GRAVE ROBBER MADE DOLLS OF GIRLS CORPSES

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  • @sinakitty9417
    @sinakitty9417 3 года назад +8421

    I'm actually surprise he did not end up digging up his supposed "ghost wife" to do the same to her. After all she was the beginning of everything

    • @fruitygarlic3601
      @fruitygarlic3601 3 года назад +638

      He knew and visited her grave, so it's not like he couldn't try. Maybe he accepted that his tooth offering meant that she could never return.

    • @janinalensing6409
      @janinalensing6409 3 года назад +261

      @@fruitygarlic3601 it wouldn’t surprise if this tooth offering was some sort of ritual that made him feel drawn to black magic and cemeteries

    • @meredithcrofoot-middleton8199
      @meredithcrofoot-middleton8199 3 года назад +36

      Didn't think of that 👀

    • @meredithcrofoot-middleton8199
      @meredithcrofoot-middleton8199 3 года назад +71

      @Sophie vbiasland x good point! Would be hard to work with and too far gone to bring her back to life

    • @stevierobins7050
      @stevierobins7050 3 года назад +183

      i think its because he tried to get girls who werent decomposing too much. so at that time his "wife" wouldve been completely decomposed

  • @becm5988
    @becm5988 3 года назад +3291

    why is nobody talking about how there was a doll in his parents room?? they had to have smelt it and why wouldn’t they move it, it was their bedroom. the parents are not saying their full involvement

    • @pinkphoenix1111
      @pinkphoenix1111 3 года назад +179

      Exactly. And the other dolls too. Had to have a stench. 🤢 Dude was totally demented.

    • @keegansmith8820
      @keegansmith8820 3 года назад +281

      When you smell something for a long period of time it becomes normal to your brain so they might not have noticed it after a while so they might have thought it went away

    • @redAngel5567
      @redAngel5567 3 года назад +32

      Well,when they said he made dolls of them,they mean it. Their skin were plastic-ish. So they didn't smell badly.

    • @newp848
      @newp848 3 года назад +86

      @@redAngel5567 the neighbors could smell them.

    • @blackxcrowdy
      @blackxcrowdy 3 года назад +33

      @@keegansmith8820 that doesnt apply unless the parents never leaves the house forever

  • @whatlee8671
    @whatlee8671 3 года назад +4417

    Imagine being this intelligent, and this is your legacy.

    • @thiaokeke
      @thiaokeke 3 года назад +305

      I blame his messed up childhood..genius kids are very focused once their attention is on something it’s difficult to divert it plus if the parents knew, they might have gotten help for him but he never got treatment for it and that screwed him up

    • @whatlee8671
      @whatlee8671 3 года назад +41

      @@thiaokeke that’s a Perspective I haven’t thought of yet thank you!

    • @sx4rymonsters
      @sx4rymonsters 3 года назад +39

      Yeah I feel bad for him, he didn’t think he did anything wrong. It’s still very wrong, but it’s really sad

    • @Godivaa
      @Godivaa 3 года назад +22

      @@sx4rymonsters he was a Nazi....

    • @thatdamncrow9197
      @thatdamncrow9197 3 года назад +31

      @@Godivaa probably because of all the bad things in his childhood
      Also most racists and nazis think they are the good guys

  • @jaycyrus3821
    @jaycyrus3821 3 года назад +5045

    Ok no fucking way his parents didn't know

    • @sephinarose420
      @sephinarose420 3 года назад +281

      RIGHT like come on yall. They knew.

    • @evnml
      @evnml 3 года назад +701

      I burn my toast and the whole house smells,there is no way they didn't know with 26 bodies in their house

    • @shelbyclark3733
      @shelbyclark3733 3 года назад +201

      ...he spent weeks mummifying them. They aren't going to smell of a body that is decomposing. It stinks but doesn't compare to the smell of decomp. So there is a chance his parents didn't actually know.

    • @z.z.1876
      @z.z.1876 3 года назад +54

      To be honest I can imagine that they didn't know for one simple reason: if they learned of it would they have been willing to stay there? I mean any sane person would have moved house - or at least make sure to stay as far of these "dolls" as possible, certainly not have one in their bedroom as well. :/

    • @pistaluv
      @pistaluv 3 года назад +56

      @@shelbyclark3733 but the whole neighborhood could smell it ?

  • @st4r_x0zq
    @st4r_x0zq 3 года назад +9255

    imagine the police going to these families houses like: “sorry your family member is dead”
    And then the family is just like “we know”

    • @sephinarose420
      @sephinarose420 3 года назад +310

      Lmao didn't think think about that

    • @sloth14
      @sloth14 3 года назад +376

      Oh god this made me laugh xD
      Them getting all upset and then being all like "Wait what?"

    • @okidgaf7643
      @okidgaf7643 3 года назад +51

      LMFAOO fr

    • @hakiikah8343
      @hakiikah8343 3 года назад +145

      There there’s just silence.

    • @pico7714
      @pico7714 3 года назад +16

      HDSKJHDKJSKDS

  • @ireh_12
    @ireh_12 3 года назад +2931

    One thing I'm relieved about is he didn't kill any living person... even though he ended up disrespecting the dead.

    • @rah9273
      @rah9273 3 года назад +70

      But at some point, like it always does, it would have escalated

    • @joseanurkkalainen2832
      @joseanurkkalainen2832 3 года назад +29

      im pretty sure that if he hadn't ever been caught, he'd probably started killing young girls for some "death is better than life, that's what the corpse dolls told me" reason

    • @ireh_12
      @ireh_12 3 года назад +138

      @@joseanurkkalainen2832 It's possibility... but we can't judge someone on something that he didn't do yet...what he could've done can't be called to be judged as he didn't do it yet.

    • @stephanienoblet8503
      @stephanienoblet8503 3 года назад +6

      Reminds me of Ed Gein he dug up women his mothers age he wound up killing 3 people so he was a serial killer but he was the only one found insane lived the rest of his life in a psychiatric ward hospital

    • @ireh_12
      @ireh_12 3 года назад +25

      @@stephanienoblet8503 this doesn't prove that the guy in this video would've done the same.

  • @squishycoveswena
    @squishycoveswena 3 года назад +1848

    You talking about Olga and Olga's family didn't feel like a tangent; it humanized her and drove home the point that she was someone's little girl and these are real people affected by this man's crime.

    • @tsundor1
      @tsundor1 3 года назад +138

      exactly! i really appreciate that part. i like how she does it in pretty much all videos. kinda reminds you that these aren't just people who died, they're people who lived. they had personalities and interests and such

    • @beep_beep_
      @beep_beep_ 3 года назад +46

      Abolsutely. It made the case feel more real and helped me to think deeper into the family's perspectives. When videos focus so heavily on the criminal and their life and psychology, sometimes we forget to celebrate and learn about the victims and try to understand the full effects of the crime

    • @__-os5fy
      @__-os5fy 3 года назад +10

      Ya like before she goes into that it’s like ok he didn’t kill anyone or hurt anyone so he’s not nearly as horrible as the other criminals she’s covered but after that it shows you how bad what he did actually was

    • @simplyydaisyy7581
      @simplyydaisyy7581 3 года назад +13

      Just think about the father, staying in his daughter's bedroom. Thinking she is just lost, no. She is gone forever, I nearly kind of cried when Eleanor said the last place she said as I love you dad, it feels awful how that was happening to the father, and the mother and all of Olga's family, thinking she was missing. When she was dead, behind pipes then in the guy's bedroom.

    • @leona6415
      @leona6415 3 года назад +6

      Came to the comments looking for this right here. Def not a tangent and so worthy of the insight.

  • @piffba
    @piffba 3 года назад +4382

    “I never disfigured the bodies”
    “You DUG OUT THEIR CHESTS?”

