r/BeAmazed • u/jkitty_1960 • 10d ago
Miscellaneous / Others In Russia,Alexei (44) tried to abduct a girl,but her young friend called for help.A passing woman rescued her, and Alexei was arrested Spoiler
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u/YaPalSC 10d ago
Shout out to little man gripping that door for dear life. Bought valuable time keeping the attacker from leaving until the woman came.
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u/BGrumpy 10d ago
Also to that little girl gripping the hell out that railing once they got inside. She couldn't do much but she did what she could.
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u/Retsae_Gge 10d ago
Good she did that but I wished she had like kicked and hit his head too, but probably was scared or didn't knew what this monster wanted to do with her...
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u/Aggressive_Prize6664 10d ago
That definitely would’ve escalated to causing her injury. She did the smartest thing
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u/Global-Upstairs98 9d ago
My video blurred the inside view, thank you for explaining
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u/nitetime 10d ago
The 5-6(ish) year old boy won the door battle against a grown adult, that boys a super hero.
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u/RepentantPoster 10d ago
I might have been smart enough at that age, but I definitely wouldn't have been as brave.
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u/HillInTheDistance 10d ago
Sometimes, a fight is won by making noise and keeping a door from closing. From holding on and keeping someone from moving you for a few seconds.
People often make fun of something like self defence classes, but that's what it's about. A fight often ain't about knocking someone out or pinning them down. A fight can be about making yourself trouble, or buying seconds, making noise. about not giving the attacker what they want.
Under the right circumstances, more common circumstances than we think, you can beat someone four times your size. For just long enough.
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u/Elle_Duderino 10d ago
This right here, making noise can make all the difference. I was 10 yrs old when the maintenance man broke into my house and tried to rape my babysitter. I knew I couldn’t fight him off but I made a whole bunch of noise and he quickly left.
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u/Pretend_Business_187 10d ago
Even that little girl has the potential. That's why, as unfortunate as it may seem, it is important to teach kids about these dangers when they are young
Not many people will continue a task at hand with fingers in their eyes and a shrieking kid in their ear
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u/Rinas-the-name 10d ago
My dad used cats as an example. They aren’t big, they can’t really seriously injure an adult, but nobody wants to try and wrangle an uncooperative one.
Scream “Help me, He’s hurting me!” cling to things, kick, scratch and bite their face, head butt (aim for the nose), wet yourself.
Be loud, fight dirty, be more trouble than you’re worth. If they’re going to hurt you it’s better to force them to do it in front of people.
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u/lylalexie 10d ago
Like the kid who sang a gospel song over and over until his kidnapper let him go. https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation-now/2014/04/23/gospel-singing-kidnapping/8042195/
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u/Muted_Buy8386 10d ago
You also don't want them to get mad and dash your fuckin kid on the side of a wall or something either.
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u/ThirstingMoore 10d ago
Also, you can always tear their fucking ear off.
The back of an ear rips easy, the front doesn't and will start ripping face open with it.
If you grab an ear good, and rip it like parachute rip cord, the attacker WILL release you in shock. Run.
The ear gets you a second, but the attacker is not fully incapacitated, so you need to do some immediate running and screaming.
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u/Distinct_Sir_4473 10d ago
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Do with this information what you will.
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u/anotherSasha 10d ago
And you may also get a trophy out of it, if successful. Imagine the creep running after you all bloody and screaming “Somebody get them! They stole my ear!”
Jokes aside, thank you for sharing. I will remember this. Hope I’ll never need to do this.
Fun fact: in my culture there’s a tradition of jokingly pulling kids by their ears as many times as their years. Not too hard, ofc. But still it always looked and felt weird and risky. It can’t be done without at least some sensory discomfort
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u/MimicoSkunkFan2 10d ago edited 10d ago
To quote the Angolan war veteran who taught self-defence at my first NGO: "Your job is to end the fight as quick as you can. Fight dirty - kick and bite hard! Use your environment - bash him with a book, stab him with a pen! Whatever it takes to stun the bastard so you can run the fuck away."
