Putin pardoned a member of the Satanist gang for participating in the war

One of the gang members of the so -called Yaroslavl Satanists Nikolai Chekolobyak was pardoned by Russian President Vladimir Putin after participating in the war in Ukraine. About this on Tuesday writes the publication 76.ru with reference to the father of the convict.

33-year-old Nikolai Chekolobyak was supposed to sit in a colony until 2030. However, now he is at home. According to his father, in Ukraine he served half a year in the Storm Z detachment and was seriously injured, after which he returned home on November 2. “So far it doesn’t work by anyone, it is restored. It is unlikely to take it to [war],” said the interlocutor 76.ru.

Also, shoaling the Sr. said that his son lives in the Dzerzhinsky district of Yaroslavl with his mother. He and the father of Nikolai are divorced. “They try not to remember about the events of fifteen years ago in the family,” the newspaper writes.

About the Satanist sect, the material says that it was formed in Yaroslavl in 2006. Nikolai Chekolobyak and his acquaintances-Alexei Chistyakov, Konstantin Baranov, Ksenia Kovaleva, Alexander Voronov, Alexey Solovyov, Sergey Karpenko and Anton Makovkin committed ritual killings of 4 teenagers, Astra telegram channel notes. Events took place in June 2008. The bodies of the dead were divided, some organs were eaten.

The investigation of the case lasted several years. Due to the fact that the bodies of the murdered adolescents were mutilated, the investigators needed many examinations, including DNA tests. The first meeting in the case took place on February 24, 2010 in the Yaroslavl Regional Court, at the end of July of the same year a sentence was sentenced. At that time, only Nikolai Chekolobyak was an adult. He was found guilty of abuse of the burial places of the deceased, committed by a group of persons, the murder of two persons, committed by a group by prior conspiracy, abuse of the bodies of the dead, perfect by the group. The dot was given for 20 years in a maximum security colony. The rest of the defendants received from two to ten years in prison.

The agency’s publication previously wrote that Russian President Vladimir Putin in 2022 and 2023 pardoned at least 17 people who previously convicted in Russia for the murder. All of them participated in the war in Ukraine and returned from the front to freedom. Some have already committed new crimes, noted the "agency" .

• Prisoners in the summer of 2022 began to actively recruit its founder Evgeny Prigozhin into the ranks of the Wagner PMC. After six months at the front in Wagner's detachments, the former prisoners received a pardon. Some of the "agency" named among the pardoned fought precisely in the "Wagnere". After the Prigozhin conflict with the leadership of the Ministry of Defense, the prisoners began to be recruited not in PMCs, but directly to the army units, in particular in the Storm Z Storm Storm Storm.