    • @miadominique3351
      @miadominique3351 3 года назад +8

      i think it's the dolls chest?😂

    • @echo913
      @echo913 3 года назад +210

      @@miadominique3351 the dolls are the dead bodies

    • @boogiebear3095
      @boogiebear3095 3 года назад +52

      Dug out chest and put items in them

    • @raerae886
      @raerae886 3 года назад +88

      They were mummified deseased children bodies and the guy had mental issues he didnt want to engage in sexual acts wanted a daughter. Couldnt adpot have one of his owns or kidnap a live child n go to prison so dug up children that were deceased and turnt them into dolls basically put a hole in there chest to put music box or voice box in there chest so they have voices. its creepy asf but also sad he didnt even engaged in sexual acts with the bodies he literally dug them up to displayed them as children dolls n even stuffed there bodys to fill them out n make them look alive along with keeping there jewlry n beloved things so creepy he wanted them as children and even valued then obviously even deseased. but i will say atleast they were already deseased he didnt have sexual urges or killing urges n most criminals seem to have those urges things like this give me chills he wouldnt even cuss in front of them so obviously he respected the childrens purness bc somewhere inbetween he was sane and not sane makes u wonder how many ppl u know who r normal but think bizarre or do bizarre things. lol like that song youll never know if its a murderer sitting next to u.

    • @boogiebear3095
      @boogiebear3095 3 года назад +17

      @@raerae886 very true. Could you imagine if he did... next level horror

  • @iamsherlocked2
    @iamsherlocked2 3 года назад +3421

    I think his motive is pretty clear. He is a necrophiliac - in the nonsexual sense. There are actually 10 types of Necrophilia and in his case, it is the desire for companionship, a relationship, lack of rejection, et cetera. His childhood experience if true definitely would have shaped his relationship to corpses, and again makes that unnatural link between warmth, relationships, love and death.

    • @deboralee1623
      @deboralee1623 3 года назад +10

      ¿Dahmer wannabe?

    • @claracallejo2824
      @claracallejo2824 3 года назад +210

      I agree. When you look at the definition of necrophilia, it's an intense obsession with death and the dead. He was a necrophiliac.

    • @linziRyan1965
      @linziRyan1965 3 года назад +5

      This

    • @Philemaphobia
      @Philemaphobia 3 года назад +6

      @@claracallejo2824 not in my language it’s not.

    • @claire6731
      @claire6731 3 года назад +9

      wow i never thought of it like that

  • @jedwuthun
    @jedwuthun 3 года назад +6287

    Imagine how different his life would be if he wasn't forced to kiss and marry a dead girl

    • @jinxd4398
      @jinxd4398 3 года назад +46

      Wait

    • @lauranoble3765
      @lauranoble3765 3 года назад +863

      I really think it was the childhood sexual assault that started it all

    • @janedoeski9196
      @janedoeski9196 3 года назад +130

      But are we sure that actually happened or was that just a part of his schizophrenia

    • @bernieheartdragon1888
      @bernieheartdragon1888 3 года назад +141

      I theorize that didn't happen. He seems deeply delusional. Probably since childhood. I have a feeling his reality and fantasy life were deeply entangled.

    • @tuesdaysworld8751
      @tuesdaysworld8751 3 года назад +102

      @@bernieheartdragon1888 Some people in the comments say they have kissed a dead person at their funeral as like a last goodbye. They say many Russians do it!

  • @thisisdida_
    @thisisdida_ 3 года назад +2345

    The scariest part about this whole story to me is that the cops went to his house on a complete whim and by crazy luck they found what he'd been upto that whole time...this just goes to show that there's probably so much evil going on that we don't even know about and probably never will 😬

    • @zuzuu5678
      @zuzuu5678 3 года назад +70

      never thought about it like that 😳 so scary

    • @jillkatz5483
      @jillkatz5483 3 года назад +89

      They have caught a ton of serial killers just like this. They go for one reason and then discover something completely different and horrifying.

    • @amandarios448
      @amandarios448 3 года назад +25

      But like seriously of ALL people covered here some who are rly scum of the earth serial killers or rapists etc.
      He didn't rly "hurt" any living girls.
      The families maybe emotionally hurt and shocked... but I'd not consider him to be that bad in comparison to most of the criminals talked about here.

    • @samanthaortiz3560
      @samanthaortiz3560 3 года назад +8

      well they did assume he was digging up people's grave/vandalizing them which he partly was so it wasnt like they came there for one thing and discovered out a whole completely other thing. ur last statement is true tho

    • @bylotte5963
      @bylotte5963 3 года назад +8

      Like, if they did not went into that house he probably would still have the girls…

  • @sschi9298
    @sschi9298 3 года назад +1346

    : "Honey, the dolls smell like rotten meat."
    : "Our son is an artist."
    ... 🤨

    • @stephanienoblet8503
      @stephanienoblet8503 3 года назад +19

      Is it bad I want to laugh 😂 at this comment

    • @oatmeallover4000
      @oatmeallover4000 2 года назад +2

      Lmao.

    • @vh5636
      @vh5636 2 года назад +9

      I can't imagine someone being able to live near decomposing bodies. The smell is worse than a bag of rotting food. Probably the cause of their health problems 😅

    • @c.syde65
      @c.syde65 2 года назад +4

      @@vh5636 I wouldn't be surprised if he frequently used air freshener. Or some other substance that fulfills the same purpose.

  • @ashleytenial4219
    @ashleytenial4219 3 года назад +3439

    “I had her for 10 years he had her for 9”that’s so chilling

    • @trojanminer
      @trojanminer 3 года назад +277

      That's such a harrowing thought 😢
      That poor girl was brutalised in life and then again in death.
      My heart bleeds for all the families involved. He should never be allowed to walk free.

    • @ashleytenial4219
      @ashleytenial4219 3 года назад +98

      I keep thinking what if it was my family...the thought is just so upsetting idk how these families are coping

    • @beep_beep_
      @beep_beep_ 3 года назад +43

      Got literal shivers at that quote 😣

    • @ashleytenial4219
      @ashleytenial4219 3 года назад +13

      @@beep_beep_ me too the feels are intense

    • @lvxlie
      @lvxlie 3 года назад +2

      fr

  • @boyfriendshouse
    @boyfriendshouse 3 года назад +3280

    okay but Olga's story literally broke my heart, so unnecessary and cruel poor little girl

    • @ivyeudora
      @ivyeudora 3 года назад +27

      true :c

    • @donuted_ace
      @donuted_ace 3 года назад +279

      Same. I actually started tearing up with the whole "we had her for 10 years, he had her for 9"
      I can't even imagine the pain her and her parents went though. This whole story is fucked.

    • @someonerandom256
      @someonerandom256 3 года назад +71

      She was an absolutely stunning child. Poor little babe.

    • @mookieruru7540
      @mookieruru7540 3 года назад +49

      Hope the person who did that to her is in jail and suffers

    • @stephaniewilliams1110
      @stephaniewilliams1110 3 года назад +63

      I can’t handle kids or their deaths very well, especially since I became a mom. Seeing pictures, especially videos, of their smiling faces and knowing what happened to them is just so painful. 💔

  • @kaseyaiden3791
    @kaseyaiden3791 3 года назад +357

    34:42 “I had her for ten years, he had her for nine” was the most heartbreaking part of this case. Rest in peace olga.

    • @venishapereira5045
      @venishapereira5045 2 года назад +1

      What it means

    • @tuesdaywithjisoo8395
      @tuesdaywithjisoo8395 2 года назад +12

      @@venishapereira5045 Kinda making fun of how the girl was 9 and her family only had her for 9 years. But he had her for 10 years as a mummy.

    • @c.syde65
      @c.syde65 2 года назад +6

      @@tuesdaywithjisoo8395 No. He only had her for 9 years. But her family had her for 10 years.

    • @c.syde65
      @c.syde65 2 года назад +4

      Just imagine if he'd had her for an additional 2 years. 😬

  • @aiza-
    @aiza- 3 года назад +1399

    That poor child she was so young and excited to go to her grandmas and died so awfully and even in death she wasn't given any peace
    I can't even imagine how her parents felt

    • @anammccartney5296
      @anammccartney5296 3 года назад +41

      I feel awful for her parents. Both times they had no idea what was going on too.

    • @apll9146
      @apll9146 3 года назад +4

      Technically she'd be taken care of still after dead 😃

    • @darina4117
      @darina4117 3 года назад +3

      @@apll9146 don't be rude. don't make me lau-

    • @lenalikescats6583
      @lenalikescats6583 3 года назад +15

      @@apll9146 please dont.

    • @apll9146
      @apll9146 3 года назад +1

      @@lenalikescats6583 I'm just saying through a technicality. 🤷🏻‍♂️

  • @TheScarletAlchemist
    @TheScarletAlchemist 3 года назад +1272

    I can just imagine this guy being interviewed by the cops and he's just like "hey, I was a perfect gentleman. I didn't even curse near the dolls made of child corpses." 😹

  • @alexedits4368
    @alexedits4368 3 года назад +531

    Imagine going to your loved one's grave and talking to them saying how much you missed them and they weren't even there. They were in some old man's apartment stuffed into a doll.

