg	1992–2008	6	7	Sentenced to compulsory treatment	Known as "The Karate Maniac"; schizophrenic sadist who confessed to murdering a homeless man in his youth, and later killed six more between 2005 and 2008 in Moscow	^[131]
Petrov, Maxim	1999–2000	12	19	Sentenced to life imprisonment	Known as "Doctor Death"; practicing doctor who killed his patients for the purpose of robbery	^[132]
Petrov, Yevgeny	1998–2003	11	11	Sentenced to life imprisonment	Known as "The Novouralsk Ripper"; pedophile who kidnapped, raped and killed young girls around Novouralsk, Sverdlovsk Oblast, mutilating and burning their corpses afterwards	^[133]
Pichushkin, Alexander	1992–2006	49	60	Sentenced to life imprisonment	Known as "The Chessboard Killer"; killed at least 49 people in Moscow's Bitsa Park	^[134]
Pirovskih, Alexander	1997–1999	5	5	Sentenced to life imprisonment	Fraudster who murdered people for monetary purposes, including his wife and her children from the first marriage	^[135]
Pischikov, Denis	2002–2003	13	13	Sentenced to life imprisonment	Known as "The Shivering Creature"; robbed and killed elderly people in Moscow Oblast and Vladimir Oblast	^[136]
Podkopaev, Roman	2007–2013	30	30	Unknown	Family of robbers, led by Roman and his wife Inessa Tarverdiyeva, who robbed and killed people around the North Caucasian Federal District	^[137]
Podshivalov, Timofey	2011	4	4	Sentenced to life imprisonment	Known as "The Zakamsky Maniac"; considered one of the worst criminals in Perm's history	^[138]
Popkov, Mikhail	1992–2010	78	83	Sentenced to life imprisonment	Known as "The Werewolf"; assaulted and murdered 78 women in Angarsk, Irkutsk and Vladivostok; confessed to 81 murders in total	^[139]
Prodan, Fyodor	1997–2017	4	4	Sentenced to life imprisonment	Murdered his cohabitants during quarrels	^[140]
Prodan, Ion	1998–1999	5	5+	Released in 2014	Known as "The Domodedovo Ghoul"; Moldovan guest worker who killed people near railways	^[141]
Ptitsyn, Igor	2009–2011	3	3+	Sentenced to life imprisonment	Known as "The Kazan Maniac"; serial rapist who killed three women between 2009 and 2011, primarily around Lake Glubokoe	^[142]
Rakhmanov, Anushervon	2014–2015	7	7	Committed suicide before trial	Known as "Mosgaz-2"; copycat of Vladimir Ionesyan who murdered and robbed his victims to support his drug and alcohol addictions	^[143]
Retunsky, Vladimir	1990–1996	8	12	Released 2015	Known as "The Povorinsky Maniac"; kidnapped, raped and killed hitchhikers in his hometown of Povorino, Voronezh Oblast; also suspected of abusing the corpses; initially sentenced to death, but commuted to 15 years imprisonment and subsequently released in 2015	^[144]
Roldugin, Andrei	2002	3	3	Sentenced to life imprisonment	Known as "The Voronezh Maniac"; serial rapist who raped and killed teenagers in Voronezh, sexually abusing them post-mortem	^[145]
Romanov, Vladimir	1991–2005	12	20	Committed suicide in prison	Known as "The Kaliningrad Maniac"; pedophile who raped and murdered 12 girls and young women in Kaliningrad Oblast; suspected of more murders	^[146]
Ryakhovsky, Sergei	1988–1993	19	19+	Sentenced to death; commuted to life imprisonment	Known as "The Hippopotamus"; killed prostitutes and homosexuals in order to "cleanse" society	^[147]
Rylkov, Oleg	1994–1997	6	9	Sentenced to death; commuted to life imprisonment	Known as "The Tolyatti Ripper"; rapist and pedophile who raped between 37 and 39 underage girls, and killed 6 people in Tolyatti, Samara Oblast; suspect in three other murders	^[148]
Ryno, Artur	2006–2007	37	37	10 years of penal labour	Leader of racist skinhead gang, along with Pavel Skachevsky, who killed immigrants	^[149]
Ryzhkov, Alexey	2000–2001	5	5	Sentenced to life imprisonment	Known as "The Rubtsovsk Ripper"; raped and murdered five females in Rubtsovsk, Altai Krai between November 2000 and January 2001	^[150]
Safonov, Pavel	2003–2004	8	8	Sentenced to life imprisonment	Raped, killed and burned women around Magnitogorsk with accomplice Alexander Lokhtachyov	^[111]
