In 2024, Krasnodar was shocked by this crime. The man killed his ex-lover and their common daughter, and disposed of the bodies in a horrific way. The investigation proceeded quickly: the suspect immediately admitted guilt. However, two and a half years later, there is still no verdict, and the family of the deceased is afraid that the killer will escape punishment thanks to his connections. "Kosa" released a detailed report on these events in video format - watch it at the link .

The Tsapka brothers created one of the most brutal and greedy gangs of modern Russia. She gained unlimited power over a large and prosperous region in the Krasnodar Territory and kept it at bay for more than 10 years. The bandits were captured after the brutal murder of 12 people in the house of local farmer Ametov. But the history of the criminal group and its “legacy” did not disappear with the imprisonment of the participants.

Elizaveta Bogdanova, originally from the mountainous Kyrgyz village of Ak-Suu, studied, worked and lived in the Czech Republic for 11 years. During this time, she learned the language, received a medical education, got married and gave birth to two children, and also realized that she would never become “her own” in Europe. She returned home four months ago and is very happy to be able to live in nature.

Former and current students of the Yekaterinburg theater university accuse their teacher Alexander Blinov of harassment. It turned out that many witnessed his inappropriate behavior and once he even had to quit because of this, but he soon returned to the university. "Kosa" released a video where former students recall harassment and manipulation by Blinov - you can watch it at the link . "Cold" tells what is known about this story.

The Tsapka brothers created one of the most brutal gangs in Russian history. Visitors to their “rocking chair” were forbidden to drink and smoke, but they were allowed to rape and beat students and attack residents of neighboring areas. Soon the street punks turned into a serious gang, and some of its members became respected businessmen and officials. They received unlimited power over a large and prosperous region in the Krasnodar region.

Many people have heard of the term “Stockholm syndrome” - it is often used to explain why hostages can begin to feel sympathy for those who captured them, and victims of abuse - for their tormentors. However, few people know that this term was coined by a psychiatrist who had never communicated with the woman to whom he had given such a “diagnosis.” This story began with a bank robbery - and ended with an affair between one of the hostages and the criminal.

42-year-old Kirill Zhirikhin was one of the leading engineers in the Russian aircraft industry: he worked on projects for domestic aircraft MC-21 and Sukhoi Superjet, and also participated in an international project to create a hypersonic passenger airliner. But working with foreigners in modern Russia turned out to be dangerous - the special services saw treason there, and Zhirikhin decided to leave his homeland.

At the age of 19, Olga Selina from Novokuznetsk was diagnosed with a tumor in her intestines. She experienced, as she herself says, “two years of hell.” They refused to give her chemotherapy, prescribed the wrong treatment, and then sent her to a hospice to die. But Olga did not give up: she achieved the right treatment in the capital and was able to cope with the disease. Years of struggle for survival, according to Olga, radically changed her character.

The shuttle traders from Grozny told their relatives that they were going to Baku to buy goods. However, a few days later their names appeared in the news - they were accused of a double terrorist attack. Two planes taking off from Domodedovo exploded in the sky almost simultaneously. It is still unclear how the women managed to smuggle the bombs, and the FSB is hiding a lot. 90 people died in the tragedy. What happened on this day - in the material "Cold" .

Caroline Muirhead met Sandy McKellar on Tinder. The relationship developed quickly: a whirlwind romance grew into an engagement, and within a couple of months the couple was planning a wedding. But the girl’s harmless question cast doubt on the entire relationship and revealed a terrible secret from Sandy’s past - he killed a man and buried the body in the forest. Despite this, Caroline did not break up with Sandy, which is why her life turned into a real trukrime. “Cold” tells how it ended.

Artur Ryno and Pavel Skachevsky became famous in the late 2000s when they were caught and convicted of brutal murders. They chose their victims at random: they attacked people of non-Slavic appearance in Moscow. They acted mercilessly: they cut off the ear of one of the dead, having previously stabbed him more than 50 times. However, despite the number of crimes and their cruelty, they could not be sentenced to life imprisonment.

Anna Vasilyeva (last name changed at the request of the heroine) lived all her life in Moscow. After the start of a full-scale war with Ukraine, Anna left for Bali, and from there to South Africa, where she no longer wants to leave, despite the remnants of apartheid and the high crime rate. Anna told Kholod about why she and her husband are afraid to walk the streets after sunset, but don’t want to leave - and what South Africa has that outweighs its shortcomings.

Six years ago, the famous scientist Vyacheslav Kuznetsov disappeared without a trace in Voronezh. By all indications it seemed that a crime had occurred. However, the teacher was adored by both students and friends - who could plot anything against him? When the truth came out, it turned out that the story involved drugs, the dissolution of the body in acid, greed and the betrayal of a close friend. "Cold" tells a story that shocked the whole city.

Until 2022, Alfiya Aisitulina lived with her family in St. Petersburg and ran her own small business: she sewed dresses from vintage Soviet fabrics. The products turned out to be unusual, local media wrote about Alfiya, and her brand’s Instagram blog became popular among lovers of eco-friendly fashion. After the announcement of “partial mobilization” in Russia, Alfiya, her husband and son moved to her sister in Berlin.

At the end of 1994, young women began to disappear in Saransk. Six months later, the investigation turned to 24-year-old police sergeant Andrei Yurkin, an exemplary family man and athlete. He was detained along with two accomplices - one of whom was 16 years old. Yurkin was found guilty of a dozen rapes and five murders and sentenced to death. But after 15 years he was released and settled in Moscow. 30 years later, he continues to maintain that he is innocent.