    • @TeriAZen
      @TeriAZen 3 года назад +22

      Their body isn't there. But their souls, their spirit, which has been freed from the physical restraints of their body, is always with you!

    • @susieta7
      @susieta7 3 года назад +16

      I don’t think talking to a grave with a body in it is much different than talking to an empty one. Of course, no one would want a corpse to be messed with, but a dead body is just that, and this grave eventually becomes empty with time. I really think this man was acting in a good faith specially that he was mentally ill. He really shouldn’t be judged and criticized by any of us who have no idea what he went through and what’s going on in his mind because we will never be able to know that.

    • @chrissy3875
      @chrissy3875 2 года назад +1

      so sad :(

    • @io1915
      @io1915 2 года назад +2

      @@susieta7 no way you’re justifying what he did by saying he may have had “good faith “ LOL

    • @susieta7
      @susieta7 2 года назад

      @@io1915 I’m not justifying or saying it’s something good for a person with full mental capacity to do. But he’s clearly not all there and he believed that he’s doing something good even if it looks creepy to us. You need to be able to step in ppl’s shoes and try to be them and feel and think what they feel and think. You can’t judge ppl from your own position, because you’ll be unjust.

  • @littlemisssunshine890
    @littlemisssunshine890 3 года назад +5376

    The moment my 40 year old son DEMANDS his doll join us for dinner is the day I seek professional help for him. WTAF?!?

    • @LemonEyeDrops
      @LemonEyeDrops 3 года назад +42

      Says it all!

    • @lynne1517
      @lynne1517 3 года назад +48

      If it wasn’t true... this would be hilarious! 😬

    • @jordanparks9615
      @jordanparks9615 3 года назад +107

      Yeah, it's Russia though. Pretty sure mental health stigma is pretty bad there

    • @comajuice
      @comajuice 3 года назад +93

      In my head this all happened 40 years ago but no, this was recent. This was around 10 years ago. Christ...

    • @instagrameditzx8852
      @instagrameditzx8852 3 года назад +30

      The parents are sus

  • @FilthyOrchid1
    @FilthyOrchid1 3 года назад +595

    I loved that you added the tidbit about Olga’s parents reuniting and having a son. This is such a dark story that it needed a bit of light.

    • @2Bad4YOUuu
      @2Bad4YOUuu 3 года назад +2

      Yea, if that isn't a true conversation starter i Don know what is ... 🤔 good for them

    • @alleycat616
      @alleycat616 2 года назад +3

      I feel awful for all of the parents but especially them. They had so much trauma I don’t know how they had the strength to survive it. I hope they can find peace. Rest In Peace Olga and all of the girls

    • @sesseljabs964
      @sesseljabs964 2 года назад +1

      i legit almost cried when i heard that cause it's such a nice thing in a video with so much dark stuff

  • @Goldeneyesluvsjasper
    @Goldeneyesluvsjasper Год назад +303

    I understand how the kissing the corpse situation could have impacted his life. But no one seems to be mentioning the rape when he was in 3rd grade. That would definitely fuck you up.

    • @christianvalentine2724
      @christianvalentine2724 Год назад +24

      adults making children spend time with dead people and kiss them was (and still is) a very common thing in russia, especially for older generations, especially when they're religious. when i was a child, my grandma made me and my brother spend a whole NIGHT in the room with my dead grandpa's body, just sitting there and looking at him. we weren't allowed to go to beds, because "grandpa would be lonely". the nightmares i had after that, ugh...and when people say goodbye to a dead person before they close the coffin, everyone must kiss them, otherwise you look like you don't love them.

    • @kaylee1769
      @kaylee1769 Год назад +6

      It doesn’t excuse his actions though. Yea child sexual abuse traumatizes people, especially when they don’t talk about it, but there’s no excuse for doing evil things like digging up dead children. I have a loved one who was sexually abused multiple times as a child, first time at 6 years old and its horrible and still haunts her to this day 40 years later. However it doesn’t excuse doing evil things like this, he knew what he was doing

    • @kimkiller462
      @kimkiller462 Год назад +4

      @@christianvalentine2724 I’m so sorry you had to go through that. Just seeing my grandpa’s corpse when I was 13 traumatised me enough to make me vegetarian. I couldn’t imagine the trauma you experienced.

    • @christianvalentine2724
      @christianvalentine2724 Год назад +2

      @@kimkiller462 thank you, my friend. i hope you're doing okay now.

    • @unu_ya
      @unu_ya 11 месяцев назад

      i was raped and later on molested multiple times. am i killing somebody and stuffing them in a doll? Nah mate.

  • @Malewifecore
    @Malewifecore 3 года назад +1515

    It always feels extra painful when its like "it was her first time out alone" "she just turned 13. it was her first year allowed out alone" etc. because those poor parents. The first time/batch of times/year you allow that and... I cant even explain it. It just seems so much worse

    • @beep_beep_
      @beep_beep_ 3 года назад +160

      Yeah it's like the parents build up the courage to let their kid go and have some independence, but they're still worried about something going wrong. But they swallow that fear to make their child happy, then the worst case scenario happens. Crushing.

    • @crazymumma3944
      @crazymumma3944 3 года назад +30

      This is why I'm too scared to let my kids out alone!!!

    • @malthewolf7182
      @malthewolf7182 3 года назад +42

      She was 10

    • @suzieblakeley9040
      @suzieblakeley9040 3 года назад +14

      I feel bad for the son they had later on in life he is never gonna be aloud out ever

    • @Berilia
      @Berilia 3 года назад +51

      Yeah I know! Imagine finally saying "It'll be ok. She's old enough to go out on her own now, she knows how to defend herself" and then she gets killed before she can even leave the building! I can't even imagine how guilty you would feel. And the worst part is that it's not the parents' fault whatsoever.

  • @emilynicole1234
    @emilynicole1234 3 года назад +224

    The bit about Olga wearing her favorite shirt to see her grandma because she was so excited broke my heart :(

  • @emilyhernandez6270
    @emilyhernandez6270 3 года назад +398

    He mentioned how once he was older he regretted not talking to the dead girl in his dreams and learning black magic from her. Maybe subconsciously he was so traumatized from seeing a dead girl as a child that he unknowingly was searching for another experience like that

    • @CrispyDandy
      @CrispyDandy 3 года назад +21

      Or maybe he was forever looking for her? What was the agaes of the girls? Was out that age rang? I think something very traumatic beyind kissing the dead girl happened at that funeral.

    • @laurenrobson46
      @laurenrobson46 3 года назад +1

      @@CrispyDandy like what? :o

    • @katm8128
      @katm8128 2 года назад

      She said that

  • @quinnie_here
    @quinnie_here 3 года назад +584

    Olga did nothing to deserve such horrors, in life or after. I hope she’s resting well.

    • @shutyourmouth70
      @shutyourmouth70 3 года назад +44

      Yeah I was thinking about that how not only was she so unfortunate in life to have been murdered but yet another weirdo comes along to steal her body after death? That situation is so highly improbably I'm sure the parents couldn't find a story to parallel it even among the small community of parents of murdered children, what they had to go through is abnormal even for abnormal circumstances. I feel sorry for them having to deal with that. I'm happy her parents got back together and had another baby, that is good & I wish them all the best.

    • @blanchesss
      @blanchesss 3 года назад

      Me too :(

    • @riabouchinska
      @riabouchinska 3 года назад +5

      The picture of her holding the cat just breaks my heart... it reminds me of similar pictures of myself as a child, idk, it freaks me out that these things happen to children

    • @Zurgundy
      @Zurgundy 3 года назад

      I do to.