Samsonova, Tamara	1995–2015	13	13+	Sentenced to compulsory treatment	Known as "The Granny Ripper"; St. Petersburg woman who killed and allegedly cannibalized 13 people	^[151]
Sarabashyan, David	2000–2018	5	5	Sentenced to life imprisonment	Known as "The Suvorov Maniac"; soldier who raped and strangled women around Rostov Oblast, most of them while AWOL	^[152]
Sedov, Sergey	1998–1999	6	6	Sentenced to compulsory treatment	Known as "The Sokolniki Maniac"; mentally-ill man who killed people in Moscow's Sokolniki Park, sexually abusing the corpses afterwards	^[153]
Sedykh, Anatoly	1998–2003	12	12	Sentenced to life imprisonment	Known as "The Lipetsk Chikatilo"; raped and murdered 12 women in Lipetsk, robbing the corpses afterwards
Seleznev, Eduard	2002–2018	5	5	Sentenced to life imprisonment	Known as "The Arkhangelsk Cannibal"; stabbed, dismembered and cannibalized the remains of drinking companions in Arkhangelsk	^[154]
Serebrennikov, Gennady	2002–2003	5	5	Sentenced to life imprisonment	Former police major who murdered witnesses to prevent his son from going to trial	^[155]
Shayakhmedov, Shavkat	1994–2021	5	6+	Died in prison	Known as "The Zalegoshchensky Maniac"; Uzbekistani-born rapist who raped and murdered children and one young woman in Tajikistan and Russia	^[156]
Shayakhmetov, Artur	2002–2010	9	9	Sentenced to life imprisonment	Known as "The Astrakhan Killer"; murdered people during arguments and robberies, sometimes with two accomplices	^[157]
Shemyakov, Eduard	1996–1998	10	10	Sentenced to compulsory treatment	Known as "The Resort Maniac"; raped, killed and dismembered 10 women in St. Petersburg, supposedly cannibalizing one of the victims	^[158]
Shipilov, Sergey	1995–1999	14	14	Sentenced to life imprisonment	Known as "The Velsk Chikatilo"; killed 14 female hitchhikers in Velsk, Arkhangelsk Oblast, most of them while out on prison leave	^[159]
Shishikhin, Ruslan	2006–2007	3	3	Sentenced to involuntary commitment	Known as "The Yudino Maniac"; mentally-ill schizophrenic who sexually assaulted and killed two women and a young girl in Kazan	^[160]
Shubin, Nikolay	2004–2006	13	13	Sentenced to compulsory treatment	Known as "The Cemetery Director"; Georgian-born Russian serial killer, paranoid schizophrenic who killed 13 people in Lipetsk after losing in chess games to them	^[161]
Shumkov, Konstantin	2008	5	5	25 years imprisonment	Leader of "The Blood Magic Gang"; along with four teenage accomplices, murdered 5 homeless people in Irkutsk from January to June 2008 and wounded 3 others	^[162]
Shuvalov, Pavel	1991–1995	5	5	Died in prison	Known as "The Nevsky Forest Park Maniac"; policeman who lured, raped and then killed young girls who wore pantyhoses in St. Petersburg	^[163]
Skachevsky, Pavel	2006–2007	37	37	10 years of penal labour	Leader of a racist skinhead gang, together with Artur Ryno, who killed immigrants	^[149]
Skoptsov, Valery	1995–1996	9	9	Died in prison	Known as "The Villain of all Trades"; prolific career criminal noted for his wide variety of crimes, including murders in Oryol and Bryansk Oblasts	^[164]
Solovyov, Vyacheslav	2003–2007	6	6	Died from phlegmon while incarcerated	Known as "The Yaroslavl Poisoner"; poisoned 6 people in his hometown of Yaroslavl, including his wife, daughter and an investigator	^[165]
Sotnikov, Viktor	2000–2011	8	8	Sentenced to life imprisonment	Killed 8 people in Lipetsk and Tambov Oblasts	^[166]
Sparikhin, Yuri	1980–2020	4	4	Sentenced to life imprisonment	Murdered four people over the span of 40 years in Krasnodar Krai, including two children	^[167]
Spesivtsev, Alexander	1991–1996	5	20	Sentenced to compulsory treatment	Known as "The Siberian Ripper"; tortured and killed street children and young women with the help of his mother Lyudmila, allegedly cannibalizing some of them	^[168]
