Russia's most FEARED criminal (*MATURE AUDIENCES ONLY*)

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[@That_Doctor_Del_Fella]

"Russia's most feared criminal" is one hell of a legacy to leave behind. May none of us ever cross monsters like the ones featured in these stories.

[@catneko6855]

Imagine being terrifying enough to give putin a nightmare.

[@Lauren-p5x]

Putin in a nutshell

[@Александр-у8й6д]

@@Lauren-p5x Biden in a nutshell

[@wolfmama7879]

Politicians are arrogant, ignorant, disgusting, disrespectful, gold digging, soulless, incompetent, brainless monstrosities

[@dmastermanga]

Arguably, that title should also have been associated with the law enforcement who not only allowed the killing to continue, but also threaten anyone who had evidence or was willing to come forward about it.

[@burmessafox3939]

Im still pissed that the police threatened the pregnant woman and teen. They were so lazy, they didnt want to do any work when the victims can identify on the spot!

[@Animebryan2]

What part about the police were corrupt did you not understand?

[@mohammedusmanmufti5311]

Some cops in the US are no different to the Russian cops. American cops are known for police brutality towards non white folks and protecting the wealthy elites

[@アキコ2003]

C O R R U PT Man, pay attention honestly

[@Antroid]

I actually leave very close to that park, and I walked there all the time, most likely while he was active too, though I think I was pretty much unaware. He only became a sort of urban legend sometime after. And I've taken a bunch of people with me on walks there too, since I know the area fairly well and I loved showing people the various places and things in it. We had a minor scare several years back, during winter, that a new "Bitsa Maniac" appeared, though it was just a coincidence of unrelated things. But the police were actually patrolling the park in their cars, and at crazy early morning hours too. I would go to work through the park, while it was still dark out, and they stopped me and checked my bag once. I reached inside a bit too enthusiastically apparently, because the policeman had to grab my arm (that was going into the bag) and go all "whoa whoa there, calm!", lol

[@michaelbugner7011]

Love the Mr. Ballen videos. I first discovered him a few months ago at work. I worked 12 hours shifts doing almost nothing, so I'd binge Mr Ballen. I'm gonna keep suggesting this one: "This frat boy did the unthinkable." It's absolutely shocking.

[@Tyiriel]

If that was the story where some dude was completely drugged up and more or less became an uncontrollable beast who completely ignored being beaten by a baton, I didn't REALLY like that story that much due to the fact that it was much more random and depressing than something crazy and deliberate. A good one that I really like is the INSANE survival stories part 1

[@michaelbugner7011]

@@Tyiriel he had a history with drugs, but he was diagnosed with a rare condition where people think they're part human part something else. Most of the time they think they're a werewolf. He also was hallucinating demons. Dude ate someone face while they were still alive.

[@LilRedWitch]

It’s the fact they all trusted and knew him as a FRIEND. That’s so much darker and menacing because a stranger will not get me to wander through a remote place, but a friend in my CLOSE circle, why EVER would I be afraid? It’s chilling. Even then, never would my back to be to someone in a remote place even if it’s my husband. Because I want to make sure he’s safe, I’m safe, and my back is up against something sturdy. I also did grow up in the country so, different life and different cautionary gut.

[@LoinkLoink]

Fifteen years in nonstop solitary confinement is a fate worse than death. He won't come out of it the same man. A punishment worthy of such a heinous monster.

[@ragnarrlobrok8937]

Yeah!! I also suggested this one...thx for reacting to this...youre the best ! please more reactions like this ^^ i think a lot of viewer would appreciate it !

[@Halicos93]

Hey Ragnar I hope Odin is treating ya well in Valhalla. Fantasy aside thank you for the suggestion this was entertaining to watch and i feel sorry for the victims i hope they are in a better place right now.

[@battlefuta9953]

Yea,he would get a death penalty,but Russia don't have it,USSR hade it but Russia after 1991 don't.

[@lucascoval828]

That. Twist. Damn. 😞

[@WastelandsNomad2277]

As someone who lives nearby a massive forrested area, this is my worst nightmare. This is probably the best Mr Ballen video I've seen yet. (Late Reply, I love your shirt Chad! Cowboy Bebop is still one of my favourites. Has Niki seen it?)

