312:. The investigators questioned more than 500 witnesses and examined thousands of hourse of video footage, with the legal case amounting hundreds of volumes. In the end, Vygovsky and Dzhuraev were brought to trial, on 17 counts of negligent homicide and 32 charges of robbery. At the proceedings, Vygovsky expressed no remorse for his crimes, claiming that he only felt bad for being caught. Both men were convicted of their respective crimes, with Vygovsky receiving a sentence of 22 years and 3 months imprisonment, while Dzhuraev - 15 years, which they would serve in separate maximum security penal colonies.
300:, through which they successfully identified Vygovsky. He was detained at the Kursky railway station on March 2, 2009, and upon inspecting his pockets, officers found a tranquilizer filled with a strange substance, later determined to be Azaleptin tablets dissolved in alcohol. Vygovsky was brought in to the police station for interrogation, where he denied intentionally killing his victims, only admitting to the robberies. He even claimed that he drank the poisonous mixture himself, as a cure to his
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Shukhrat Dzhuraev and 23-year-old Ilya Trubanov, both of whom were also ex-convicts, to join him. The pair agreed, acting as lookouts, getaway drivers or sometimes participating in the poisonings themselves. The gang, under Vygovsky's leadership, continued with the poisonings, predominantly
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Vygovsky and his accomplices: 17 fatally, and 15 non-fatally, with the latter suffering from neurological damage after the event. Among the gang's murder victims was 30-year-old athlete Maxim Pakhomushkin, who died in the summer of
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Vladivostok. At his parents' behest, he entered the Far Eastern State University of Communication, but in the spring of 2004, he again ran away to Moscow, where he resided for the entire summer. Upon
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with classmates at school, preferring to befriend strangers. A habitual thief, he would frequently steal money from his parents, for which he would always be grounded or punished. In 2000, aged 14, he fled to
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347:"Alexey Olegovich Vygovsky: Moscow poisoner"
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