The "Volga Maniac" Serial Killer of Russia | The Case of Radik Tagirov

[@rdrvryt]

He preyed on elderly women, and it’s fascinating to me that it was an old woman’s love is that would finally seal his fate. There’s a bit of poetic justice there.

[@slickrick2420]

Beautifully said

[@gregoryholstein4224]

Hinkypunk you're absolutely right, well said. Cheers.

[@brandonstephens1447]

I thought the same thing!

[@richardtherichard26]

I mean, there’s an armchair psychiatrist out there that would say them being estranged is what led to his killing of old women. Why not old men? Just as easy a target. Older demographic so the men probably have more money, not to mention possible war medals or other trinkets. He probably had underlying psychosis and along w his drug addiction realizing he had no one left sent him over the edge so he lashed out at people who resembled the last family member he had. His estranged mother.

[@Mirsab]

@@richardtherichard26 maybe the men die, and the grannies live longer?

[@littlefishiesinthese]

I love how Adrian’s introductions to the location for each case always sound like they are STRAIGHT out of a travel commercial 😂

[@austint7533]

How tf else is he supposed to explain a place he’s never been

[@butter7497]

@@austint7533 No need to be so aggressive man calm down

[@littlefishiesinthese]

@@austint7533 in a neutral tone that doesnt include compliments to the landscape and doesn’t go in to detail about the pretty tourist sights you can visit there. Like most other TC convent creators. Unclench your ass for a minute damn.

[@hellgal88]

True 😂

[@achtungvolk7807]

@@austint7533 why are you yelling?

[@SarahSmith-mu1wc]

You consistently tell stories I've never heard of, and your research is always impeccable. Great job, Adrian!

[@CoffeehouseCrime]

Thank you so much Sarah!

[@MetalPhantom7]

​@@CoffeehouseCrime Are you interested in making a video about another Russian serial killer, but the most infamous one in Russia, the one whose last name became a derogatory term in Russia meaning maniac, same like Chernobyl meaning nuclear catastrophe? Just look up one word - Chikatilo :) Not sure tho it's the kind of content youtube would approve, because Chikatilo aimed exactly the opposite group - kids

[@mmyehokayyy2]

Yes better than Eleanor. I feel the victims are more treated with respect instead of being exploited for ad revenues

[@darkodarko9]

didnt you watch the movie? The chronicles of Raddic? :)

[@SarahSmith-mu1wc]

@@CoffeehouseCrime My pleasure! Thank you! 😊

[@louisecoffey9843]

The poor old lady that was washing her shoes and he followed her into her apartment, my heart goes out to her. She looked like my granny. She trusted him and maybe was lonely, was going to offer him a cup of tea and a chat. Monster.

[@veronicamartha5354]

Was thinking the same.😢

[@BatkoBrat]

True predator, they always go for the defenseless and weak. A monster and a coward

[@rationalskeptic1]

The way you described the elderly woman living through the fear during that time was SO kind and tactful! “In your golden years, slightly weaker than you were before”.. You’re so kind, and I’m here for it!

[@mariosalikatoras6658]

Dont cry ,its alright

[@johnmichaels4330]

Simp.

[@emilieloveskiwi]

Omg for some reason the story and the footage of the grandma washing her boots in a puddle right before she met her killer really broke my heart. That poor woman. 😭 She didn't deserve that... None of them did omg. This is all so heartbreaking! 💔

[@louisecoffey9843]

Me too. She trusted him to let him into her apartment and might have offered him a cup of tea as old people usually do. Heart breaking.

[@hodanhashi6096]

and how he helped her get up the stairs knowing that he was going to kill her! i have no words!!!

[@markmike7933]

It WAS surreal seeing her walking up the steps, knowing she would be dead within minutes likely. I NEVER recall seeing footage this up close and personal of a victim and her predator, with the victim about to be killed. Haunting. I've seen some far away and grainy CCTV footage of a person being picked up or forced into a car from a distance and I couldn't make out much. But this was up close and personal. And disturbing.

[@ekesa07632]

Same. Literally.

[@katyap.8404]

Same here, absolutely awful story. Very sad.

[@themissme77]

Coffeehouse Crime doesn’t only post solved & unsolved cases. It also acts as a travel agent. Adrian creates a unique crime channel & respectful to the deceased. Bar is definitely raised & hard to beat I say.

[@Adam-tu1qx]

So many murder & crime KZbin channels are so awful, it’s like they’re trying to be creepy, and they’re just cringey. Adrian is so charismatic

[@michellementh9651]

@@Adam-tu1qx definitely. This is one of my fave channels

[@wookiejesusofnazarethkashy1940]

I also like British, gay Mr. Ballen and the way he covers the strange, dark and mysterious. I also dig the flannel.