[@CapturedByKen]

The police pissed me the fuck off in this one

[@residentfan1521]

Yeah the moment he said “everything changed with the 41st person” I was like “oh this guys going to be a cop.”

[@sam-psonsmith9951]

pregnant survivor which can identify the culprit, 13 year old boy as well. Nothing. Ex-Cop dies. Now its personal. This is so sad...but is so often the pattern.

[@peacocca190]

To be “fair” to the Russian police. They didn’t care about him being a cop. They ignored him being missing too. It took his body being found for them to come out. So they started to investigate because a body left them no choice. They didn’t care at all that he was one of there own. Not sure if that actually makes them any better, but I figured I’d give them “credit” for how many of Alexander’s “credits” they cared about… 0

[@sam-psonsmith9951]

@@peacocca190 "So they started to investigate because a body left them no choice." BS.. so.. they investigate because ANOTHER body was found,?? they had a choice when there was a pregnant woman, and they threatened her.. they had a choice when there was a 13 year old boy and they threatened him... The police guy wasn't the first body they found, the only reason they had to investigate was because it was a Ex-Cop. There was plenty of reasons to investigate, like for example the guy the pregnant women and the child were able to remember... but i guess threatening a pregnant woman was not "a choice" it was forced upon them was it... seriously... they made it very clear that they have no interest in investigating, until they had no choice, because guess what, the victim was an ex cop.

[@peacocca190]

@@sam-psonsmith9951 Mrballen clearly said in the story that the police still didn’t look into it when he was reported missing either. If they had cared about him being a cop they would have went looking before the jogger who found the body called about seeing something. I’m in no way defending them for this. My initial comment was a sarcastic defense of their actions. My “” were meant to signify that. Sorry if it wasn’t clear. I truly believe if they cared about him being a cop they would have looked for him when he was reported missing. Not waited a few more days for someone to report seeing something in the forest. Edit: and his was the first body.

[@sam-psonsmith9951]

@@peacocca190 they didn't care about him being missing, because they only realized he was an Ex-cop when they found the body. The big search happened after they found his body, at a time dozens of people have been missing and at least one or two people have been found dead. He just was the first one that was clearly murdered. in the area. And at first they didn't even care much about that either. only once they looked into the murder victims past they realized it was an ex-cop and then they started to actually investigate. Although they still didn't care all that much since he was an ex-cop, and not a actually cop anymore. If someone of their own force had been murdered, they would have gone on a man hunt. which they really didn't they just searched the forest for clues and more victims. Yeah i really didn't get that, i thought the quotation marks were just you quoting the video.

[@xfaultyxlogisticsx]

"-they're like this extreme, dangerous, error in the code-" I absolutely love that description. You two are just great and I love watching you! It's really cool when you two have differences of opinions but still absolutely respect and understand the other. Wonderful.

[@masamune2984]

Chad, I relate and applaud your forcing yourself to get over certain OCD situations by subjecting yourself to them and accepting them. I’ve learned to do that over time when possible. For instance, I used to be scared of flying, then one time found myself staying at the same hotel and flying out of the same airport as the 9/11 hijackers, and then on the taxi to the airport, the plane crash verse from Alanis Morrisette song “Ironic” played right when I got in the car, and then at the airport they had to fix the plane’s computer, adjust an engine, and de-ice us twice (one of them a major, hardcore de-ice coating on the runway itself before quickly taking off). I thought, no pun intended lol, that it was so ironic, that I ended up being happy to take that flight just to test fate 😆😅🙂

[@masamune2984]

And Nikki, I saw Dark Knight at the next available showing after that terrible event became public, so I can somewhat feel your anxiety a bit unfortunately as well. I’m just glad (as we all are) that it was a solitary, singular psychopath...but it’s still obviously very sad 😕 Always love you let all’s discussions though...even with “heavy” matters, it’s helps bring things back to “normal” hearing rational people discuss stuff like that that touches us all.🙂

[@TheycallmeHatGuy]

Way to overcome that situation. O have learned that getting that stuff out of your head and facing it in real life makes it way weaker.