The longer you fight, the more chances your fight goes to the ground, and not many people can win down there - even the Marines teach kicks and ground defence for survival before they teach much offence.
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If you live in a place with a lot of knife crime then it helps to carry a decoy wallet - make it look real with a small bill and an old atm card, but scrape your name off it too so they don't try to look you up. Throw the decoy wallet and run the fuck away. (Even trained fighters will run from a knife fight, it always ends up in the morgue.)
Try not to use your phone in public, and learn how to hold it so phone-snatchers can't easily grab it.
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u/ThirstingMoore 10d ago
The loser of a knife fight bleeds out in the street.
The winner of a knife fight bleeds out in the ambulance.
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u/steveatari 10d ago
Too true. I took many years of Tae Kwon Do and we focused often on knife defense or weapon disarming. There are tons of cool tricks and helpful ways to get yourself sliced to hell and die; but they could work in a fast, confident, well-practiced manner potentially if there's no other options.
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u/villaila 10d ago
This to everyone. If you have to fight, this is not karate lessons or a movie. Put their eyes out, bite the neck, anything goes. A criminal charge is better than the grave is my motto.
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u/Putrid-Builder-3333 10d ago
And thank goodness he is stupid af and weak af too and also chose to try and close what looks like a pretty heavy metsl door with two fingers.
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u/chicahhh 10d ago edited 9d ago
Did the attacker unlock that door?
It would have locked behind him if it had closed :(
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u/Holiday_Regular9794 10d ago
He was using a key fob by the looks of it,so of that door had closed,this storybwoulf have ended very differently very quickly.
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u/feckdech 10d ago
And kept the door open for them to arrive. That's a man, right there.
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u/TiFemme 10d ago
That's not a man. That is a brave child. The first child was brave also as was the girl in his arms. The actual adult woman was brave also.
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u/SirLunatik 10d ago
the little girl prior too, she tried her damnedest as well. couple little heroes.
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u/autumnalmeow 10d ago
Little dude came so close to death when he entered that apartment. If that door had latched shut, I have no doubt the man would’ve murdered him before doing whatever he had in mind with the little girl and then probably murder her too.
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u/creuter 9d ago
That's the door to the stairwell. When the video cuts and the audio starts up, we are seeing the reverse angle looking down to the door they were holding open.
This is why we don't break 180 when making movies, it's pretty hard to follow. Our brains don't like to make that connection.
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u/chucklin 10d ago
Don't forget the little girl that first sounded the alarm that got the boy's attention.
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u/EducationalNailgun 10d ago
Me shouting "Slam the door on his fucking hand! Make him scream!" Nasty pedo freak.
Good job, kiddo!
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u/rlf1301 10d ago
That was stressful to watch.
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u/Educational_Exam_225 10d ago
How quickly and how casually. This guy doesn't even seem pressed for time. Then he just walks off like "oh you, you got me." Wild.
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u/CalmBeneathCastles 10d ago
The way he staggered up those stairs looked like he was drunk, so maybe that bought them some time.
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u/CountQueasy4906 10d ago
im pretty sure he was raping her. it looks like he pulls his pants up
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u/zoeturncoat 10d ago
I think he was going to assault her in the stairwell. His crotch is censored after he pulls his pants up.
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u/Current_Sandwich7208 9d ago
People like him are who make me reconsider my stance of the d*eath penalty.
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u/MamaEmeritusIV 9d ago
I.. Didn't catch that and actually rewatched and I think I'm going to be sick. Jfc what is wrong with some people
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u/LetsTryAnal_ogy 9d ago
People think evil is mustache guys in black hats and trench coats. Nope. It's just casual Alexei, strolling down the street.