[@kallen5833]

Yes I love judging large groups of people by crimes done by the few 🤣😂🤣😂🤣 this is not where I get my information to decide on places to visit and not visit what a joke.

[@joevalle2630]

I hate the fake " JCS inspired " crime videos.. the super fake ones don't add commentary! That's wack. The use the name to get views. I need breakdowns to the psychology and laws through out the video.

[@CoffeehouseCrime]

New location! Hello Russia. A lot of translating and fact-checking to bring this case to light, the story of the Volga Maniac is almost non-existant in the western world. I hope you folks find this interesting! My camera decided to do it's own thing and switch to nightmode half way through the video, sorry for the change up! Much love to all of you! See you again next Monday. Adrian

[@lexizayas5936]

omggg i love being early !

[@malkasten]

Thank you for another great video! Being from Russia and a criminalist myself, would be happy to help out with translations and stuff if you ever decide to cover another case from Russia :)

[@tsarnature6587]

Haha thanks adrian.I have been asking a case from russia since the past 2 months.

[@chrisbennett6236]

Russia for a long time and possibly still do, believe that serial killers are purely decadent American Hollywood thing. This has actually led to several Russian serial killers to get pretty substantial body counts.

[@VanMorgue]

Honestly, I didn’t even notice the settings had changed. Thank you for providing great content, we really don’t care about alleged eye bags. 🤗

[@AlishN7]

I left Russia in 2013, and I remember hearing about this guy on the news. I didn't live anywhere close Kazan but it was heard about far and wide. Good to know that he has finally been caught. Thanks for the good news, Adrian.

[@azazello1784]

Unbelievable. They shouldn't have let you leave.

[@maschaorsomething]

@@azazello1784 ? Why not?

[@cumminsfj4586]

@azazello 17 weird asf thing to say

[@Alexandraadftxr7052]

@@maschaorsomething there is a war going on right now, because of Russia. And 80% of Russians both in, and outside of the country support it. And Russia has one of the highest percentiges of fasisum in Europe. What do you think?

[@maschaorsomething]

@@Alexandraadftxr7052 Ah, these Russians! Too bad I am one, so I don't support your weirdo bullshit ideas about us. Yes, amazing idea, let's isolate people and make them more radical among each other! That SURELY would not backfire the same way the Nazis did, when everyone left them to do their own business. Christ, sit down and get some water.

[@ThrashMetallix]

A lot of emotion in this one. I really feel for the guy's wife and newborn son. I can't imagine staying a family, only to find out that not only is your husband looking to have an affair with someone else, but also murdered 32 people years beforehand. How do you even process that?

[@Selene_Rosara]

I no longer have either of my grandma's but the idea that someone could have taken them both from me because of greed and addiction makes me incredibly sad. I know addiction is a mental disease and needs to be treated as such but some days are harder than others. The idea that 32 lives were stolen prematurely is just such a waste. Thank you for the great story though and I am glad that it was solved. The irony that it was his own mother that helped inadvertently catch him is just poetic justice. 🖤

[@diegorincon4673]

He was a coward. Attacking the elderly shows his colors.

[@Mauro-ot2ux]

I am a full fledged junkie, but rather than hurt or kill someone I would go through crippling withdrawals, just like the majority of people like me. Violence and cruelty are independent from vice and other defects.

[@fattdamon1980]

@@Mauro-ot2ux exactly, I've felt like I was dying but couldn't bring myself to even rip someone off to get well because of the guilt of them suffering because of me. The idea of attacking someone or even killing them to make myself feel better never crossed my mind although honestly self murking had crossed my mind as an escape.

[@manwithnoname3024]

@@Mauro-ot2ux yea you hit this on the head for me as well. I’m clean now by the grace of God but when I used I would put myself in danger before I’d ever even consider robbing someone or burgling a home or whatever. I ended up being the driver and “chauffeur” for the guy I called my “boss” (really just a low level drug dealer). We ran drugs between states for many many years. I was good at it, we were never pulled over even once, but the stress was insane. That plus years of heroin use will take its toll. But I never carried a gun or got in a fight or anything close to that.

[@LocksAndChains]

Sad and angry. My late grandmother had heirloom jewelry stolen by a care worker. That bitch better hope we never meet… I can’t imagine how much angrier I’d be if she murdered her as well.

[@kamila6973]

I did not expect to hear about my hometown today, but here we are. Great job with the storytelling! Despite me living in Kazan at that time, I have learned some new details from this video! Special thanks for the effort to pronounce all the people and street names!