[@Toastybees]

Very mature of you, good job. Too many people just want to avoid everything that causes them distress, but any therapist will tell you exposure therapy works even if it feels uncomfortable.

[@CapturedByKen]

Good for you but maybe next time, heed the warning signs just a bit haha

[@CMack19]

Him or Chikotila are in the running for Russians most feared russian criminals. Love the video and the fact that you are doing Mr. Ballen episodes!

[@ragnarrlobrok8937]

What about Popkov...he killed more than Alexander

[@residentfan1521]

@@ragnarrlobrok8937 Popkov definitely killed more but being the most feared criminal doesn’t necessarily translate to being the most prolific. But I don’t know if I’d call this guy the most feared in Russia since nobody outside of these suburbs really knew there was anything going on.

[@BlackWACat]

yeah, Chikatilo literally got nicknamed "Satan" (among like, 10 other nicknames) and he's done far more than just murder people i've definitely known more about him, countless years after his murders, than i have known (or even heard, cause i can barely recall somebody like this) of this guy when i was growing up in Moscow

[@kristoffer-2614]

Im pretty sure Andrei Chikatilo was Ukrainian, not Russian, but i guess it dont matter too much.

[@BlackWACat]

@@kristoffer-2614 well, he was a Soviet criminal and he's well known for his murders in Soviet Russia, so it fits

[@ghostoftheeinzberncastle]

I love you Southerners, I was just wishing you'd take a look at this story by MrBallen and there it is. One of the best stories by the dude. Also, how is Nikki prettier every month? You be on your guard, Hat Guy and let Shorty loose if necessary (no, better not seriously).

[@stanmarsh4566]

You guys should watch about Chikatilo too, I haven't find any video on him that is not at least 1 hour on youtube. Also watch about Albert Fish, if you want something to disturb you to your core that's Albert Fish, the only video that goes in full detail to Albert Fish that I found is this channel "Eleanor Neale"

[@masamune2984]

While I really enjoy watching these videos “with” y’all (gotta love MrBallen!), I also really appreciate you uploading a meme video alongside it for some much needed levity 😅

[@kevinb314]

I got so into it, then Shorty's face got on camera for a second, and I just wanna squish it and pet him

[@ryanocerus3019]

I love the way both of you guys dance to the intro music! Lol

[@endlessnessdown5012]

I used to go to school near by that park😂 makes me giggle every time. One day when I was getting ready for school I saw the news in 2017. Something about severd legs and a body. I was very hyped up because I love scary things.

[@nowherenate8150]

Nikki the optimist. chad the realist

[@attasipilurtuut7361]

Y’all gotta do Mrballen Inside the twin towers story. I know it’s very dark, but it’s a good one. A real tear jerker.

[@Shtatiff]

