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and was invited over to her house for some soup and tea, but was later caught attempting to steal 150 rubles from the pocket of her raincoat. Realizing that he was a thief, the woman began to scream, causing him to punch her repeatedly until she fell down and allowed him to escape. The victim was dead days later, with the autopsy confirming that she had died of a heart attack brought on by the assault.
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Kolesnikov was born on 20 October 1984 in Solikamsk. At the time of his birth, his father was in prison and his mother was an alcoholic, and as there was nobody reliable to take care of him, he was sent to an orphanage. While living there, tutors described him as a calm, but a very easily
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Kolesnikov and Chekotina broke into an apartment occupied by a disabled elderly couple (81-year-old wife and 82-year-old husband, respectively), which Kolesnikov stabbed to death with a knife. After killing them, the pair stole a single
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influenced and meek boy who was frequently bullied by other children. Despite this, he often attempted to provide cover for others who had committed some misdeed, apparently convinced that he was alone and had to do everything by himself.
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90-year-old homeowner in the hallway. Unwilling to leave a witness to their crimes, Kolesnikov took a screwdriver and stabbed her, while
Chekotina grabbed a rag, threw it on the woman's face and set it on fire. They then stole 1,000
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