[@Censeo]

Kazan looks like such a lovely place. I would love to visit. Greetings from Finland

[@kamila6973]

@@Censeo We would be happy to welcome you here in Kazan, Ronnie!

[@emersongranados2330]

Minute 17:31 wonderful Christmas card image 🤗

[@jpman2173]

Ooooh! Seems like I now have to check this one out when I plan to travel to Russia-all the way from Texas!!!

[@lisavanderpump7475]

@@jpman2173 lol I would never step foot in Russia esp with what is going on now with that little tyrant Putin

[@kathynollau3524]

I'm sickened by people who prey on the elderly, almost as much as those who prey on children. Great storytelling ❤✌

[@oliveryt7168]

Not to forget to mention those who prey on any living creature...

[@susand9296]

@@oliveryt7168 You said what I was about to say. Spot on.

[@sigmamale2316]

Kids is worse

[@jenny2tone242]

@@sigmamale2316 kids and the elderly are both classed as vulnerable people, therefore they are both as bas as each other.

[@cecejamesable]

People who prey on children, the elderly, the handicapped (regardless of what type it is), and helpless animals are pieces of shit that deserve whatever bad juju they get.

[@SuperEffector]

Watching that CCTV footage, I felt so much panic, anger, and sadness knowing what would happen just after that. Preying on those who can’t defend themselves is one of the most barbaric things someone can do.

[@musicluvrlaurie6827]

Yes, and cowardly, too!

[@Amanda-bt1ur]

Adrian & Coffee House Crime has quickly became my favorite channel. He does such amazing background checks and he tries his best to pronounce city's or countries instead of just saying anything. You can definitely tell he puts in ALOT of hours and hard work into every video. & We so appreciate it ! YouRockBro ✊🏽😘🤘🏼

[@dabigdudeuk7557]

Really? I mean. He's only retelling someone else's story. He may have decent information to offer, but he could REALLY benefit from. Pronouncing English words correctly and using words in their proper context. I've seen quite a few grammatical and contextual fails !

[@gingerlilyjena7078]

I can't help but have a special disdain for people who prey on others who cannot defend themselves.

[@TheKawasaki250]

Everyone does, that’s why we’re here…

[@REALdavidmiscarriage]

I think its not as bad since they were all really old people, if that makes any sense?

[@ChrisAndCats]

@@REALdavidmiscarriage you have you be joking right? However many years they had left, they had every right to live them - they worked all their life and had earned the right to their twilight years without being targeted by a cowardly piece of shit like this. Family members losing a parent and grandchildren robbed of growing up with a loving grandparent and on top of that said grandparent didn't die naturally but in fear and terrible pain. How is that better in any way?

[@cherryl225]

@@REALdavidmiscarriage Are you saying that because they will die soon anyway, that makes their deaths not as bad? Because if thats what you meant, that is a horrible attitude. Think if it was your grandmother (are you capable of loving & wanting to protect your elders?). All lives taken by murder are equally as severe.

[@rollingblade7582]

@@REALdavidmiscarriage your way of thinking is disturbing uh go get checked maybe?

[@deepg7084]

The cctv footage of the elderly woman cleaning off her boots and walking up those stairs gave me such a dark and foreboding feeling. I wanted to jump through the screen and help her. Anyone who looks at an elderly person like that and just sees "easy victim" is truly a maniac. F*** this guy. I hope he becomes the "easy target" for his fellow inmates.

[@cherie8908]

"...And had a Slavic appearance, meaning that he didn't appear to be Russian" A small correction: when Russians say "Slavic" it basically means "Russian"(the ethnicity (!), not nationality), so the victim actually meant that the guy did look Russian. Even though not all Slavic people in Russia are necessarily Russian, that's just what people say.

[@void4330]

@Sandra Swan not really complicated slavic in russia could mean either Russian, Ukrainian, Belorussian etc. non slavic could be either Chechen, Tajiki, Tatar etc.

[@terspungen220]

Exactly, I was a lil confused as I come from Czechia and we're just Slavs too lol.

[@edelleaa]

yeah i was pretty confused why he would basically say that russians arent slavs when they very much are.

[@V1RotateRotate]

@@edelleaa not all russians are slavs tho

[@malinasworld]

Thanks, I was looking for a comment to explain that!

[@Blaze-ko3ts]

Little old dears like the lady washing her feet always make me smile and chuckle to myself, I don’t know why. I work with a lot of elderly and could never imagine hurting any of them. Preying on the most vulnerable is especially sickening, hopefully his fellow prisoners feel the same

[@hollyshea7414]

I like how you always bring back a humanistic view. So many of the cases you cover involve people who are down on their luck or are having a mental health episode. While it does not excuse their behavior, you make it clear that even though their behavior is monstrous, all people deserve a tiny bit of compassion. I also like how you end your episodes with "look after each other." TY

[@ikatmax]

"Not the kind of love he was looking for..." i couldn't help but chuckle

[@user-qo8di9yh8o]

I love how he says it with a straight face.😂

[@jonmoxleylunaticlikeme7653]

Iam guessing a good few tries before hand.