There is quite enough inaccuracies in a video or some missing info. He did not killed his first victim with a hammer, he strangled him with a white plastic rope, the kind you wrap a cardboard box with a cake. And what is worse, the cops when they questioned him missed burns from a strangling on his hand, failed to trick him with informant in a cell, and after all released him. Not all his victims were his friends, most of them were, but some of them he befriended on a spot. He was described by his pals and subsequently forensics as a very good psychologist, and one of his favorite books was Carnegie "How to make friends...") Did'not played chess very often, prefered checkers, but dominated when played. Loved to drink, most of his victoms vere drunkards, thats why most missing person reports where glossed over, even the kid that survived was a druggie, a toxicomaniac. From the start to a kid attempt, victim number 20 was it or something, he did not hit all of them with something, some he got drunk near the well by a pretence of a dead dog or some other false clause, then dropped at the well alive at cold water. Victims later drowned beacause of low temperature, water curent and intoxication and was'nt suspected as a criminal act but an accident. If a person got stuck in a shaft of a well or were clinging to something, he got down and threw them further or stump fingers so they get loose and fall down.The teen that survived, did not filed a report, met Pichushkin on a street, run over to a cop and said "this guy tried to kill me", but a cop told unkept druggie orphan to fuck off. From this moment, Pichuskin saw that kid recognised him, he desided to never dump a still living person in a well. He was methodical and thought through his killings, cleaned his clothes and hammer in a forest in a instant, covered his killings as a accidents. His obsession with killing people is not fully cleared, but because of a head trauma he was challenged with writing and had a speech impediment, and was bullied for that by peers, his quiet and shy nature increased his bullying and getting beat up, and at home all love and attention was spend on his step-sister. No doubt this instances fueled his hatred and wish to exact revenge, impose his will on the world by making people suffer. "I always killed for one reason only - to live myself. When you kill - you filled with desire to live life, it inspires you" On a court session gave a lot of cold and witty remarks like: "I knew all about my acquaintances(friends), their life and fate, and a death of an unfamiliar person can barely be called a murder.. just goofing around" "Mahmud was a good lad and had every right to live. But he was my acquaintance, and so he didn't make it", "From that day soap opera "Countess Monsorro" started. I liked it very much. I needed to whack somebody by day, before it started at 20:30, so i did' not miss the start", " I had a personal approach to everyone. Like Klimov for instance, i asked him what he's intrested with. He said to quit drinking. I promise, i said, from this day you will forever stop. And he did", "Met a Maslov, and he, as always, was collecting bottles. Not to sell it, he just loved it. I've got an obsession to whack, he - to pick up bottles. A maniac like me i suppose". "Pushkov Alex...When we went to the well, he kept mumbling "i'm going to my death. to die". Thought he was funny. He was full of flat jokes like that". '"He was forcefully put in a clinic, to stop him from chasing booze. He escaped and end up in my hands. If he stayed - he would have lived. And maybe would not drink. Well, he can't drink now, does he" " I would like to donate my last word to deaf-and-dumb" "Even if we assume, that i spend a 60 years in prison, like an average human life, it will summ total a year for every murder. They give more years for a theft! And if i get killed, it can happen only once. Either way, it's a win-win for me with any sentence. And your sentence is pretty clear to me by now". Interesting tidbid: life in prison is served not in a solitary confinement, but a two person cell. Story is, that his cellmate was Nurpasha Kulaev, one of 27 terrorosts, who commited terrorist attack at Beslan elementary school in 2004, and a sole survivor among the terrorosts. So our boy Pichushkin said to him " I don't think i like you much", so Kulaev spend some weeks shitting bricks and pleading to warden to move him to another cell, which eventually they did, and only after that he was kept alone in a cell

[@lyantombing1157]

U guys should do the story about the Marines encountering paranormal events in Afghanistan that Mr. Ballen did way back, over a year ago I think, it's so damn good

[@tomsgrexit]

My Dad was in Germany when he was a soldier and they stayed in one of Hitler's old bunker's or something. They'd hear scraping sounds and boots marching at night when they were trying to sleep. 😬

[@bigsmoke8539]

14:58 Aaaah.. I thought it will be named as "Babayaga".

[@odyseehasdislikesyoutubesu1892]

24:03 My GOD , damn that caught me off guard , thats some good storytelling , if true , thats some fuckin horro type movie shit , like Dexter HAHA. 39:28 i agree , im not a fan of the death sentence especially if the crime was accidental or happened just once , but if its some serial killer or serial rapist or terrorist who causes massive damage and loss of life or something , im okay with it , especially if they cant be rehabilitated , though i still am much more in favor of a life sentence , just let them die of old age , rot them in solitary confinement for all eternity.

[@HammerdWalrus]

Here I was thinking it was Anatoly Moskvin. This is way crazier (depending on how you view it I guess).

[@amaya3270]

The twist was wild….

[@itstheundisputedsagboo]

Gurl your makeup is Beautiful!! 💁🏾‍♀️👌🏾

[@amaya3270]

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[@disableddragonborn]

The animal for Hufflepuff is a honey badger. For some (rather aggravating) reason, Ravenclaw's is an eagle.

[@sifatulislamsijan6054]

plz also reacts to the most fucked up interrogation ever caught on tape by mrballen 💕 hope u guyz will also enjoy this video

[@patricksmith6334]

Guys-it's time to react to ERB aka Epic Rap Battles of History. You like learnin'? You like rap? It's all for you baby!

