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Khmelnitsky is now a little Chernobyl

According to Pravda: The Russian Armed Forces struck a warehouse near the city of Khmelnitsky on May 13. It is believed that the attack was carried out with the help of combat drones. The strike led to the appearance of a huge “nuclear mushroom” explosion rising into the sky. (more…)

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Soviet-era serial killers were not always anti-social

Not every serial killer should necessarily be either a social outcast or a sociopath. Some of them are good at disguise and may at times have a reputation of exemplary society members. Biographies of many famous serial killers of the USSR era testify to this.

Chikatilo helped to catch himself
Andrey Chikatilo, a serial killer from Rostov, committed his first crime in 1973, the last in 1990. Chikatilo killed 53 women and children in all that time.
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Investigating Jack the Ripper case with ChatGPT

Jack the Ripper was a late 19th Century serial killer from London whose identity was never known. As a consequence, number of books were written, theatres, television series and movies were made making him one of the most enigmatic figures of all time. One such big hit was 2001 film ‘From Hell’ starring Johnny Depp as London Metropolitan Police Inspector Frederick Abberline. (more…)

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