[@eggsngritstn]

I cannot imagine the brutality of a Russian prison.

[@ikatmax]

@@eggsngritstn now imagine the brutality in a Russian prison. The story in itself is all kinds of twisted. Adrian has an amazing way of telling these stories with dignity

[@michellementh9651]

@@eggsngritstn some of them are seriously rough. Black dolphin prison makes prisoners walk bent over with hands cuffed behind the back and up in the air.

[@erinkelly3095]

Even though you tell gruesome tales, your voice still delivers bad news in a way that I find disturbingly soothing. The evenness of your tone, the empathy you display in the way you speak, the way you sympathize with the people you speak of....this is a great way for people to hear distressing news. I hope that if I’m ever murdered (which is statistically possible,) you’ll speak the same way on my name. Thank you for your compassion and for giving light to stories that are very rarely heard about. These victims deserve a voice. Yours is as good as any. 💜

[@Phlowermom]

I completely agree with you! I don't miss the false umbrage, the high dudgeon that is so misplaced or the attempts to work their viewers into empty histrionics!! I have enough stress, I don't a 'Nancy Grace" type hyperventilating before my weary eyes.

[@ManaSura_]

The job he managed to find after his killing spree being a locksmith sent a shrill down my spine. Just shows sometimes the person you hire to help or guard you could harbor dark and sinister persona and can not be trusted. My heart goes out to all th senior women who lost their lives and their families. Tragic story.

[@yunglynda1326]

Same here 👀

[@kathrynshields8221]

A LOCKSMITH!!how con venient ,if he continued his Murders.........frightening.

[@jokeogh9939]

What an evil being. I love the irony that it was his own mother that finally brought him to justice. Those poor, innocent elderly people who probably craved company and thought he was there to help them. Truly evil.

[@ANDREA-kk2gx]

I freaking love elderly people and seeing that footage of that little elderly woman walking into her building not even aware of the danger she was in.. Breaks my heart... So sad for all the victims...

[@johanduvenage5982]

There is something about the way you present a story, that makes me want to listen and stay engaged. Addictive.

[@michellementh9651]

I like that he hasn't let sponsors and ads takeover his channel like so many others. I could do without the music though lol.

[@kunkkaralho]

like coffee

[@messagestomylina]

Check out mr.ballen , he's way better

[@johanduvenage5982]

@@messagestomylina I have. Not particularly impressed to be honest.

[@messagestomylina]

@@johanduvenage5982 to each his own , but he's way better then this whiney sounding kid lmao , his whole personality is " I drink coffee" lmfao

[@LiddlestLady]

i love that an elderly lady was unintentionally the one who ended up catching him. [SPOILER] . . . . AND ITS HER OWN SON! 🕵🏻‍♀️🕵🏻‍♀️🕵🏻‍♀️ ETA: finally just editing it. no idea why it’s the top comment.

[@sarahalbers5555]

Gotta love the DNA part, too.

[@expressivepets1]

Spoiler Alert. Thanks for nothing b.

[@Libellulaire]

@@expressivepets1 Don't read the comments before reading a video, you dum dum. It's like jumping at the end of a book before starting it and complaining about the spoilers.

[@Autumnpearly]

@@expressivepets1 comments always take about the video. Thats why they're there. 😆

[@curiositypiqued6573]

She should get an endorsement from pro choice and family planning or something

[@tayahallen951]

The “stay away Cynthia” reallly got me💀🤣

[@violetweiner6883]

My great aunt lived in Kazan and I remember my family worrying for her safety. Haven't heard anything about the case since 2013, very glad to know he's been caught

[@MyReviews_karkan]

I really like your seriousness in the videos and calm demeanor. Unlike other jumpy ones who talk about crimes as if they were a joke to them. Please stay that way, and never change. Thank you for your hard work.

[@emmadownunder3833]

My cousin’s husband ended up as a part time member of the forensic teams investigating this case. Many investigators were haunted by it for years. Great effort on your Russian pronunciations too. It’s not an easy language. Cheers from Oz. 👍

[@mariosalikatoras6658]

Your cousins husbands uncle of your stepbrothers best man ?

[@Werrett]

This is my first time watching your video while ACTUALLY drinking a coffee. I feel complete!

[@expressivepets1]

I'm so jelly...

