09-27-2017, 07:21 PM
Russia
Construction workers in Russia stumbled upon a cellphone — a black Samsung — during road work on Sept. 11. They looked through the phone’s photos and chanced upon several gruesome images of a “man with different parts of a dismembered human body in his mouth,” the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs said in a statement Tuesday.
The crew contacted police, who, according to The Moscow Times, used the phone’s SIM card to track down its owner, 35-year-old Dmitry Baksheev.
Authorities found the remains of a woman near Baksheev’s home, located on the property of a military aviation academy, soon after the cellphone discovery, according to Russian news agency RIA Novosti.
Baksheev initially told police he didn’t kill the woman, but found her remains in a forest and took them home. He admitted snapping selfies with the body parts.
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Later, however, Baksheev (pictured with his wife) admitted to killing the woman and confessed that he and his wife, Natalia, had practiced cannibalism on many occasions since the late 1990s, according to Russian media. The couple may be responsible for as many as 30 murders, local news outlets reported.
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Construction workers in Russia stumbled upon a cellphone — a black Samsung — during road work on Sept. 11. They looked through the phone’s photos and chanced upon several gruesome images of a “man with different parts of a dismembered human body in his mouth,” the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs said in a statement Tuesday.
The crew contacted police, who, according to The Moscow Times, used the phone’s SIM card to track down its owner, 35-year-old Dmitry Baksheev.
Authorities found the remains of a woman near Baksheev’s home, located on the property of a military aviation academy, soon after the cellphone discovery, according to Russian news agency RIA Novosti.
Baksheev initially told police he didn’t kill the woman, but found her remains in a forest and took them home. He admitted snapping selfies with the body parts.
Later, however, Baksheev (pictured with his wife) admitted to killing the woman and confessed that he and his wife, Natalia, had practiced cannibalism on many occasions since the late 1990s, according to Russian media. The couple may be responsible for as many as 30 murders, local news outlets reported.
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