Steblyakov, Serhiy	2010	5	5	Sentenced to life imprisonment	Known as "The Old Lady Strangler"; Ukrainian guest worker who, together with two accomplices, strangled then robbed elderly female veterans and gay men around Moscow	^[169]
Stepanov, Yuri	2003–2008	7	7	Sentenced to life imprisonment	Murdered homeless people in Tyumen, including his accomplice	^[170]
Strack, Ivan	2004–2017	4	4	22 years imprisonment	Known as "The Leningrad Maniac"; killed his grandfather and two schoolgirls as a minor; killed another woman 12 years later after release from a psychiatric hospital	^[171]
Strokov, Vasily	2016–2017	2	3	Sentenced to life imprisonment	Stabbed and then dismembered two men in Omsk, hiding their bodies on his property; prime suspect in the murder of his half-brother in 2000	^[172]
Surikov, Andrei	2008	3	3	Sentenced to involuntary commitment	Known as "The Naro-Fominsk Maniac"; former traffic policeman who murdered women in Naro-Fominsk, Moscow Oblast in the name of Lucifer	^[173]
Sushko, Yuriy	2013–2015	5	5	Sentenced to life imprisonment	Known as "The Homeless Killer"; homeless Ukrainian man who beat to death four drinking companions and his girlfriend to death in Uzlovaya, Tula Oblast; also burned their bodies	^[174]
Tagirov, Radik	2011–2012	31	31	Sentenced to life imprisonment	Known as "The Volga Maniac"; from March 2011 to September 2012, in the Volga and Ural Federal Districts, Tagirov murdered 31 people in khrushchevkas, all of whom were single women aged 75 to 90 years old	^[175]
Tambasov, Dmitry	2001–2002	3	11	Sentenced to life imprisonment; commuted to 25 years imprisonment	Known as "The Perm Chikatilo"; mentally-ill sexual deviant who raped and murdered young women in Perm	^[176]
Taran, Alexander	2003–2004	3	3	23 years imprisonment	Known as "The Voroshilov Sharpshooter"; beekeeper who murdered police officials in order to avenge his children; guilt has been questioned	^[177]
Tarverdiyeva, Inessa	2007–2013	30	30	Unknown	Family of robbers, led by Inessa and her husband Roman Podkopaev, who robbed and killed people in the North Caucasian Federal District	^[137]
Ten, Oleg	2004–2005	3	3+	Sentenced to life imprisonment	Known as "The Maniac Policeman"; Uzbekistani-born policeman who stabbed and mutilated women during robberies in Saint Petersburg	^[178]
Tigoyev, Alexey	1990–2003	7	9	Sentenced to involuntary commitment	Known as "The Medvezhyegorsk Maniac"; killed his father's friend in 1990; after release, hacked to death several acquaintances and strangers in Karelia and Pskov	^[179]
Tsukanov, Sergey	1989–1999	8	8	Sentenced to involuntary commitment	Known as "The Cemetery Maniac"; raped and killed elderly women around Tula, beginning when he was a teenager	^[180]
Tushinsky, Vladimir	2010–2014	5	5	Died from a cardiac arrest while incarcerated	Known as "The Kamchatka Chikatilo"; killed 5 girls in Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky to satisfy his sexual urges; also raped his underage stepdaughter	^[181]
Ushkalo, Alexander	1998–1999	6	6	Sentenced to involuntary commitment	Kyrgyzstani-born schizophrenic thief who killed and robbed various victims in Kemerovo and Novosibirsk	^[182]
Ustinovich, Mikhail	1992–1993	4	4	Sentenced to death; commuted to life imprisonment	Prolific career criminal who murdered some of his robbery victims in Moscow	^[183]
Vasilyev, Alexander	1997–2001	17	17	Died in 2020	Known as "The Black Angel"; tortured, killed and robbed pensioners and cab drivers around Krasnoyarsk out of a homicidal mania	^[184]
Voitov, Pavel	2014–2015	15	15+	Sentenced to life imprisonment	Leader of a Neo-Nazi gang that killed alcoholic tramps and beggars around Moscow and Yaroslavl Oblasts	^[185]
Voronenko, Dmitry	2006–2007	4	4	Sentenced to life imprisonment	Known as "The Petersburg Maniac"; Kyrgyzstani-Ukrainian rapist who raped and killed girls and young women in St. Petersburg	^[186]
Voronov, Valery	2005–2007	3	3+	Sentenced to compulsory treatment	Known as "The Lyuban Maniac"; attacked women and girls near toilet stalls in Lyuban, Leningrad Oblast, killing some of them	^[187]