  • @naomid3970
    @naomid3970 3 года назад +2651

    When you like Eleanor’s videos more than documentaries. Always calms me downs and helps me concentrate whilst trying to do work❤️❤️❤️

    • @melriquajackson8480
      @melriquajackson8480 3 года назад +50

      Omg same.. Im a chef i listen to her in my head phones while i work

    • @lizzjay19
      @lizzjay19 3 года назад +22

      Same i literally work on paper work at work with her in the background my boss doesn't get on my case about it eithet

    • @star0551
      @star0551 3 года назад +12

      Same I almost fell asleep watching part 1 lol

    • @lilliemaecooper761
      @lilliemaecooper761 3 года назад +27

      is it bad that eleanors videos help me sleep🤣🤣🤣💀

    • @princessketamine0
      @princessketamine0 3 года назад +10

      @@lilliemaecooper761 do you ever fall asleep with a nightmare? 😅

  • @j7sette
    @j7sette 3 года назад +251

    when olga’s parents said that he had their daughter for almost the same time as them made me so sad, imagine how they must’ve felt when the news of their daughter being out of her grave in the hands of some random man was out

  • @truecrimecases7759
    @truecrimecases7759 3 года назад +805

    Eleanor does not disappoint when she says her videos will come out quickly she means it

    • @haydencavender6768
      @haydencavender6768 3 года назад +12

      Yea no. This is the first part two that has come out in a decent amount of time. Last time it was over a week before we got part two. This is how it’s supposed to be done.

    • @darcy7498
      @darcy7498 3 года назад +39

      @@haydencavender6768 give her a break lol, these videos take time to make and it isn’t good for her mental health, if you’re that mad don’t watch her🤣

    • @haydencavender6768
      @haydencavender6768 3 года назад +4

      @@darcy7498 I literally said yay. I know they take time to make. But when you have people paying you money and you tell them it’ll be up this time and it takes even longer and there are no updates it’s frustrating and not fair

    • @darcy7498
      @darcy7498 3 года назад +10

      @@haydencavender6768 let me explain: she has to do the research, film it, her editors have to edit the videos (which have other jobs) and then upload it in time, i’m sure she’d be stressed and putting more pressure on her with comments like this won’t help

    • @haydencavender6768
      @haydencavender6768 3 года назад

      @@darcy7498 here’s an idea film the whole thing at once. Or don’t accept money from people. Find a new editor or do it yourself. You cannot accept money from people and then not have the product out in a reasonable amount of time

  • @tetes1192
    @tetes1192 3 года назад +1073

    Creepy doll guy: the girls actually gave me permission to dig them out
    Police: understandable, have a nice day

    • @deavenkillips1123
      @deavenkillips1123 3 года назад +2

      😭😭😭

    • @c.syde65
      @c.syde65 2 года назад +3

      I doubt any of those girls would have given him permission if they knew they were going to die and he was going to dig them out.

  • @georgespiggott5615
    @georgespiggott5615 3 года назад +121

    As sad as Olga's story is, I also feel really bad for the families of his "least favorites." Imagine someone stealing your daughter's body and then he keeps her in the garage so he doesn't have to look at her. Like he mutilated those dead children for no reason

    • @passthebutter6037
      @passthebutter6037 2 года назад +14

      right, it baffles me how some people in this comment section are trying to claim he “treated them good”

  • @sourgummiescureyourpain4555
    @sourgummiescureyourpain4555 3 года назад +573

    Even though you mentioned what year this happened, all that sounds like something that would happen in the 1800s.

    • @AshaSara
      @AshaSara 3 года назад +8

      Ikr 😫

    • @julie-vm7fh
      @julie-vm7fh 3 года назад +45

      me too!! i was so confused when she said that it was 2011

    • @need_more_kittens
      @need_more_kittens 3 года назад +25

      I'm Russian and I can confirm we still live like it's 1800s and it only gets worse. We even have our own "monarch" 🙄

    • @Cami-dc9iu
      @Cami-dc9iu 3 года назад +8

      I know i cant believe shit like this happens in the 20's

    • @Ayaatiee
      @Ayaatiee 3 года назад +5

      @@need_more_kittens dude that’s rough, r u ok?

  • @jaejae3669
    @jaejae3669 3 года назад +1783

    And this is why socializing is very important when a kid is developing skills and growing up

    • @pinkphoenix9735
      @pinkphoenix9735 3 года назад +185

      I’ve been quite unsocial since I was about 12, can confirm almost 13 years later I haven’t dug up any graves or considered it. Just because you aren’t sociable doesn’t mean you’re gonna be a grave robber.

    • @jaejae3669
      @jaejae3669 3 года назад +36

      @@pinkphoenix9735 ofcourse, but it also adds up to everything else and it is a very important factor for a kid to develop these types of skills either way when growing up, theres alot of shy people in the world that are considered unsocial, or antisocial, but considering the extremes of antisocial that he had growing up is different, unless you had exactly the same extreme case happen to you, than i take that back. (btw, i wrote this a month ago and i dont remember the whole case about this man so excuse my lack of knowledge if I say something incorrectly.)

    • @ByzatineLives1453
      @ByzatineLives1453 3 года назад +8

      @@pinkphoenix9735 Maybe some people find nefarious ways to cope?

    • @ciellgr
      @ciellgr 3 года назад +28

      ive never been able to socialize i actually have social anxiety

    • @TheeEnglishKnight
      @TheeEnglishKnight 3 года назад +17

      i’ve never been able to socialise properly because i’m autistic, but that doesn’t mean i’m going to evens up diving dead girls graves up

  • @sferrell1114
    @sferrell1114 3 года назад +109

    The fact that she died so horrifically and then couldn’t even rest peacefully breaks my heart.

  • @jasonhorton
    @jasonhorton 3 года назад +4172

    As if the dolls aspect isn’t scary enough 😬

    • @itsarah
      @itsarah 3 года назад +3

      Lolll
      I make vidz 💖

    • @indiaxo0707
      @indiaxo0707 3 года назад +7

      I knowwwww like wtf

    • @steveguzman6141
      @steveguzman6141 3 года назад +2

      Yeah they contained deceased Dagestani girls sick and also rasict.

    • @joshg7046
      @joshg7046 3 года назад +6

      @@itsarah that’s cool but did I ask

    • @Elena-bk4fs
      @Elena-bk4fs 3 года назад +4

      @@rockx2006 wow these bot promo comments are getting annoying af

  • @sarahhamaili2197
    @sarahhamaili2197 3 года назад +1043

    "I had her for ten years, he had her for nine" omg that gave me chiiiiilss 😫😢

  • @zin-vadar8571
    @zin-vadar8571 3 года назад +82

    "you left your girls outside in the cold, I brought them in and warmed the up And gave them love" -i remember reading a quote something like that in the paper when he got caught.

  • @deulgis6644
    @deulgis6644 3 года назад +671

    As sick and twisted what was done to those little girls is, I am slightly relieved that they had already passed away and weren't killed just for this. Can't imagine the shock and pain the parent's of these victims would've felt.

    • @ireh_12
      @ireh_12 3 года назад +46

      I agree. It would've been worse if he had snatched some living little girls and turned them into dolls like this. It would've been horrifying. At least the girls he dug up were already dead and their families had already said their proper goodbyes. He shouldn't have disrespected the dead but it's better than the alternative in my opinion.

    • @chrissy3875
      @chrissy3875 2 года назад +6

      @@ireh_12 "couldve been worse" families found out their CHILD was stolen from their grave. that's awful

    • @ItsNessaTho
      @ItsNessaTho 2 года назад +27

      @@chrissy3875 but it literally would have been worse if they were killed for this. No one said this wasn't bad

    • @Bella-po8vh
      @Bella-po8vh 2 года назад +2

      @@ItsNessaTho yeah while what he did was really bad, turning living people to human dolls and mutilating them is probably on the very top of the list of the most horrific ways for victims to die

    • @Cc07
      @Cc07 2 года назад +2

      @@chrissy3875 I would fucking go apeshit if I found out he did anything more than what he did to my kid - I would absolutely lose it. You can clearly see the parents are pissed and sad but I’d fucking hunt him down - I swear if he ever touched my kid and got off on it let alone caused their death. 9 years is a long af time to do what he did - if he was gonna kill a girl and do it, it’s already woulda happened imo. He deserved a tough sentence and actual mental health treatment and tbh? I think his parents deserve consequences.

  • @ronnigenova287
    @ronnigenova287 3 года назад +258

    This case is so sad. If I was one of the parents reading these letters, I'd think it was someone trying to mock the tragic death. Absolutely disgusting.

    • @tsundor1
      @tsundor1 3 года назад +13

      i would have thought it's the killer's letters

    • @I.C.Weiner6969
      @I.C.Weiner6969 3 года назад

      @@tsundor1 what if they died of natural causes or an accident? Then what would you think? A grieving friend? Just curious!

