Alexei Wassiljewitsch Sukletin

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Alexei Vasilievich Sukletin ( Russian Алексей Васильевич Суклетин ., Scientific transliteration Aleksej Vasiljevic Sukletin * 13. March 1943 in Kazan , Tatar Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic , RSFSR , Soviet Union ; † 29. July 1987 ibid), called The Alligator ( Russian Аллигатор , scientific. transliteration Alligator) or The Cannibal of Vasilyevo ( russian Васильевский каннибал , scientific. transliteration Vassilievski kannibal) and The Cannibal of Kazan ( russian Казанский людоед , scientific. transliteration Kazanskij ljudoed), was a Soviet serial killer , rapist and cannibal . Between 1979 and 1985 he murdered seven women and girls, the youngest of whom was eleven years old, with the help of his accomplice Madina Nurgasisovna Shakirova ( Russian Мадина Нургазизовна Шакирова , scientific transliteration Madina Nurgazizovna Šakirova).

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Early Years and First Crimes

Alexei Wassiljewitsch Sukletin was born on March 13, 1943 in Kazan. His mother was a nurse in a military hospital . Sukletin was an alcoholic; he started drinking alcohol as a teenager.

In February 1960, 16-year-old sukletin committed his first crime. He attacked a woman, hit her on the head and tried to rape her. For this he was sentenced to 2 years in prison.

In 1964, Sukletin committed another crime with the participation of two accomplices. Since the three of them had no money to buy alcohol, Sukletin told his accomplices about an old lady who lived next door. Together they went to the older woman's apartment and introduced themselves as housing workers. They hit the old lady on the head with a blunt object and stole 80 rubles. The woman stayed alive and called the police. Sukletin and his accomplices were arrested after a few hours. Sukletin was sentenced to 12 years in prison. While serving his sentence, he worked with the prison administration. He reported on every violation by inmates. In addition, Sukletin read a lot in prison. In the future, he used his erudition to impress women.

Was dismissed as Sukletin 1976, he moved to the urban-type settlement Vasilyevo in Rajon Selenodolsk . He worked as a security guard in the Kajenlyk dacha settlement and met with Madina Nurgasisovna Shakirova. Together they formed a gang and extorted themselves as follows: Sukletin sent Shakirova to Kazan. Late in the evening she called a taxi and when Shakirova arrived in Vasilyevo, she asked the taxi driver to spend the night with her. Together they went to Sukletin's house and into the bedroom. Then Sukletin stormed in, accompanied by his friend Rinat Volkov. They acted the jealous man and Shakirova's brother, beat up the driver and demanded 200 rubles.

Murders

Sukletin committed his first murder at the age of 36 in November 1979. He lured 22-year-old Ekaterina Ossetrova into his house and introduced her as his sister. They were having a party. During the night Sukletin and Ossetrova went into the bedroom. Suddenly Sukletin hit her on the head with a hammer. Then he put her in a trough, tied her hands with a rope, and slit her throat. Sukletin drank her blood while she was still alive and forced Shakirova to drink human blood. When Ossetrowa died, sukletin cut out her flesh and internal organs. Sukletin and Shakirova ate meat from Ossetrova and used it to feed the dogs. Shakirova cooked borsch and pelmeni from the meat. She tried to give up, but Sukletin threatened to murder and cannibalize her.

In January 1980, Sukletin and Shakirova met two young girls at a train station and asked them to celebrate the New Year with them. Sukletin murdered and cannibalized one of these women that night. He didn't murder the other because she seemed too thin to him. When she woke up, Sukletin said that her comrade had to go to Kazan very early in the morning.

Subsequently, Sukletin murdered five other victims in the same way. The couple kept the remains of the victims hidden under the water tower. They sold human meat to their neighbors like fresh meat for shish kebab . Sukletin once asked Shakirova to abduct an infant, but she refused.

The youngest victim of Sukletin was 11-year-old Valentina Jelikova. He met her in a ward, introduced himself as her uncle, lured her into his house, raped and murdered her. She was his sixth victim. Madina Shakirova tried to save the child, but Sukletin beat her up. Then Shakirova fled his house.

Sukletin started dating another woman, Lidija Feodorova, 23. She often came to his home with her relative Anatoly Nikitin. They had parties in Sukletin's house. However, Fyodorova refused to be Sukletin's accomplice in feminicide. She once threatened to call the police and tell them about Sukletin's murders. On March 12, 1985, she was raped and killed by Sukletin and Nikitin, who ate her meat and burned her clothes. Lidija Fyodorova was the last, seventh victim of Sukletin. On March 18, 1985, Shakirova returned to Sukletin.

Arrest, investigation and trial

Sukletin told his drinking buddy Gennady Uglow that he murdered Lidija Fyodorova and showed Uglow her head. Uglow went to the police and told them about his find. At first they didn't believe him, but then they found four bags of human bones in Sukletin's house. In June 1985, Sukletin, Shakirova and Nikitin were arrested.

Sukletin felt no remorse about his actions. During the psychiatric examination, he said that he would help society by destroying immoral women. When asked if he was afraid of God and the Last Judgment , he replied, “Haha, what is God for me! I am the god and the devil myself! Go away with your last judgment! ”Sukletin also stated that he committed the murders outside of Tatarstan. He lied to delay the trial.

On April 14, 1986, Alexei Sukletin was sentenced to the death penalty . Shakirova and Nikitin were each sentenced to 15 years' imprisonment, and Rinat Volkov's prison sentence, who participated in the extortion, was 7 years.

Before his execution , Sukletin modeled a pair of women's shoes out of bread. He gave it to the examining magistrate Farid Sagidullin next to his photo, which he signed, and wrote on it: "Hopefully from the last cannibal of Tatarstan". Alexei Sukletin was shot dead on July 29, 1987 .

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ "Принеси мне младенца на обед". Как поймали самого кровавого людоеда Союза ("Bring me a baby for lunch". How the bloodiest cannibal in the USSR was arrested). In: Life.ru . March 25, 2018, Retrieved October 28, 2019 (Russian).
personal data
SURNAME Sukletin, Alexei Wassiljewitsch
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Суклетин, Алексей Васильевич (Russian spelling); The cannibal of Kazan
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Soviet serial killer
DATE OF BIRTH March 13, 1943
PLACE OF BIRTH Kazan , Tatar Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic , Soviet Union
DATE OF DEATH July 29, 1987
Place of death Kazan , Tatar Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic , Soviet Union