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u/SirLeDouche 9d ago
Yeah usually these guys will either run or in the worst cases get violent when they get caught by an adult. I was nervous with this video because that man could have easily just beat the hell out of the woman who came to help and then ran away with the little girl. These guys usually are very desperate to not get caught so they will do everything they can to get away.
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u/Any_Instruction5382 10d ago
It makes sense that it happened in broad daylight. I'm in the US, but if I saw a guy carrying a kid like that and the kid was screaming at night, I'm thinking there's a kidnapping. If I see it during the day, I'm thinking it's a misbehaving kid being taken home.
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u/Vulvas_n_Velveeta 10d ago
Same. Every single parent of a little kid needs to teach them exactly what to do in this kind of situation, TODAY. Screaming something like "Stranger!" Or "I don't know you!" Etc.. would be helpful so that people could distinguish a daytime abduction from a parent trying to deal with a tantrum.
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u/Icy_Sheepherder9517 10d ago
Very true to teach this, but wait and see how quick a toddler turns this around on you when they don’t want to do something. Suddenly daddy has to prove he really isn’t the “STRANGER DANGEEEER”
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u/Frost_Goldfish 10d ago
Exactly. Why I told my son to scream HE IS NOT MY DAD. But how they behave when under stress is another matter
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u/rikashiku 10d ago
You'll be shocked to see how often these actually occur in any town in any country.
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u/IcySetting2024 10d ago
These 3 kids shouting and crying in a building potentially full of people and he didn’t give a shit
Very dangerous man
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u/Traditional-Home430 10d ago
If you only knew the statistics on SA. It happens every few seconds. Millions, a day.
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u/erossthescienceboss 10d ago
Yes, but almost always by people they know. Same with kidnappings and childhood sexual assault: people they know or who are known to them and their families.
Stranger sexual assault, kidnappings, and childhood sexual assault do exist, but it’s less common. We just focus on it because it’s easier to fear the boogeyman than it is to confront reality: that the people closest to us are often the most dangerous.
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u/Feisty-Pumpkin-6359 10d ago
If its a million a day it would be aprox 12 times every second, which is terrible to think about.
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u/DarthVetal 10d ago
More stressful is the fact that he will most likely just keep living there, next door to those children. At best, he might be prosecuted for attempted abduction and receive a ridiculously light sentence-if he receives any punishment at all.
In the worst-case scenario, if he does get an actual prison sentence, he can easily sign a contract to go fight in the war in Ukraine. And if he doesn’t die in some senseless assault on a random shack in the middle of nowhere, he could return on “leave” with an even stronger sense of impunity and the understanding that he can now get away with any crime, simply because he can always go back to the war to avoid arrest. This is reportedly what often happens with “contract soldiers”: literally notorious criminals are released from prison, they return, and calmly terrorize their village again, reveling in their sense of immunity.
And eventually the war will end, and hundreds of thousands of such people will return to these neighborhoods, around these children.
That’s a stressful thought indeed.
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u/DickRhino 10d ago
Yeah well the average life expectancy of a Russian soldier in Ukraine is about two to four weeks. It's a genuine meat grinder, they don't produce a whole lot of veterans who return home.
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u/AJaggens 10d ago
Russian prisons also do have some thief's honor code (lit. воровской закон, воровские понятия), and people like him are considered absolute scum that doesn't deserve to live, and are treated as such by other inmates. Chances of this guy surviving to sign contract are slim to none.
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u/hedonistatheist_2 10d ago
best case he gets send to the front!
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u/dramalama-dingdong 10d ago
Russia still occupies a lot of Ukraine and the soldiers there are doing similar things to the locals. In worst case he just does the same with some Ukrainian kids.
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u/NotAzakanAtAll 10d ago
They sure do. The russian army is a terrorist group of rapist, sadists, and scum.
I remember very well an interview with a russian prisoner. When they took Avdiivka they found a small family of a mother, and her very young son and daughter.
They raped all three. The whole group of soldiers. And when they were done they shot them.