  • @lareinabrown
    @lareinabrown 2 года назад +15

    This case is absolutely bizarre and I am so fascinated bc it’s one of the more rare cases where the motive isn’t sexual or anger or narcissism or something like that. It’s just bizarre and fascinating

  • @ChesneyBean
    @ChesneyBean 3 года назад +2776

    Dedicated guy.. never wanted a girlfriend because he’s been married since 12

    • @chelsea-rosehitt6153
      @chelsea-rosehitt6153 3 года назад +29

      😂😂😂😂😂😂

    • @meedahasger2715
      @meedahasger2715 3 года назад +9

      😜😜😜🤣

    • @nickki8458
      @nickki8458 3 года назад +66

      Better than most of these guys out here

    • @sstrryn
      @sstrryn 3 года назад +127

      he had a girlfriend lmao, he just never had sex because he was r*ped by a group of men as a kid.. that's traumatic. good joke, though.

    • @spunkbob4751
      @spunkbob4751 3 года назад +12

      @@sstrryn this

  • @caoilin2759
    @caoilin2759 3 года назад +518

    Not the morbid arts and crafts with the googly eyes 😭 Sir put down the glitter glue

    • @YourBaeFromBusan
      @YourBaeFromBusan 3 года назад +10

      🤣🤣🤣💀

    • @kirstymufleh1673
      @kirstymufleh1673 3 года назад +5

      Oh my god 🤣🤣🤣🤣

    • @Ginbobbob
      @Ginbobbob 3 года назад +8

      Forbidden arts and crafts

    • @pie1o1morris46
      @pie1o1morris46 3 года назад +7

      Oh no now I'm getting Don't Hug Me I'm Scared flashbacks

    • @caoilin2759
      @caoilin2759 3 года назад +5

      @@pie1o1morris46 i forgot that existed and now I will join you in the flashbacks :0

  • @zzzpiral
    @zzzpiral 3 года назад +88

    "He had her for 9 years, we had her for 10" broke my heart I started sobbing.

    • @c.syde65
      @c.syde65 2 года назад +2

      Just imagine if he'd had her for an additional 2 years. 😬

    • @MK-rk4no
      @MK-rk4no 10 месяцев назад

      Why did the police go to all the parents to inform them of their child's death? They're police, surely the should know the person is already dead, I mean they were capable of identifying most of them from dental records etc. Makes no sense. Too many holes in this story. And the smell that was so bad the neighbours down the road could smell it but the police couldn't, and the parents couldn't either?

  • @stephanielucia821
    @stephanielucia821 3 года назад +1228

    Thank god the adoption agency didn’t let him have a child I couldn’t imagine how messed up that child’s life would be

    • @jessrichardson5899
      @jessrichardson5899 3 года назад +20

      OMG imagine that

    • @xsapphirex136
      @xsapphirex136 3 года назад +77

      I’m not sure if he would kill his own child but he’d definitely wouldn’t be a great parent

    • @-scarlettmorgana
      @-scarlettmorgana 3 года назад +99

      But if they did, then all of these things wouldn't have happened

    • @thebluewolf2472
      @thebluewolf2472 3 года назад +161

      Yeah, i feel like all of this could have been avoided if he was allowed to have a child. Thats all he wanted. I dont think he would have been a terrible parent, since he treated those girls bodies with respect and cared for them like they were his daughters. Obviously I dont condone his actions, but i do understand it to an extent. I just feel bad for him, if things had gone his way a little more, maybe it wouldn't have ended like this.

    • @-scarlettmorgana
      @-scarlettmorgana 3 года назад +50

      @@thebluewolf2472 I know right.... Like if he had a child all of *this* would have been avoided

  • @preciouss3
    @preciouss3 3 года назад +840

    Am I the only one that had never heard of this case , not even on tiktok?

    • @Yuukeiyesterday
      @Yuukeiyesterday 3 года назад +11

      Same-

    • @Mckinley-mick
      @Mckinley-mick 3 года назад +19

      I found out about it when Kendall Rae covered it a few months back. It’s such a freaky case... 😳

    • @mimifouda9489
      @mimifouda9489 3 года назад +1

      same

    • @bessa_ra
      @bessa_ra 3 года назад +6

      I grew up in Soviet union, never heard this story too 🧐

    • @alexl5700
      @alexl5700 3 года назад +6

      We just aren’t deep enough into crimtok 🤧

  • @xlebnykot
    @xlebnykot 3 года назад +150

    What makes me sick to my gut is the fact that Olga was so excited to go to her grandma by herself and barely made it out of the apartment before she was horrible killed.
    I can’t imagine how guilty her parents must have felt for letting her go by herself...

  • @hollybeauchamp7135
    @hollybeauchamp7135 3 года назад +445

    If i was a mother of one of those children and that man had the nerve to say to me " You abandoned your girls in the cold and I brought them home and warmed them up" i stg he wouldn't have a face any longer.

    • @jujubeelee3913
      @jujubeelee3913 3 года назад +20

      Like seriously why are people defending him

    • @passthebutter6037
      @passthebutter6037 2 года назад +3

      @@kd7437 you can give him sympathy if you want out of your opinion but he does not “deserve” it

    • @passthebutter6037
      @passthebutter6037 2 года назад +2

      @@kd7437 and your comment is literally what I just said, deserve is an opinion and everyone does not owe him sympathy

    • @Apple-jw2gc
      @Apple-jw2gc 2 года назад +3

      why was her child walking alone anyway? good parents would actually go with their child just to be safe, theyre bad parents

    • @hollybeauchamp7135
      @hollybeauchamp7135 2 года назад +1

      @@Apple-jw2gc sorry I have no clue what you’re referring to I haven’t watched this video in ages lol

  • @hinatahyuga9172
    @hinatahyuga9172 3 года назад +1261

    I really hate the parents that made him kiss a death child

    • @Claramtrindade
      @Claramtrindade 3 года назад +93

      Honestly I believe that was a delusion from his schizophrenia and that it didn’t really happen because there is no evidence other than his own account

    • @Claramtrindade
      @Claramtrindade 3 года назад +51

      @moonrise dreamer but would they make a random stranger kiss their child and then proclaim that they are married? I have seen people kissing their loved ones but it’s hard to believe they would allow a complete stranger to kiss their daughter. Idk it’s possible but I think highly unlikely, what could have happened is that he was just wandering around the graveyard and saw this funeral and started having hallucinations and stuff like that.

    • @АнастасияЛаврентьева-я6э
      @АнастасияЛаврентьева-я6э 3 года назад +103

      @@Claramtrindade I'm Russian and most of the funerals I've been to were open casket funerals. Usually it's the closest family that kiss the dead person's forehead but if the family allows it, other people can do it as well. The whole ordeal is less creepy now because people don't view death and funerals the same way they did before. I know my family used to take pictures of and with the dead relative. We still have them. To this day we put makeup, jewelery and nice clothes on the bodies when we hold an open casket funeral. The outlook on death here is very different from the western one so westerners usually see our practices as creepy, but when you're raised like this, it's all not that strange. Anatoli was mentally ill so it might have triggered something in him but for a healthy person it's not that big of a deal. Sorry for the long comment, I can't really explain things in English that well.

    • @Claramtrindade
      @Claramtrindade 3 года назад +12

      @@АнастасияЛаврентьева-я6э yes I understand but here is not the case that he wanted to and the family gave him permission, but the case where the family forced him to, which is something else entirely different.

    • @Claramtrindade
      @Claramtrindade 3 года назад +12

      @@АнастасияЛаврентьева-я6э cause if it was the case that he asked or was allowed to kiss the girl, it would mean that he took action towards doing that and not that he was forced to do as he says he was, and there is also the fact that he says the mother said they got married which made him see his deceased wife in his dream which were another delusion.

  • @aliceread260
    @aliceread260 3 года назад +1442

    Excuse me, but if my adult child brought those freaky ass ‘dolls’ into my house with that rotten smell... nope... hello, police please.

    • @sephinarose420
      @sephinarose420 3 года назад +34

      FACTS

    • @ellemmenn2930
      @ellemmenn2930 3 года назад +5

      RIGHT?!?!

    • @lcoq19
      @lcoq19 3 года назад +38

      Right?! Neighbors thought it was a "sewer problem"! Really?! 😳 they must have some rank, dead-body-filled sewers in Russia then! Casey Anthony's mother straight up told 9-1-1 that the trunk of her car smelled like a dead body! Yet all these people around this creepy fuck just ignore the smell of more than 20 putrefying corpses as "sewer problems". Okay then.... 😳🤢

    • @origamipein18
      @origamipein18 3 года назад +3

      Smart.