[@NN2484]

I listen these while working so i’ve never had the chance. 😞

[@jaydub2546]

I sneak beer in shhhh

[@chronicfatiguehermithiker3022]

India pale ale😁.

[@foreignanthem]

Thank you for the video, Adrian! I’m Russian and I didn’t even know about the Volga Maniac. You’ve done an amazing job, there are minor mistakes (like Bashkiria being called a city even though it’s a republic just like Tatarstan); but overall super solid and fascinating as always! If you’re interested in any more Russian maniacs the story of Alexander Komin (known as the Slaveholder) who kept women hostage underneath his garage could make for a great video. If you ever need help with language/research let me know!

[@Safarichromosomeslol]

@@ivanasukjadic1423 based comment

[@annabrandt2628]

Until I found your channel I thought that nobody can keep up with 'That Chapter' but your storytelling is very very awsome too. I really became addicted to your stories. You are doing a great job Adrian, greetings from Germany.

[@xxVoid_Wolfxx]

it's so painful to listen. I love my grandma the most and if someone would hurt her, i would be heartbroken. i can just feel sorry for all the families who lost their loved ones :(

[@flexyalexey8658]

I am russian, my girlfriend is from Tatarstan but we both never heard of this guy, what a bastard he is, poor babushkas, great video as always Adrian! Spasibo!

[@azazello1784]

No need to brag

[@flexyalexey8658]

@@azazello1784 i never tried lol, just saying that we never heard of that guy even though we’re from there.

[@Солнечныйсвет-ш2у]

@@azazello1784 if he's bragging I might as well brag too🤦‍♀️ Im Russian also and neither have I heard of this case until now... that comment was unnecessary🙄

[@balaclavaboy247]

A real animal

[@Safarichromosomeslol]

@@azazello1784 calm down

[@ianbrennan9635]

"... Radik will never find love again, or at least in prison, not the kind of love he was looking for." Savage.

[@PNW_Adventures1]

I read this comment as he said it. Was perfect haha

[@theneedle6785]

Yeah, rape jokes against men are sooo funny..

[@fiefdomofumbria6590]

@@theneedle6785 it is a serial killer but… yeah it’s a unfortunate accepted joke in society

[@Ruddze]

@@theneedle6785 get a sense of humor snowflake

[@Peter-jv3fv]

@@theneedle6785 Look guys someone got offended on the behalf of the poor serial killer of elderly women! Yeah it's funny. It's honestly hilarious

[@malkasten]

Can’t believe it’s my country. Never expected you to talk about it 😦

[@CoffeehouseCrime]

We had to get Russia on here some how!

[@malkasten]

@@CoffeehouseCrime I’ve never been to Kazan. Actually feel a bit scared of that part of the country

[@malkasten]

@@DM-fp8rr I was born and raised in Moscow and I completely acknowledge that my experience is more of an exception. It’s much worse in other regions. But there are many cities I’d suggest visiting if you’re interested in russian history and architecture!

[@chadross]

Well it's such a small country.

[@MFBURNS7909]

Unfortunately Russia has too many maniacs not to have a vid

[@jannettb7930]

I really like how you give a quick intro to the city at the beginning so we have a general feel for the area where the crimes happened.

[@AshNikkosWife]

Imagine having a child with a man only to realize he killed at least 28 people. Heartbreaking 💔

[@mayle2010]

I was also thinking how horrible it was that you try to find your lost son, only to learn he's become a serial murder

[@СергейМихайлюк-б8я]

Hi

[@beccab4517]

I love your channel because you cover cases outside of the US/GB. Thank you for all you do!

[@HulluRichie]

Hi, you should look into the chilling Lake Bodom murders (Bodominjärven murhat) - it is one of the best known cases in Finland, and in all honesty, everything about it is downright scary. (Also, if you decide to check this case out, and you need help with the language barrier, feel free to contact me. Big fan of the channel!)

[@onerva.]

language barrier AND pronunciation 😅

[@HulluRichie]

@@onerva. haha, that too :--D

[@sarahalbers5555]

I would love for Adrian to cover these types of cases. I am sorta over the US, UK, and Australia.

[@cyber_cober6679]

Oh hell yeah! Also Koskela murders would be a really cool case for Adrian to make a video.

[@missondo4887]

@@sarahalbers5555 😂 and Japan I think that it’s easier for him to get cases from those countries cuz they’re English speaking countries

[@morphinetoast]

I'm from Russia and I've never heard of this case before. thank you for covering it. I'm shocked that people like this can successfully operate for this long, even though not surprised by our police being helpless in catching this monster.