Vygovsky, Alexey	2006–2009	17	17	22 years imprisonment	Known as "The Station Poisoner"; together with two accomplices, drugged and robbed commuters on trains along Moscow railway stations, some of whom died from the attacks	^[188]
Wirth, Oleg	2011–2012	5	5	Sentenced to life imprisonment	Murdered five acquaintances in drunken quarrels in Urusha, Amur Oblast; aided by his girlfriend in two of them	^[189]
Yaikov, Vyacheslav	2002–2003	6	6	Sentenced to compulsory treatment	Known as "The Kopeysk Strangler"; mentally-ill rapist who killed 6 women in Kopeysk, Chelyabinsk Oblast	^[190]
Yezhov, Andrey	2010–2020	7	7+	Committed suicide before trial	Known as "The Kashirsky Maniac"; voyeur who broke into homes of elderly women around Moscow, whom he strangled and raped	^[191]
Yudin, Mikhail	1999–2002	5	5	Sentenced to life imprisonment	Known as "The Berdsk Maniac"; raped and killed 5 women in Berdsk, Novosibirsk Oblast, stealing their valuables and then giving them to his wife or mother	^[192]
Yurkin, Andrei	1994–1995	5	5	Sentenced to death; commuted to 15 years	Known as "The Mordovian Maniac"; robbed, raped and killed women in Saransk with two accomplices; served sentence in full and released in 2009	^[193]
Zaikin, Oleg	2001–2006	9	9+	Committed suicide in prison	Known as "The Chernikov Maniac"; committed numerous rapes and at least 9 murders in several regions across Russia	^[194]
Zamanov, Abdufatto	2002–2004	14	14	Sentenced to life imprisonment	Known as "The Krasnoyarsk Chikatilo"; killed 14 people in Krasnoyarsk for his personal pleasure, as well raping two adolescent girls	^[195]
Zamulin, Roman	2006	6	6	Sentenced to life imprisonment	Known as "The Night Carrier"; FSO praporshchik who raped and killed women in Yekaterinburg	^[196]
Zastynchanu, Sergey	2004	4	4	Sentenced to life imprisonment	Known as "The Koptevsky Maniac"; killed 4 elderly women in Koptevo District, Moscow Oblast
Zhizhich, Alexander	2003	5	5	Sentenced to life imprisonment	Together with his brother, Viktor, killed three people in Vologda, as well as two others on his own in Arkhangelsk	^[197]
Zhizhich, Viktor	2003	3	3	23 years imprisonment	Together with his brother, Alexander, killed three people in Vologda	^[197]
Zhukov, Vladimir	2002–2006	3	4	Sentenced to life imprisonment	Known as "The Nizhegorodsky Chikatilo"; pedophile who abducted, raped and murdered young girls in Nizhny Novgorod; suspected of other crimes, including an additional murder	^[198]
Zhukova, Sofia	2005–2019	3	3	Died before trial	Murdered three people in Khabarovsk with an axe, dismembering their remains afterwards	^[199]
Zubov, Denis	2013–2014	3	3	21 years imprisonment	Murdered three people in Volgograd, severing the genitalia of the first two victims

Unidentified serial killers

Name	Years active	Proven victims	Possible victims	Regions where active	Notes	Ref
Barnaul Maniac	1997–2000	11	11	Altai	Murdered women and girls in Barnaul and Buranovo; the main suspect, market trader Alexander Anisimov, committed suicide after confessing some of the murders, but his guilt has not been conclusively proven	^[200]
Danilovsky Maniac	2004–2007	7	7+	Vologda	Raped and murdered 7 young girls and women in Cherepovets; also suspected of murdering a woman in Vologda in 2010, as well as a series of murders of young girls between 1999 and 2003	^[201]
Forest Maniac	1993–1997	12	18	Samara	Stalked and killed couples around Samara and its suburbs. A police major was convicted for two of the murders and served a prison sentence for it, but his guilt is disputed.	^[202]
Tyumen Maniac	1997–2009	8	8+	Tyumen	Thought to be responsible for the disappearances and murders of children around Tyumen; Vitaly Berezhnoy arrested	^[203]^[204]

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External links

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