    • @z.z.1876
      @z.z.1876 3 года назад +11

      @@lcoq19 Well, he was a history professor though. It would make sense he found a good and successful process of mummification. So, not much decomposition. With this many even a "tiny mistake" could smell really bad, but honestly I don't think most would ever even think of this as a possibility.

  • @mellm.s.3675
    @mellm.s.3675 3 года назад +825

    He could've had a Tamagotchi instead.

    • @kim-jong-un8096
      @kim-jong-un8096 3 года назад +55

      or a pet rock 🪨

    • @arundhatijana1414
      @arundhatijana1414 3 года назад +9

      What's tamagotchi?🤔

    • @ummm6068
      @ummm6068 3 года назад +40

      @@arundhatijana1414 they are these little virtual pets. It's toy from Japan that became quite popular in the 2000. It's looks like a colorful egg with the same quality screen as a calculator and a couple buttons.

    • @arundhatijana1414
      @arundhatijana1414 3 года назад +10

      @@ummm6068 Thanks for the fact 😄

    • @Berilia
      @Berilia 3 года назад +15

      Oh I know I probably shouldn't be laughing, but this one got me lol

  • @tiabeam2985
    @tiabeam2985 3 года назад +109

    The fact the parents acted like the smell and 40 year old obsessed with dolls is no big thing

    • @xbtx6497
      @xbtx6497 2 года назад +1

      That's why I say they definitely knew... lol

    • @blackthornsloe8049
      @blackthornsloe8049 Год назад +1

      Denial is a defense mechanism that keeps the one in denial from having to be responsible for acting on what one knows .

  • @preciouss3
    @preciouss3 3 года назад +694

    I swear Eleanor is so Fucxing prettyyyyyy

  • @livgarland760
    @livgarland760 3 года назад +714

    Can we all agree Eleanor is the sister we’ve always wanted

  • @2wittysue535
    @2wittysue535 3 года назад +68

    "The smell coming from my son's room would knock a fly off a bucket of shite but I'll just have another cuppa" Madness breeds madness.

  • @phoenixprior6742
    @phoenixprior6742 3 года назад +1507

    Honestly, I feel kinda bad for him, yes ofc it's awful everything he's done but there was obviously something wrong going on in his brain along with the trauma he experienced in his childhood. It's sad that he wanted a daughter so badly he felt the need to take someone else's throughout their rest. Also surly it would be impossible for his parents not go notice something was wrong they should have helped him especially when he told them about his nightmares when he was a kid

    • @mollysequoia7127
      @mollysequoia7127 3 года назад +32

      That’s what I said

    • @butimawitchwiththreediplom3340
      @butimawitchwiththreediplom3340 3 года назад +235

      Honestly this is (from my perspective) a case that I feel could of been totally avoided. If he hadn’t had those traumatic experiences, if he had been raised in a way that prioritised compassion above all else, if he had been in a community with good mental health support.... he might have ended up as a nice person.

    • @butimawitchwiththreediplom3340
      @butimawitchwiththreediplom3340 3 года назад +148

      That being said it does feel a bit weird to have so much empathy for someone who did such awful things and my empathy for him in no way reduces or excuses the harm he caused

    • @cherryblossom2494
      @cherryblossom2494 3 года назад +2

      Same

    • @z.z.1876
      @z.z.1876 3 года назад +21

      Well, in part 1 it was said that his parents actually took him to a therapist after that funeral, when he had the recurrimg nightmares, but it was said it was kind of normal... :/

  • @lauren6015
    @lauren6015 3 года назад +230

    Absolutely terrifying knowing that people like that exist.

  • @M3GPie
    @M3GPie 3 года назад +31

    I think his twisted mind felt so much guilt after “abandoning” his wife in those dreams that he didn’t want to do that to any other little girl. The whole story is so depressing.

  • @maria-tw2lw
    @maria-tw2lw 3 года назад +624

    so you’re telling me that the neighbors could smell it but his parents who literally lived w him couldn’t? cmon now

    • @VL-rh5tu
      @VL-rh5tu 3 года назад +50

      Well I guess it could be because the nose gets used to smells very quickly, as awful as it is in this situation. Like I've heard a lot of people working around dead people (morgue workers, pathologists, funeral directors etc.) say that it takes just a few deep breaths to not smell the strong odors of decay or the chemicals anymore (or at least not as strongly)

    • @mykarma4345
      @mykarma4345 3 года назад +15

      More like u get used to the smell enough to not gag everytime but u will still realize it stinks. At least thats what i have seen in hospitals.

    • @Jhen1122
      @Jhen1122 3 года назад +9

      Prolly they got use to the smell so it doesnt bother them but something aint right tho

    • @Jhen1122
      @Jhen1122 3 года назад +8

      My granddad use to stay with us and he always shxt him self n it smelled badddd but we go use to the smell and its likee we didnt smell it anymore, but when we got visitors they smelt it

    • @jjohnson2389
      @jjohnson2389 3 года назад +7

      I had a hamster die and I knew my room smelled terribly but I didn't know my hamster had died a week ago. You never adjust to the smell of death... It's too much.

  • @bruuh0_0
    @bruuh0_0 3 года назад +1092

    Well... at least he didn't kill them...
    So it could be worse
    My bar is so low after all the videos

    • @evnml
      @evnml 3 года назад +102

      Same,I was like oh this is not that bad

    • @leah-hb4km
      @leah-hb4km 3 года назад +181

      @@evnml it’s more creepy tbh. it’s so horrible what he did, but we can see why he turned out the way he did. not justifying his actions, just seeing WHY he ended up with his actions so horrific. he didn’t ever hurt these girls i genuinely think he wanted to take care of them but went the WRONGGG way about it.

    • @29travia
      @29travia 3 года назад +36

      @@leah-hb4km I agree 1000% I use to wonder whether my family member was cold and them being alone. His intentions wasn't bad he to me saw them as real little girls. It wasn't right at all for what he did but the reason.....

    • @remyuk
      @remyuk 3 года назад +50

      what he did was gross but throughout the whole video i was thinking 'well at least he didn't actually hurt them' like the bar is absolutely to the floor but i at least have some comfort knowing that he wasn't the one to hurt the girls nor did he do anything particularly disgusting to the bodies. i still think he should be imprisoned though, even if he didn't have sinister intentions. like the man has TWENTY SIX bodies and has no remorse... yikes.

    • @kaleidoscopic9495
      @kaleidoscopic9495 3 года назад +18

      I get that, but I still think it's horrific. I can't imagine how the families felt knowing that a stranger desecrated their loved ones' graves, dug up their bodies, tore and stuffed them, and displayed them like decorations. Can't even wrap my head around the level of disgust and rage I would feel if it was a member of my family.
      ETA: Plus he was also a nazi sympathizer, racist, and fascist which lessens any potential understanding even more. He didn't even see living humans as equals.

  • @daddysmonster6962
    @daddysmonster6962 3 года назад +72

    eleanor's cases dont usually bother me, but this one definitely did😟 the fact that he dug out their chests to put music boxes is SICK. absolutely sick!

  • @leeeeshay9933
    @leeeeshay9933 3 года назад +152

    oh man, that poor little Olga girl's story made me so sad! that is so horrific, her poor mother, my heart just sank...

  • @plainjane1897
    @plainjane1897 3 года назад +184

    One of the parents of one of the girls openly thanked him for "taking care" and "keeping warm" their daughter. She also used to write him and had a friendship with him. Which is also super bizarre.

    • @mjsummer177
      @mjsummer177 2 года назад +35

      I can get why they said that he gave them birthdays, talked to them daily, kept then in a warm house not a cold dark grave, and showed them off like its something he truly loved but it's just creepy what he did

    • @alleycat616
      @alleycat616 2 года назад +30

      I can get that in a way. I can’t imagine anything worse than your child dying. Then to have to suffer then being buried in the ground all alone (even though yes it’s now just a body it is still traumatizing). So in this way I can kind of understand his point of view as well. There’s definitely much worse things he could have done with them. It’s just sad all around.

    • @oatmeallover4000
      @oatmeallover4000 2 года назад +8

      Exactly. But I can see his prospective. He thought dead bodies still had souls. When those souls are in heaven.