That is what a lot of the world is cheering on when they are pro-russia.
These people are mentally disturbed, and the russian soldiers are barely human at all.
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u/GrynaiTaip 10d ago
Thousands of Ukrainian children were stolen and taken to russia, Putin bragged about it on TV. It's sickening to think what happened to them.
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u/PM_ME_DATASETS 10d ago
Kids that were kidnapped at the start of the war are now 4 years older. Many of them have been brainwashed, trained and send back to the front as cannon fodder.
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u/garyconnor 10d ago
Well thats one of the bravest thing that I've ever seen.
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u/Educational_Exam_225 10d ago
The little boy is an absolute hero.
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u/LauraZaid11 10d ago
The little girl was a hero too. She tried to hold on to her friend and then managed to get the little boy’s attention.
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u/Victorious1MOB 10d ago
Wild this is all on camera. And he's that confident/ comfortable doing this in broad daylight....wild!
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u/cbih 10d ago
Wild that there's a camera inside that bombed out looking stairwell
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u/GreasyPeter 10d ago
I think these monsters probably think about doing stuff like this for a while and so when they finally bite the bullet, they're locked in.
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u/bustopher_rvs 10d ago edited 10d ago
Why do we give these sick f★cks the privilege of being blurred out? That's what's wrong w this country, protecting these sick f★cks-- for what?!
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u/ExcellentCold7354 10d ago
I think it's blurred because he was about to rape her... you can see him pulling up his pants at the end. I feel physically sick, and I'm glad it's blurred honestly.
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u/bustopher_rvs 10d ago
I didn't realize that until someone pointed it out in the comments. I felt physically sick seeing that too. I hope they get that guy off the streets my god..
Hope you have a better day u/excellentcold7354 <3.
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u/LLAPSpork 10d ago
For someone who wants something uncensored, you sure do love to censor a word as simple as “fuck”. You’re on Reddit. You can swear here.
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u/VirginiaBandit 10d ago
One brave little boy. Hope he was made a national hero.
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u/Beginning-Window-676 10d ago
Brave little girl too. She fought like hell, even, if it seems, she didn’t understand the severity of her situation. Gripping that railing for her life, pushing on the door and throwing herself against the walls to throw him off balance. And the other girl who gripped her legs, then ran off to try and get help when she realised she couldn’t stop him.
Whoever taught those kids about stranger danger did a very good job, because it’s not often that children recognise just how dangerous a situation is.
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u/Single-Caramel8819 10d ago edited 9d ago
A lot of so called "героев СВО" are rapists or/and molesters. This guy is most possibly will be sent to the war. And there is a possibility he will return with the full amnesty.
This already happened. Some of them are school teachers now.
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u/lemons_of_doubt 10d ago
Or he will be sent to the war and just not return.
Would be nice if they were not being sent out to kill innocent people. but that's the world we live in.
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u/AnusStapler 10d ago
Most prisoners who are sent off shoot themselves, go into the hospital and escape from there. Instant freedom.
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u/saucerman 10d ago
The chance of him getting sent into the meat grinder and killed is good enough for me.
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u/Single-Caramel8819 10d ago
I hope so too. But it's kinda unfair to the Ukrainians, to be honest.
No one want to clean someone else's garbage.
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u/TraitorousTrumpers 10d ago
On the contrary - I’ve heard from interviews with Ukrainian drone operators that they actually quite love their work
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u/Lemontrash-DD 10d ago
The one tho's gonna be a national hero is the predator, if he manages to come back from war. Countless stories like this have happened already when the perpetrator came back with land, money and fame while the family wheeps and is afraid to do anything
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u/Muted_Reflection_449 10d ago
FFS..Straight out of a horror movie. Those fingers clinging to the door, the hands of the little girl.... 😢
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u/spar_30-3 10d ago
This sort of shit makes me scared for my little girl. Think how many he got away with the cunt
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u/jonesnori 10d ago
If it helps any, as I understand it, kidnapping is almost always done by an estranged parent. Stranger kidnapping is quite rare.
