Serial Strangler Of Pensioners Awarded 'For Bravery' Medal In Russia

The maniac was also included in the lists of the "Angelic Immortal Regiment".

A serial killer who fought in Chechnya and Ukraine was posthumously awarded the "For Bravery" medal in the Russian Federation. This is reported by the public movement of "Udmurtia Against Corruption".

The head of the Uva district Vladimir Golovin published a video on the network under the title "Angelic immortal regiment of the special military operation".

A photo of Maksim Myshkin, who in 2009 was sentenced to 24 years 11 months in a strict regime colony for double murder, attempted third murder and robbery, was spotted in the video.

At the time of his trial, Myshkin was 26 years old and was described in the media as a "strangler of old ladies." The man broke into the homes of his victims, suffocated them with a pillow and then took out money, valuables and groceries. His third victim managed to survive and report him to the police.

The grave of the occupant was found in the Khokhryakovsky cemetery of Izhevsk. It is stated that he died on February 22 last year.