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This is a real video, of a real murder, recorded by the Dnepropetrovsk Maniacs - a group of teens in Ukraine, who filmed themselves murdering a man with a hammer and a screwdriver.
The Dnepropetrovsk Maniacs were a group of three 19 year old boys. Within a span of one month, the teens brutally murdered 21 people. They started off torturing and killing cats and later moved onto killing people. Their first victim was beaten with metal rods, but since it took him a while to die, they used hammers to finish him off. Hammers must have seemed like a decent tool for killing as they’d continue with their killing spree using hammers as the primary object with which to kill. They would video tape their murders on a cell phone camera and would attend the funerals of the people they’d killed.
One of three teens later on quit but the other two continued to murder. The Ukraine police eventually tracked down and detained the teens, which brought immense relief to the people of Dnepropetrovsk and the rest of Ukraine who watched with terror as there was one brutally murdered victim after another. The computer that was seized by the police contained videos of 21 murders and over 300 photographs, including images from funerals as the boys would capture themselves flipping off the graves of their victims.
The Ukraine police did not reveal how they caught the Dnepropetrovsk Maniacs but investigation on motives uncovered the brutal truth - the teens were killing as a hobby. They were murdering people to have a collection of memories when they get old. Each of the boys, who were classmates and come from wealthy families, admitted that they were killing just for fun. They were picking their victims at random - mostly people who looked like they would not fight back.
On February 11, 2009, the court in Dnepropetrovsk found Igor Suprunyuck and Viktor Sayenko guilty of premeditated murder and sentenced both to life imprisonment. They were also found guilty of robbery and sentenced to fifteen years in prison. Alexander Hanzha, who was not involved in the killings, was found guilty of robbery and sentenced to nine years in prison. Hanzha said of Suprunyuck and Sayenko: “If I had known the atrocities that they were capable of committing, I would have not gone near them at gunpoint.” The judge stated in the verdict that the crimes had been committed so that the youths “could prove themselves and overcome their fear of people.”
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Children of the night. What music they make.