An accomplice of the brutal murder of a resident of Kuzbass was found after 10 years in a colony, where he was under a strange surname

Employees of the FSIN Office in the Republic of Mari El established the identity of the prisoner who was serving a sentence in a maximum security colony under a strange surname Dadaev. As it turned out, the man is involved in the brutal murder of 10 years ago, perfect in the Kemerovo region.

Dadaev, who was serving a sentence in IK-4 strict regime, was supposed to be released in August 2015. However, now he will be judged under the surname Parshikov, the official website of the FSIN Office reports.

As follows from the materials of the criminal case, in January 2005, Parshikov, Petrukhin and Zuev, extorting a large amount of money, abducted a person. They "calmly killed the hostage in the basement of the warehouse," and then "cut off the head and hand from the victim." These parts of the killer’s body were burned at a stake from car tires to make it difficult to identify the deceased.

According to the FSIN, Parshikov drove a car in which three killers traveled to Novokuznetsk.

Later, Parshikov was detained for committing a crime in Moscow. However, in the case file, he took place under the name Dadaev, and neither investigators nor the Russian Themis could correctly establish his personality. As a result, the Lefortovo District Court of Moscow sentenced Dadaev to two years in prison. And only recently, the warders "have suspicions that a serving sentence in the institution is not at all the one for whom he gives himself out."

Dactyloscopic examination confirmed that the fingerprints of the convicted Dadaev correspond to the imprints of Parshikov’s wanted list. A few days ago, the prisoner was transferred to the investigative isolator N2 of Novokuznetsk for the production of further procedural actions.

Recall that a similar case with a "belated" dactyloscopic examination occurred five years ago. Then it suddenly became clear that Vladimir Mirgorod was involved in a whole series of brutal murders that had already served for rape. At one time, he was simply "lazy" to check for involvement in serious crimes. The negligence of the detectives allowed the killer to avoid punishment for 10 years, although he was convicted of another crime.

It was possible to expose the maniac only after law enforcement agencies began to use a new computer program that automatically discovered the similarity of prints on a number of criminal episodes.

In 2012, Vladimir Mirgorod was sentenced to life imprisonment . It was established that in the period from 2002 to 2004, he committed the murders of 15 women and a teenager, associated with violent actions of a sexual nature.