They torture, they strangle, they hammer, or they shoot complete strangers that, according to them, do not deserve to live. They call themselves
“The Siberian Cleaner”, “The Chessboard Killer”, or “The Terminator,” and their goal is to eliminate specific groups of people, such as the helpless, the homeless, and the vulnerable. But in reality, this is their own twisted means of justifying their brutal crimes.
This book follows the stories of 13 “missionary” types of serial killers: driven by a deep-seated hatred for humanity, they have terrorized the ex-Soviet Union from East to West, leaving extraordinary body counts in their wake.
Illustrated with exclusive photographs and completed with interviews conducted by true crime journalist Stanislav Danilin, Russian Exterminators
takes you on a dark ride inside a world of madness, ideological punishment, and practical nihilism.
214 pages, 5,5"x8,5" (14cmX21,5cm)
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25 photos, signed by the author.