[@butter7497]

This might not be related to the video but what’s it like in Russia, is it worth moving there? I wanna move away when I become 18 and I want to know where I can live comfortably. Would you recommend Russia?

[@morphinetoast]

@@butter7497 it depends on what you need from a country. The only thing I can say right away is that you won't be able to live there comfortably without speaking Russian, even in big cities :)

[@aylanamikio5912]

@@butter7497 You would have to know Russian on a decent level, and it is a hard language to learn, and also finding a job in Russia can be very difficult. If you are a skilled IT guy or something you will be fine, but most low-mid tier jobs are either taken or don't pay enough. Overall i'd say Russia is not the worst place to live in, however corruption levels can be pretty bad, and there is quite a lot of racism, homophobia etc. still running rampant.

[@butter7497]

@@morphinetoast Thank you!

[@butter7497]

@@aylanamikio5912 Thank you!!

[@shaunapapa8564]

I am so impressed that you do so much to pronounce everything correctly. I don't see that in other channels and it truly makes yours so professional. I absolutely LOVE your channel and am so happy for your success!! I have been with you from the very start and always told you you were going to go very far and you have!!!❤️

[@nightshadehelis9821]

This channel is so odd and I absolutely love it. He talks about some of the most disturbing and messed up things, but in a way that's super relaxing and chill.

[@TheVeryAngryShrimp]

One thing I like about your videos is that you prime your viewers with information about the city/town/area. Almost like we're touring.

[@MercyBot7]

My heart is broken for his grandmother. Had just been reunited with him, the police leaving her blissfully unaware of what was to come. A necessary evil, probably but damn.

[@fbsie8579]

She was his mom, I can't imagine the pain she had to endure, But that's also a consequence of his actions.

[@gtw4546]

What gets me is that if he HAD been keeping in touch with his mom, he may never have been caught. It was only her desire to track him down that the police became involved.

[@laidinhislove]

Holy crap Adrian, I cannot describe the shock that coursed through me when I heard you say Kazan, my dad is Tatar, from Kazan, and he grew up alongside the Volga River, but not many people I’ve met have even heard of Kazan. Thank you for covering this!! I love how you cover smaller, unheard of cases, (at least for me)!

[@Roxville23]

I have been following your channel for the past few weeks but it feels so different when the story is about the place you living in.

[@lindasmith4435]

This man was a maniac. Those poor ladies. Thank you for covering these cases. You're very brave to take on those Russian names and pronunciations. Plus I had no idea that Russia celebrated Christmas in January, and looked it up. So interesting. Thanks for that.

[@alexnicolaou3579]

yep, while officially they use the normal, gregorian callendar, in religion (christmas, easter, etc) the "old callendar" is used which has 13 days deviation from the gregorian.

[@DPSFSU]

I was waiting for you! Much appreciated Adrian.

[@chrisj49300]

Nice videos. I appreciate the quiet tone, a relief compared to “news” broadcasts with their fake and forceful expression, or the attempts at humour from some of your competitors. My favorite channel for this kind of stories, together with JCS. Glad your hard work is paying off in subscriptions!

[@JennyLee57]

Wow, it is incredible that he got away with murder for so long. Preying on elderly victims is especially heinous. Glad to hear he was finally caught!

[@bobjolly7795]

You do an excellent job researching your cases.... and you take us right to the locations and make us feel like we are right there... thank you for all the hard work and energy ...I am so glad I found your channel

[@VioletDisregard23]

I’m so grateful to channels like yours who cover a range of case from all over the world. It must be tricky so thanks for all your efforts, it’s awesome.

[@juliaa_english]

Wow. Living in Kazan and knowing this story pretty well, I was definitely surprised to hear THIS story on THIS channel.

[@anyahernandez3116]

Omg I’m Russian (born and raised) and I never heard about this case 😳 Thanks Adrian! Love your channel !!

[@loobielou6965]

Yaaas perfect timing. I've just sat down with a cuppa and up pops that notification 😊

[@_J.C.]

Me too!😍

[@brittanyclayton477]

Same here! Sat down with a cup of coffee to start work and now I get to listen to coffeehouse crime. Definitely starting the day right! 😌

[@_J.C.]

@@rustyshackleford2808 What are you referring to?

[@loobielou6965]

@@_J.C. he's trolling. There's always one, don't interact with it.

[@emssexesyou]

Let’s all appreciate Adrian for bringing us cases we probably would’ve never heard about, if it was it wasn’t for him crossing these language barriers! Thank you! 🙌🙌 Your videos are so well constructed and easy to follow, even when you take us around the world!

[@girthbrooks9571]

Have yet to find a more satisfying & well put together series of videos to watch, paired with your commentary the research & details you provide alongside the memorial portion of your videos for the victims is truly a refreshing take on a very oversaturated genre of content - we appreciate you.