[@illuminate8321]

Shoutout Cowboy Bebop

[@michaeljohns9003]

Sorry guys,I had to recommend this to you I'm sure their were others tho

[@supattreewatanawong5025]

I hear reporter ask him what he going to do after his bord full he said he just buy new one he will never stop

[@webbess1]

Please do more Mr Ballen! :)

[@sniperozukum1397]

24:7 that look 🤣

[@manticoredog2501]

Me listening to Alexander being good at chess: hahaha ur going to be the killer aren't you? Sigh, it's always the chess players

[@ShinigamiSamaH]

I'm guessing the fame thing had to do with the poor ghetto situation he lived in. Once he realized the "maniac" became infamous, he wanted to become immortalized instead of just being a poor nobody that the world completely ignored.

[@СергейПетров-г7ю2г]

I heard in Ukraine, in the 90s there was also a one-day maniac. // he just took an axe, left the house and killed everyone in his path. something there he killed more than 40 people in a day like that.

[@joshuacoe8235]

Had to finish watching before I went to bed. A lot of people may not have heard about him, but I think the craziest serial killer ever is Carl Panzram.

[@ryanje8147]

So, a bump on the head from a swing set caused all these murders? Hmmm.

[@jackbluehq6653]

A head trauma to a young child with an undeveloped brain and skull Its alot easier to give a chid brain damage cause their so fragile and vulnerable

[@altairtodescatto]

I recomend you guys to watch the Qxir channel, is filled with histories like this and he has a cool animation going on. Worth a watch for sure

[@marcorodriguez8792]

24:02 funny face

[@Konoshy]

The police not doing anything when the people went missing or reported something is no surprise to any one who is familiar with true crime cases. The mindset of the "Less Dead" comes up quite often with several of these cases. The short of it is that investigating crimes done to people who are from marginalized groups (ie, poor, LGBTQ+, a non-white ethnicity, etc.) that are seen as less valuable to society will take too many resources or not get enough attention as a news story and that it was better as a whole that the person/people died anyways (a mindset I still find disturbing). This is one of the reasons some serial killers body counts are so high and the time span is so long. It's a sickening way of thinking that still happens today.

[@CapturedByKen]

Holy FUCK

[@BadRussian.]

his name is Alexander Pichushkin! Bitsevsky park maniac! He killed his victims with a hammer!

[@BaeBunni]

Honestly you should watch Citizen X. Great movie, it talks about a prolific serial killer in russia and a big reason why he was successful wasn't because he was some cunning master that hid his crimes perfect, the police were incompetent every time he got caught he was a "communist party member" and let go because he couldn't possibly be a killer/child diddler. The police at the time kept trying to frame other people and intimidate and beat people into confessing to citizen x crimes like literally the only reason why he was caught is because 1 detective worked tirelessly wanting to protect children against this guy. So it doesn't surprise me when only a couple years early they couldn't even get desire to stop a guy who was touching and killing children let alone someone killing adult men without any sort of sex element.

[@СергейПетров-г7ю2г]

Посмотрите репортаж про каннибала, который пожизненно в "чёрном дельфине" отбывает наказание. 😏👍 тоже интересный персонаж

[@mdragarg]

Lmao nikki was like "oh men? Men can't be victims. This is new"

[@eladrio2311]

Well according to the FBI 70% of serial killers' victims are women, so male victim are not unheard of but are the minority

[@アキコ2003]

How is that funny?

[@kinjiru731]

I think people who spend the rest of their life in prison suffer more than those who get death. Certainly if they are in solitary confinement. Even more so in Russia.

[@Silivrina]

As a Moscovite I have to tell you that no part of Moscow is a poor neighbourhood. And no, Russia has no death penalty.

[@vbnmorbus]

Потому что вся москва - это один большой бедный район)

[@disableddragonborn]

Hufflepuffs do NOT piss on the wall.🤣

[@brodyjones4023]

the wolf who be king reaction

[@chillwill2918]

Please react to his don't buy this serial killer house video next.

