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A grave discovery horrifies Russia

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  • Oct 5, 2024
  • 39:44
  • Full Episode

Case 299: Olga Chardymova

*** Content warnings: Child victims ***

In 2002, 10-year-old Russian girl Olga Chardymova was allowed to walk to her grandmother’s house unaccompanied for the very first time. Her journey barely began before she met a monster.

For years after her death, Olga’s parents were continually tormented by another kind.

CREDITS

Narration – Anonymous Host Research & writing – Holly Boyd Creative direction – Milly Raso Production and music – Mike Migas Music – Andrew D.B. Joslyn

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Brief Summary

Anatoli Mosin mummified young girls' remains, including Olga Chimova, creating disturbing dolls in his apartment.

Key points

  • A Grizzly Discovery. Human remains of a young girl are found in the attic of an apartment.
  • The Threatening Note. Olga's parents receive a chilling note demanding a grand monument for their daughter.
  • Anatoli Mosin's Arrest. The discovery of 26 human dolls in Mosin's apartment leads to his arrest.
  • Mosin's Disturbing Hobby. Anatoli Mosin exhumed and mummified over 80 young girls, treating them as his daughters.
  • Trial and Mental Health Assessment. Mosin was found to suffer from paranoid schizophrenia and deemed not criminally responsible.
  • Concerns Over Potential Release. Natalia Chim mova fears Mosin might return to his morbid activities if released.

Tension

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