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A documentary investigation into Russia's longest unsolved serial killer case.

Since 1997, seventeen children have disappeared in Tyumen, Siberia. Three were found dead — their bodies bearing the same signature: electrical wire used to bind their hands. Fourteen remain missing without a trace.

For twenty-eight years, the "Tyumen Phantom" has evaded capture. This is the story of how one predator held an entire city in fear — and why he's still out there.

Full investigative documentary with verified facts, psychological analysis, and the ongoing hunt for Russia's most wanted serial killer.


TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 - Introduction
1:31 - First Disappearances (1997-1999)
4:24 - First Murder & Signature (2001)
6:01 - Criminal Profile (2001-2010)
8:45 - Nastya Muravyeva Case (2021)
10:04 - Body Discovery
10:43 - Suspect Detained
12:12 - Federal Investigation
14:20 - Accomplice Theory
16:11 - Human Trafficking Link
17:13 - Current Investigation (2024-2025)
19:06 - Case Status & Reward
22:22 - Memorial for Victims
23:47 - Impact on Community
24:32 - Modern Safety Guidelines
26:29 - Conclusion
29:21 - Final Tribute

⚠️ VIEWER DISCRETION ADVISED: This documentary contains disturbing details about real crimes involving minors.

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CASE DETAILS:
• 17 children disappeared (1997-2021)
• 3 found murdered
• 14 still missing
• Killer's signature: electrical wire
• Investigation ongoing since 1997
• Reward: 5 million rubles (~$50,000 USD)

Alexander Bastrykin, head of Russia's Investigative Committee, personally oversees this case.

The Tyumen Phantom remains at large.

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