[@scionixx9568]

Dude a mom wants to reconnect with her son, only to find out he’s a mass murderer. In the words of M. Night Shamalan (so?) WHAT A TWIST!

[@_J.C.]

Brutal case! But satisfying was the twist in the end of how he got caught. 💪🏻

[@juiceyborger]

As a Russian, it was very interesting to see you cover a case from my home country (I'd actually never heard of this one before, probably because I grew up abroad, though we did have Russian TV channels growing up). Thank you, as usual, for the incredible work and attention to detail in your research and in how you present the info! Respectful and informative, with minimal sensationalizing. I applaud you, Adrian :) Just a little detail: as far as I know, Bashkiria is the name of the republic, similar to the republic of Tatarstan, and Ufa is the name of the city in this area :)

[@samanthameinhardt884]

You are among my FAVORITE channels, Adrian! I've been a subscriber for awhile and I love it when you tell stories that I've never heard of. I really could listen to you all day long ❤️

[@Elle31891]

I really like that you cover cases that not a lot of other true crime KZbinrs have covered. I appreciate being able to see videos that aren’t the exact same as other channels. Keep up the good work!

[@francelinamommyof3204]

Yayyyy….My Monday just got even better with an upload from another favorite channel of mine! *Coffeehouse Crime.* I love how you stay consisted to bring your viewers crimes that most of us haven’t heard of or seen. Most channels have played out soooooo many of the same crimes, over and over. Thank You, Adrian. Keep up the awesome work Best Of The Best 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽💯

[@CoffeehouseCrime]

Thank you Francelina!

[@francelinamommyof3204]

*CONSISTENT

[@francelinamommyof3204]

@@CoffeehouseCrime omg I got a ❤️……and you’re re very welcome. I absolutely love your channel and your story telling ability. I look forward to your uploads every Monday. I could listen to you ALL day long and not get bored. You’re very talented and very respectful to everyone in your stories. Again, keep shining light on the victims. At times we tend to forget about them and focus more on the criminals. Thank you once more…..take care 🥰

[@SILE75]

Adrien's voice is so calm I can listen to the video while studying😊

[@sarahewson3607]

Right tho?! He’s like a friend stopping by to visit. I love this channel so much.

[@SILE75]

@@sarahewson3607 yeah

[@icjonezbutgod]

This was a very interesting video. His story is sad but yet sickening. Being homeless, addicted & motherless is tough. That's no reason to kill, let alone, kill elderly women. I'm glad his mother went looking for him. He could've kept on living his life like nothing ever happened 32 women are no longer living, however, justice served. Great work per usual Adrian!

[@tomhoedt6467]

I have a recommendation for a case in Eastern Europe. This case takes place in Wrocław, Poland. It is about Krystian Bala who published well selling novel and ended ended getting caught because the events of the novel had a canning resemblance to the events of the murder that he committed. I strongly recommend you take a look at this one

[@Rodviet]

Yay!!!! I get so hyped with every new video! I’m so lucky to have gotten here from the start to watch you grow, you deserve it all friend :) hope you get bigger and bigger!!

[@floridanews8786]

😳😂😉

[@crimson8076]

@@floridanews8786 huh

[@gregoryholstein4224]

Viva Rdvt yes, I love Adrian's voice, it makes me want to speak properly. Cheers.

[@floridanews8786]

@@crimson8076 Side effects of the Henweigh probably, ever heard of it?

[@oes5057]

Adrian voice and coffeehouse crime PERFECT COMBINATION 😍

[@shamikeatley4760]

~& adrians accent..!!...

[@gregoryholstein4224]

@@shamikeatley4760 Yes, he makes me want to speak properly. Cheers.

[@gawthic1]

True. He has a great voice for narration. But the way he pronounced "pawn" made me do a double take b/c it sounded like "p0rn broker"

[@tinawebb9124]

Uploaded 7 minutes ago, I’m doing well today. Looking forward to watching a new video from you Adrian, thank you for all of your efforts in doing a brilliant job at entertaining me so well. XxX

[@CoffeehouseCrime]

You're welcome, and thank you!

[@elizabethgracia6411]

You are the master of relating cases I’ve never heard of. I enjoy how you relate the cases. Keep up the great job. May the Lord Bless and Protect you always. 🥰🥰

[@VeganGirl.]

I have just recently discovered your channel and have been binge-watching your content ever since. Although the subject matter is always deeply disturbing, you have the ability to present it in a much less painful manner for your viewers.