  • @mandysue882
    @mandysue882 2 года назад +17

    Thank you for adding the story of Olga's parents reuniting and having a son. It's not a replacement-but it is living, it is continuing to love. I wish this for every parent that loses a child. God bless and peace to sweet little Olga❤️

  • @Lofi.kitten.baby2.0
    @Lofi.kitten.baby2.0 3 года назад +1361

    I kinda feel bad for the dude.....he was raped at a young age and then forced to marry and kiss a womans dead girl at 12......like that would fuck anyone up while he did desecrate the graves and disrespected the families and the children i just hope the guy does get the help he needs and deserves

    • @ivyeudora
      @ivyeudora 3 года назад +14

      true

    • @leadisterrible
      @leadisterrible 3 года назад +260

      Yeah but hes also a nazi lol

    • @liamcollinson5695
      @liamcollinson5695 3 года назад +49

      Or he could just be lying completely

    • @patthewoodboy
      @patthewoodboy 3 года назад +55

      @@liamcollinson5695 agree , hes been living in a pshychotic fantasy world, I think he made up the Kissing the dead girl in his head

    • @AnonYmous-qz4ht
      @AnonYmous-qz4ht 3 года назад +105

      @@liamcollinson5695 he could be but he had those bad dreams so much his parents took him to a psychiatrist like I don't think a child would lie about all of that

  • @SaraHRdz49
    @SaraHRdz49 3 года назад +294

    Well... at least he didn’t kill them.
    *Sigh* the bar is so low

    • @im19ice3
      @im19ice3 3 года назад +46

      ikr, i also thought ''at least it wasnt a sex thing'' because the bar is necrophilia level low

    • @Lydkm05
      @Lydkm05 3 года назад

      Nice stolen comment

    • @SaraHRdz49
      @SaraHRdz49 3 года назад +14

      @@Lydkm05 I did not steal anything. If someone commented the same thing, I am then happy that we think alike.

    • @Lydkm05
      @Lydkm05 3 года назад

      @@SaraHRdz49 mhm sure

    • @evuuchaan4515
      @evuuchaan4515 3 года назад +7

      ​@@Lydkm05 lol no one asked

  • @caity2hip466
    @caity2hip466 2 года назад +10

    I love how the cops were with Natalia, knowing there isn’t much they can do and giving her an out if she did

  • @wiggl3s_821
    @wiggl3s_821 3 года назад +214

    Jesus Christ, Poor Olga just can't catch a break, even in death. That poor poor girl.

    • @loonaoec
      @loonaoec 2 года назад +5

      Ikr, just let her rest )-:

  • @hannahtemple3305
    @hannahtemple3305 3 года назад +118

    The ONLY youtuber I watch ALL the ads for because my girl deserves the coin 🤍

  • @stephaniewilliams1110
    @stephaniewilliams1110 3 года назад +12

    The story about Olga breaks my heart so much. She was so excited to go out on her own and her poor parents probably relive that day every single day full of regret. A parent’s worst nightmare. Rip angel 💔😔

  • @madi9443
    @madi9443 3 года назад +99

    Please like this so Eleanor can hopefully see this.
    Hi Eleanor, I was wondering if you could do a video on Brian Shookman. He went missing in 2012 and he was a family friend. There isn’t much on the case but there was a cold justice episode made about him not too long ago. I know there’s probably not enough to make an actual video about it but if you could I know his sister and mom would appreciate it so much as would I.

  • @ku8408
    @ku8408 3 года назад +755

    PFFFT-
    Oh no under this video I'm getting an American Girl Doll advertisement 😂
    RUclips nooo, this shouldn't be related... 😭 Now I can't stop thinking about American Girl dolls with remains in them

  • @chloe0651
    @chloe0651 3 года назад +34

    "they didn't know that their grave was empty for the last few years, that they had been going and morning and grieving and praying over an empty grave, meanwhile their daughter was dressed up as a doll in some mans apartment" absolutely destroying poor girls and their family, to be taken from the world so soon anyway, then not even being able to rest peacefully :(

  • @breathJONNYstay
    @breathJONNYstay 3 года назад +520

    Olga’s parents I’m sure took her death extremely hard 😔 their worst fear about allowing her to walk alone actually happened 💔

    • @laurarudolph7451
      @laurarudolph7451 3 года назад +32

      How tragic and heartbreaking..the first time and this scumbag comes along

    • @beepaninii2646
      @beepaninii2646 3 года назад +15

      @@laurarudolph7451 scumbag is un understatement. that man was sick in the head.

    • @skylerricketts7392
      @skylerricketts7392 3 года назад +17

      @@beepaninii2646 No the scumbag is the one that that killed her, the psychopath is the one that turned her into a doll, and the court was the one that order him into the facility that the poor family can see from their window.

    • @viperwithasniper6272
      @viperwithasniper6272 3 года назад +1

      I know! And then not only was her body rapped up and kept in a psychopaths house. But then when they moved they could see the mental hospital that psychopath was kept in from their window. I feel so bad for them

    • @simoneingleson4280
      @simoneingleson4280 3 года назад +5

      He’s not a psychopath. That terms thrown around too much. Most people with psychopathy are good members of society. He does however have paranoid schizophrenia which literally means he doesn’t really have control over what he’s doing as his brain doesn’t function correctly and feeds him delusions and makes him think he’s in the right. This could’ve been avoided if people took him more seriously when he started having the nightmares and then when he started having obsessions with dolls in the first place before the human dolls. His parents don’t seem awfully great to not know there’s something very wrong with the grown man living in their house

  • @sileylav
    @sileylav 3 года назад +90

    i feel so bad for olga and her family. they didn't get to have their peace after all they'd already been through.

  • @onyxfay3800
    @onyxfay3800 2 года назад +6

    this story hit so hard. if this man was treated properly for his mental illnesses and trauma when he was young, none of this would have happened. thank you eleanor for always prioritizing the victim's dignity

  • @mollydecker6631
    @mollydecker6631 3 года назад +1341

    This is partly why I’m a fan of cremation.

    • @ummm6068
      @ummm6068 3 года назад +182

      This is why I'm a fan of not using coffins and caskets. When I die I just wanna decompose. I am very content becoming worm and mushroom food. Why the fuck do humans feel the need to put them in in a casket and then into a concrete box and into the ground. Let me decompose in peace, why you trynna make it so difficult.

    • @kaeyasimp3918
      @kaeyasimp3918 3 года назад +39

      @@ummm6068 YOOOO I WANNA BE FED TO CARNIVOROUS ANIMALS specifically big cats

    • @raintime8957
      @raintime8957 3 года назад +32

      @@ummm6068 what if we just buried the ashes? like so you're still at a permanent place of rest but it's pretty much impossible to rob your grave

    • @someonerandom256
      @someonerandom256 3 года назад +19

      I'd really like to do a natural burial, but if that's not an option I think I can live with alkaline hydrolysis. I'd really like to be donated to a body farm, but I think that might be difficult for my husband and children to cope with.

    • @UserName-zc4vx
      @UserName-zc4vx 3 года назад +9

      @@ummm6068 some religions demand they be buried with all organs or they go to hell, can't even donate blood so the coffins and stuff goes along with that somewhat

  • @Presca1
    @Presca1 3 года назад +74

    Something to really absorb is the story of Olga, not only did her parents have to deal with someone murdering their daughter and victimizing her, but then finding out some stranger sickly dug up their daughter afterwards and kept her in his home - thus victimizing her and the family all over again. Smh.

  • @angelofdusk13
    @angelofdusk13 3 года назад +6

    I'm glad Olga's parents were able to connect again. That's such a terrible situation, where you're both grieving, and you want to support each other, but the things you need are so totally different that you can't. They obviously loved her and each other very much. It's so shitty what happened to Olga on all fronts. I'm glad they're able to have a family together now and find some happiness.

  • @lily-bellebetts1363
    @lily-bellebetts1363 3 года назад +220

    The fact that he reburied Olga's body proves that he knew it was wrong. Also I find it really hard to believe that he's parents were unaware of this happening if this was occurring for nearly 10 years, i hope these girls are resting peacefully now

    • @LorraineVirginie
      @LorraineVirginie 3 года назад +14

      I don’t think that necessarily indicates he knew or believed it was wrong. It simple indicates he knew it was illegal and he would be punished if caught. Just like I know speeding is illegal and I slow down when I pass areas where cops typically set speed traps but I don’t believe its “wrong” as long as I’m paying attention to my surroundings and driving safely.