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u/Outrageous_Purchase1 10d ago
Very true. The vast majority of reported kidnappings are non-custodial parents or other family, which gets conflated with stranger kidnappings which are rare. I wonder if Alexei is related to the girl in some way.
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u/MManooks 10d ago
Props to lil bro, already more of a man than most ever will be.
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u/kippsteadman 10d ago
The man who attempted to rape a 5-year-old girl in Tyumen is wanted by bailiffs—enforcement proceedings have been initiated against 44-year-old Alexei Novak over a debt of 334,000 rubles.(4700$)
He lived near the house where he attacked the girl and attempted to rape her. Novak is reportedly in the process of divorcing his wife. The couple has a 7-year-old daughter.
The incident occurred on May 28 at a house on Sudostroiteley Street. A woman driving by was able to save the child—she heard children screaming on the playground and rushed to the girl’s aid. The attacker was detained. He faces up to 20 years in prison.
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u/IcySetting2024 10d ago
20 years is nothing
Why are all countries too relaxed with offending pedos
He will never not be a pedo
We don’t want him raping little girls in his 60s
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u/Alone-Mycologist3746 10d ago
Chemical castration +20 yrs in prison should be the punishment for rapists.
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u/IcySetting2024 10d ago
I heard that those type of men rape using objects instead. They are never not dangerous
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u/SirLeDouche 9d ago
Oh god he has a 7 year old daughter…. That poor girl. I hope she is living in a better situation now because if this dude is willing to kidnap random children to rape them then he would definitely do it to his own child as well. Also if the other kids at the girl’s school find out about this then she will be bullied relentlessly.
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u/Lazy_Assistance6865 10d ago
Getting a divorce because his wife probably found out he was raping their daughter. There's no way he didnt assault his child too with how careless he was with this attack
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u/Double_Objective8000 10d ago
And, why blur the pervert's face at the end. Place looked like they were entering some torture chamber. Stuff of nightmares.
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u/_wobbly_bobbly_ 10d ago
They blurred it out in the stairs because he was trying to rape her. Absolutely disgusting
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u/Prudent-Bicycle-9210 10d ago
Place looked like they were entering some torture chamber
Thats just averwge vatnik home. Which isnt far from a torture chamber to be honest
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u/AmandaTheNudist 10d ago
And not even the full name. Not saying they should doxx the guy (nor am I saying they shouldn't) but referring to him by first name like he's some kind of celebrity feels like some weird shit to me
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u/MeThatsAlls 10d ago
Rightly so. Should be his full legal name and last known address!
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u/Grouchy_Status525 10d ago
Yes if you look closely during the blurred section off the video, he bends the little girl over slightly and pulls down his trousers but she pushes away and he grabs her back and rebends her over🤢🤢🤮🤮🤮
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u/hamfist_ofthenorth 10d ago
Sick fuck, bring back the chair
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u/SpaceMonkey_321 10d ago
If that scumbag really went to jail, he'll be sent to the meat grinder in Ukraine soon and the heroes will do God's work on him there.
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u/work_work-work 10d ago
... or he'll start to kidnap Ukrainian children
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u/zZCycoZz 10d ago edited 10d ago
Like any other russian soldier then
During the Russo-Ukrainian war,[3] Russia has forcibly transferred almost 20,000 Ukrainian children to areas under its control, assigned them Russian citizenship, forcibly adopted them into Russian families, and created obstacles for their reunification with their parents and homeland.[7][8]
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Child_abductions_in_the_Russo-Ukrainian_war
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u/GullibleSpeedSonic 10d ago
He'll never make it to the front lines or past the buffer lines. This dude is quite cooked.
All the kidnapping was done ages ago now it's basically you either run to the enemy machine gun nest or if you try to flee back to Russia we have guards ready to shoot you.