[@indi3066]

Wow! Being originally from Russia,I'm very excited to hear your version 👍☕

[@sarahalbers5555]

Having been to Russia, I love this as well. There is just something about Russia that it is so unique. Good on you for doing this investigation!

[@dkbardillon]

If there will ever be Murder Cinematic Universe, I'd like to see the Granny Killer and the Killer Grandma to meet midway. Imagine how awkward the conversation would be.

[@ughwut2847]

man, I'm so glad I've found your channel, i can rewatch your vids billion times and not get tired.

[@iAmNothingness]

Thank you for staying grounded and always respectful.

[@AmaanStorm]

"Needless to say that Radic will never find love again.....or in prison, not the kind of love he was looking for" You absolutely made me howl Adrian! An absolutely scary case, and heartbreaking to think that his victims lived a long life, just to have it snuffed out by someone unhinged and selfish.

[@JonatanRonnlycke]

Just found your channel. A great addition to the true crime channels I follow like That Chapter and Disturban. I like it that you bring up cases that's more unknown for us living in the west. Couldn't have been easy finding and translate information about this case. Great job!

[@Xiao_xingxing]

Thank you for covering Russian crimes! If you plan to go on doing so, please look at the case of Skopins' maniak (Victor Mohov), the case and especially the aftermaths are rather disturbing.

[@reginamushi6582]

Oh wow...your channel has grown...I was with you from early on...and kept thinking you deserve more subs, am glad it's happening...keep up the good work, xx

[@ragingtarzan4856]

Dude, you're lookin clean in this vid. nice cut bro.

[@DeepThought420]

Just started brewing my cup of coffee! Perfect timing as always! Thank you Coffee House Crime for the awesome videos!

[@mcdg77]

Adrian: I thought at first "That Chapter" was superior to this show, but now I default to you and your show. Congrats man!

[@expressivepets1]

Both are superior efforts, imho.

[@milkybagz394]

He even got the one eye pupil wider than the other one. Just imagine facing this guy so creepy man

[@nickyblue4866]

Different sized pupils can be evidence of brain damage

[@theneedle6785]

It sounds like it could a frontal brain injury.

[@frankyandme2]

I love the way you always pay hommage to the victims in the end, Adrian. That's so decent of you, and yoy are the only one reporting in your genre, that does.

[@tabathacattle6898]

I don't know how you pronounce the names of all of the people and towns so well everything you do is polished to perfection I enjoy binge watching your videos immensely thanks for your great content I'm looking forward to watching a lot more

[@vr_rp]

Mysteries from around the world, and its wonders. Thank you Adrian.

[@choochymarie9469]

Yassssss👏🏻Thank you for making my Monday at work a little more tolerable!

[@SilhouetteSE]

Greetings ftom Russia, Adrian! I grew up in Ulyanovsk. Thanks for this awesome channel 👍 Subbed a long time ago and have never missed a vid!

[@evelyntembo4682]

I always look forward to Mondays. Thank you for the great content on this channel 🖤

[@jacquelinemarie5696]

Crime Junkie for podcasts and Coffeehouse Crime for videos! I love seeing yours and Ashley Flowers' take on different cases. I truly enjoy your weekly videos, Adrian! Your effort into each video doesn't go unnoticed :)

[@michellementh9651]

I love your channel Adrian! You research these crimes from every angle so that they're factually correct at all times. I've been watching you almost since the beginning and you get better with each video. You've kept the plaid shirt going which is awesome 😁 You don't need background music though to keep people engaged.

[@damienkarney2251]

I don’t mind background music but I was truly disappointed when I heard the same background music that Mike uses on That Chapter. Adrian doesn’t need to try and be like Mike. Coffeehouse Crime is already great.

[@janwillemson3411]

Bashkiria is actually a region, not a city, so you can not say something like "Downtown Bashkiria". By the map, the city seems to be Ufa (with the stress on a).

[@MikkoMarkusKaariainen9023]

Thank you for being my main 'tv channel'. Greetings from Finland

[@pixiesouter9461]

It just goes to show that even if you give up children you can't escape affecting their lives. Being abandoned by his mother most likely caused his resentment to older women (alongside convenience in robbery and his own psychopathy) and his mother's love (or at the very least curiosity or loneliness) caused him to get caught. She never stopped affecting his life, even when she wasn't part of it. It's fascinating and heartbreaking.

[@internetpoison]

Do a brazilian one, Pedrinho Matador is one of the highest kill count killer alive to this day!!

[@theneedle6785]

He has a normal free life now.

[@AD-ti4rh]

I love coming home from school jumping in bed and watching your vids! Amazing content just keep up! How do you even find stories like these?

[@laina8553]

Something like this also happened in New York City. Another amazing video already can't wait for the next one. 💖Elaina