Putin pardons murderer who ate the remains of his victim for participating in the SMO: Russia may face a new wave of atrocities. Photo

Russian dictator Vladimir Putin has pardoned and released the murderer and cannibal Denis Gorin from the Sakhalin region. The reason for this decision by the war criminal of the Russian Federation was the cannibal's participation in the war against Ukraine.

The murderer was sentenced to 22 years in a strict regime colony, but his consent to participate in hostilities allowed him to be released. This was reported by the Russian media.

Russian courts found that Gorin was involved in at least four brutal murders. In several cases, he cut up the bodies of his victims and ate them.

He was first convicted in 2003 of murder and cannibalism but was released in 2010 for "good behavior." But less than a year later, Gorin committed another murder. Together with his brother, he beat a man and then stabbed him. Two years later, they committed another murder.

In 2018, Gorin was sentenced to 22 years in a maximum security colony, but this time the killer was helped to get out by Kremlin leader Putin. Right out of prison, the cannibal was recruited to fight in Ukraine, after which the Russian dictator pardoned the serial killer.

At the end of October, the killer posted a photo on his social media account of himself in a military uniform with a St. George's ribbon and a Zacheburashim patch. Volunteers sent such patches to Russian terrorists at the front. Currently, Gorin is allegedly in hospital after being wounded in Ukraine.

It is worth noting that there are many such cases in Russia. Moreover, Putin has already pardoned many citizens of the terrorist country of the Russian Federation who were sentenced to long terms for committing particularly serious crimes.

Among the criminals pardoned by Putin are murderers, rapists, and cannibals. Some of them have already committed new crimes after returning from the war in Ukraine.

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