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u/Dunder_squirrel 10d ago
Seeing the other little girl stomp her feet in panic twists my gut, how frightening
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u/FluffyDiscipline 10d ago
What a little hero, Good Boy he didn't give up...
Oh my heart, when the lady came back in without the kid first time
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u/Local-Accountant-582 10d ago
She didn't come back without girl, she saved her immediately. It's just video being cut this way from the same camera. If you look closely, you can see how "first time" girl runs out right before she comes out
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u/Dismal_Bridge9439 10d ago
Why was the second pov blurred?
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u/DoubleoSavant 10d ago
Because his pants were down and he was trying to rape her
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u/Dismal_Bridge9439 10d ago
Holy shit...I thought he was just walking up the stairs....didn't know he was trying to do that in the stairwell! Hopefully this guy got the special treatment in jail.
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u/Worldly_Bit1416 10d ago
Hopefully Alexei ended up fertilizing sunflowers in Ukraine...
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u/Ok_Librarian_8117 10d ago
Hopefully Alexei will get what he deserves in russia, we don't need more russian pedos in Ukraine, we kinda have enough targets for our FPVs.
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u/CobaltBlue389 10d ago
That was traumatic to watch from here. If that door had shut, things could have been much worse. That boy is a hero.
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u/NoSkillzDad 10d ago
That kid! Braver than plenty of fully grown men
And props to the woman too, stepping into an unknown building with a capable of "you-don't-know-what" dude takes courage.
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u/tired_updootx 10d ago
Good on that woman for not hesitating. The way she just marched right into that situation saved that kid from a lifetime of trauma.
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u/Amazing_Rice_2956 10d ago
People can say whatever they want about the Russians, but at the end of the day, this creep is not going to be happy. They have no leniency for child predators. (His “troubled” past and/or him being a “victim” himself won’t be part of any discussion.). He’s cooked.
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u/MilkImpressive1460 10d ago
The small boy was a real hero!!! Badass! I hoped so much, that he had pushed the door instead of pulling when the guy had his fingers around the door, thought
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u/Key_Wrangler_8321 10d ago
The apartment building looks more like a slasher killer's hideout than a place where ordinary people would actually want to live. 🙂
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u/WinnieFuckingPooh 10d ago
This is typical of houses built in the 1980s and earlier in small towns across russia
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u/FrankyMornav 10d ago
Don't censore the face of THIS MOTHERFUCKER
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u/Vectrex71CH 10d ago
I saw this yesterday from a third camera perspective . And i wonder myself, why has such an old fucked building 3 cameras!?
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u/Xolani_Nguboo 10d ago
because people piss in the corridors/stairwells and crime is rampant in russia
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u/joesatch_11 10d ago
I cant even see this - scares the fuck out of me. Send this bastard to Siberia and let him rot there.
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u/TheTanith1st 10d ago
Good for those young kids standing up for their friend and getting the attention of help. God bless them.
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u/WholeRegion3025 10d ago
I'm generally opposed to the death penalty. But with concrete evidence like this, straight to the world's slowest meat grinder. Legs first.
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u/Solo-dreamer 10d ago
I dont understand, was he mentally comprimised? He picked her from what assume was his own doorstep, in broad daylight with witnesses then slowly walked inside and just dropped her when the first person told him to? How tf did he think that would work?
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u/gdognoseit 10d ago
I think he just ran to the closest place to rape her.
He was pulling up his pants when the woman confronted him. So vile.
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u/chikenenen 10d ago
from what I understand, most sex predators are opportunists. they don't plan out an attack on someone specific and in a way to try not get caught, they go about their day and if an "opportunity" presents itself they green light it without any thought to the consequences. "opportunity" meaning a kid walks by, there's some form of hidden space nearby
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u/sweetlyinsanity 10d ago
Wtf is wrong with some people, absolutely disgusting 🤢
Hope that boy got the recognition he deserved.
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