    • @nthgth
      @nthgth 2 года назад +1

      This is why I don't respect intelligence alone. If he's so "smart" he should've figured out that shit is wrong, regardless of the law.
      Of course, if he was so damn smart he also should've figured out that black magic is fake 🤷🏻‍♂️

  • @Zorayah
    @Zorayah 3 года назад +89

    Olga's story is so horribly sad, I couldn't imagine being one of her parents in that scenario, they must relive that day over and over in their minds.

  • @diaryofarealmom3264
    @diaryofarealmom3264 2 года назад +17

    Eleanor always apologizes for her tangents or that she goes off too much. But she really doesn’t, like I’ve never thought to myself, “stop talking get back to the story!”. I enjoy the tangents. 😂

  • @RhonyLynn
    @RhonyLynn 3 года назад +630

    Has anyone backed up his story about his “marriage” at 12? Did his parents see the ring the mother supposedly put on his finger? Perhaps that was all a hallucination. I’m not sure, but isn’t it about 12-13 when schizophrenia starts showing signs?

    • @ruby4751
      @ruby4751 3 года назад +193

      in some religions/cultures they believe a person cant pass into the afterlife if they werent married so they're "married" to someone after death. So I assume the story was real.

    • @resilientgal872
      @resilientgal872 3 года назад +68

      I'm always skeptical of this part too, and I find it ironic that people take ths part as a fact when when I hear this case. It just seems like a horror fantasy of sorts from him and the mother conviently has wedding bands, fruit and money? The girl's name doesnt even sound foreign, he claims her family spoke another language.

    • @dementis93
      @dementis93 3 года назад +86

      Schizophrenia usually starts showing in late teens or early adulthood, not childhood. It's super uncommon.

    • @katrinarose72
      @katrinarose72 3 года назад +32

      It usually presents later in life. 18to 24

    • @mrs.schmenkman
      @mrs.schmenkman 3 года назад +5

      Maddie lol...as if he were in any way common...

  • @MingoPinku
    @MingoPinku 3 года назад +48

    I feel so bad for Olga her story is heartbreaking

  • @jamie3894
    @jamie3894 2 года назад +9

    i can't imagine what it would've been like for those families. to not only lose and bury a child at such an early age, to then find their grave descerated for up to nine years, and then find out a 40 yo man had dug that child up, mummified her, dressed her up in clothes from the garbage and have her lay around his house. then when you do find out, sitting in the courthouse with him, for him to tell you that you abandoned your child. i so angry at him for what he did, i cannot imagine how much rage those parents feel.

  • @salomesmith184
    @salomesmith184 3 года назад +106

    man, as a doll collector and a person who is not comepletely insane i believe that Anatoly should never leave the asylum he's in

  • @amelielikesart8775
    @amelielikesart8775 3 года назад +84

    why does this case make me feel more sick then all the other gruesome cases??

    • @ivyeudora
      @ivyeudora 3 года назад +13

      because this one is horrible and disgusting. imagine DIGGING a KID out of their grave and REPLACING their insides with a music box and not letting them rest in peace.

  • @roryoh
    @roryoh 3 года назад +6

    The fact that these things happen in reality and not just in some fictional horror movie just feels so surreal. Poor girls couldn’t even rest peacefully :(

  • @hharrison7680
    @hharrison7680 3 года назад +20

    i love how strong this community is, within a few mins of posting theres already so much love and support

  • @em-rv4ip
    @em-rv4ip 3 года назад +120

    you should cover the Megan Lancaster case. there's like no media coverage of it, and it's from my city.

    • @ended_ellipsis
      @ended_ellipsis 3 года назад +8

      hows she suppost to do that it theres no media coverage

    • @evaweisel8674
      @evaweisel8674 3 года назад +1

      megan is missing

    • @em-rv4ip
      @em-rv4ip 3 года назад +2

      @@evaweisel8674 no it's different. look her up :)

    • @em-rv4ip
      @em-rv4ip 3 года назад +4

      @@ended_ellipsis i said "there's like no media coverage" meaning there's barely any :)

    • @gianna1579
      @gianna1579 3 года назад +5

      @@em-rv4ip so how is she supposed to do an accurate video of her if there’s barely any info

  • @laurahaywood1499
    @laurahaywood1499 3 года назад +18

    "It could just be him and his girls". Why on earth did that send a chill down my spine?

  • @nikkid931
    @nikkid931 3 года назад +640

    As peculiar and horrible as this case may be, I think there’s something (disturbingly) sweet about the way he treated these girls, it’s so twisted and must stem from some unique trauma and incomprehensible events shaping him as he grew up, not to mention his specific interests, but here was a man who was,
    supposedly, lonely and deprived of a daughter and saw giving a new, loving life to a child deprived of a full life a good thing. He cared for the girls in so much detail, and as creepy as the case is, irregardless of his horrible politics and views, the fact he saw this as such as genuinely good makes this a much sadder tale all round I think. It’s horrible to think like this but I think it’s something worth considering

    • @totalrevengeance3904
      @totalrevengeance3904 3 года назад +188

      yeah this guy is a disgusting person but i really don’t think he had a sexual thing with the dolls. I think he did genuinely love them like daughters. As horrible as his political views are I feel almost bad for the guy. His life could’ve been so different if that stuff hasn’t happened to him as a child

    • @TeriAZen
      @TeriAZen 3 года назад +101

      I don't think it's horrible to think like this, I think it shows empathy and understanding for a person and not the choices they make. Who are we to judge? I agree that there is an essence of innocence to this story.

    • @claire6731
      @claire6731 3 года назад +93

      honestly when i started watching this case i thought something worse was going to happen, honestly kinda glad that he treated the bodies the way he did, it could‘ve been so much worse,,, only reason i dont feel 100% sorry for him is because he was a nazi

    • @beeppboopp
      @beeppboopp 3 года назад +62

      He was talking about how he thought those families of the girls had "abandoned" them, so that might have been a delusion/hallucination cause by some caused by some of his mental issues. He saw it as "saving" the children, and saw them as his own children, which, is so sad. What he did was terrible, but I'm sure be was suffering from such awful mental issues. It looks like he genuinely believed that he was doing a good thing, even if that wasn't the case.

    • @perspicaciousspecula
      @perspicaciousspecula 3 года назад +22

      same, i honestly pity him

  • @strawberryshortcake8382
    @strawberryshortcake8382 3 года назад +290

    I don’t feel sorry for him. I do feel sorry he didn’t get help. Shame on his family. I feel so sorry for the families of these precious angels.

  • @gillianburr213
    @gillianburr213 3 года назад +10

    Thank you for sharing Olga's story, I hadn't heard it before. RIP 💙

  • @siarazdan4756
    @siarazdan4756 3 года назад +67

    omg when Eleanor said part 2 was coming soon, she really meant it 😌👑💖

    • @siarazdan4756
      @siarazdan4756 3 года назад +4

      @F E R N E S H A that’s cool

  • @lydythecreator3770
    @lydythecreator3770 3 года назад +219

    i thought dolls couldnt be scarier.. this shits horrifying

  • @mxmmianaxo1160
    @mxmmianaxo1160 2 года назад +12

    Honestly I want to know how olga's parents and the other families have coped with this, I couldn't , olga was stolen from her family twice, so heartbreaking😞

  • @rachelw345
    @rachelw345 3 года назад +37

    For some reason this creeped me out way more than the normal serial killer videos 😰

  • @QUEERVEEART
    @QUEERVEEART 3 года назад +176

    legit how would the parents NOT know there are 26 rotting corpses in their APARTMENT its not even a whole house its an apartment i call bullshit

  • @pumpkin2505
    @pumpkin2505 3 года назад +3

    I watch a lot of true crime stuff, but hearing about Olga and her family made me cry so much

  • @33debbie52
    @33debbie52 3 года назад +95

    there’s no way that his parents were okay with having a life size doll at the end if their bed, like no way

  • @aradia2150
    @aradia2150 3 года назад +36

    I've actually read somewhere that a group of students came to Moskvin's apartment for an extra history lecture (as he worked as a professor in the university that these students attended) and they noticed the dolls and that weird smell. But they had no idea what was going on, they were terrified and ran out of his apartment as soon as the lecture was finished