[@disableddragonborn]

Hogwarts houses are essentially mascots.😂

[@JoseLopez-t3h3o]

Horror movies are made off this. Very scary individual

[@OKEAH-Yugoria]

Ржу в слёзы ,даже в две слезы 😅 Теперь представьте , какую хрень думают Россияне про Американцев , когда смотрят обзоры про США 😆😆😆

[@josiahrickens4556]

Your talking about the Russian Mafia

[@drfye]

A freightning thought to think about is do you think this guy would be let out to fight in Ukraine? We already know that Russia will and has given some prisoners the option.

[@АлексейЗаботкин-т1х]

it is impossible, he hates this country and said many times that he is pro oposition and wants to follow navalny as the only oposition leader, he hates putin

[@BadRussian.]

before condemning the work of the Russian police! It would not hurt to remember the Zodiac which the US police could not figure out and catch!

[@killeralienman9610]

Well since your going to do the mature audience videos how about the man that inspired Scream

[@macdee010]

Why Russian goverment not to release this man in Ukraine? It will make Wars more interesting

[@matthewbrown3194]

Terrible human beings in this story polices

[@СергейПетров-г7ю2г]

В те времена мы развлекались как могли 😀🤙🇷🇺 Каждый находил хобби по душе Мы с друзьями ездили в соседний город, бить рэперов и панков, и волосатых. Мы с района признавали только правильную музыку и правильный шмот. Это субкультура массовая такая была - агрессия. Не удивительно, что такие экземпляры попадались. Иногда не знаешь что опаснее: маньяк, или Бабка соседка Психопатка 😲🤷‍♂️ У нас такая во дворе жила. Лежала много лет в психиатрической лечебнице. Потом её отпустили домой. Так ей однажды помешали дети, под окнами на лавке сидящие - она на них ведро кипятка вылила 😲😲😲🤷‍♂️ а чней ничего не сделаешь, у неё старческий маразм - максимум на полгода заберут, потом опять отпустят 🤦‍♂️ И ей ничего сделать нельзя - посадят за причинение вреда её здоровью 🤦‍♂️ Вот так и приходится жить, "настороже". Мимо идёт эта бабка, и думаешь что бы нож не достала - мало ли что у неё в голове 🤷‍♂️🤦‍♂️

[@The_Story_Of_Us]

“Russia’s most feared criminal” is Putin, what kind of title is this?…

[@Александр-у8й6д]

How is he a criminal?

[@The_Story_Of_Us]

@@Александр-у8й6д For starters, have you been living under a rock for the past several months?…

[@Александр-у8й6д]

@@The_Story_Of_Us For starters, have you been living under a rock for the past 8 years? The war didn't start a few months ago buddy. It started May 26 2014. Now again, how is he a criminal?

[@The_Story_Of_Us]

@@Александр-у8й6д oh so you ARE aware there’s a war happening! And yet you’re still asking me how Putin’s a criminal? Let me ask you this then; how is that I can count to your IQ on ONE HAND?

[@Александр-у8й6д]

@@The_Story_Of_Us There you go, a disagreement preceded by ad hominem attacks. I doubt you can actually count that high in the first place. Just kidding of course. Down to business. Why do you think Russia invaded Ukraine? I can tell you our reason. For 8 years Donbass has been shelled by the SBU leaving 18000+ civilians dead. Then a diplomatic solution was reached, signed by Russia, Ukraine and Germany known as the Minsk accords. This was a ceasefire agreement stating that the SBU needs to stop engaging the Donbass areas. Ukraine however violated this agreement, over and over. In early 2022, the people of Donetsk and Luhansk petitioned the Russian government to intervene. Now the Americans are funding the SBU, which the US state department previously considered as gross violaters of human rights up until late 2021. The west calling Putin a criminal, is like a Serial Killer calling a police officer a murderer. Whether it's true or not, you're still the serial killer.

[@nenikiato3230]

Checkout what Ballen means in Swedish 🤣 🍆

[@romangoykhman6127]

He was clearly connected (to the mob), that's why the cops threatened the victims!

[@OKEAH-Yugoria]

... прав был Сухоруков .. болеете ?

[@jenicdarling9425]

Wow the police are guilty too like they had many disappearing in the park, victims reporting their attacker but forced to drop it or be arrested!? Police doing whatever they had to so they didn’t have any work to do. If they acted sooner it would’ve saved lives