‘Werewolf': Russia’s most deadly serial killer, cop who killed 83 women, pleads Putin to join Ukraine war

Moscow: The most brutal serial killer in Russia’s history–an ex-cop who in his zeal for ‘moral policing’ killed over 80 women–has requested President Vladimir Putin to release him so he can join the war against Ukraine.

Reports reveal that Mikhail Popkov, a former policeman, was dubbed “The Werewolf” after murdering 83 women between 1992 and 2012.

Although he has only ever admitted to the lower amount, it is actually believed that he has victimised somewhere between 200 and 300 people.

As per the prosecutors, his modus operandi were to seek out women who engaged in behaviour that he deemed to be “immoral”.

He used to flirt with them, offer the women a ride home in his police car, and then brutally murder them.

Knives, axes, and screwdrivers were the equipments he used to inflict fatal injuries on his victims before horribly
raping their lifeless bodies.

The victims hardly doubted him given his police uniform, reports say.

Reportedly, he has now decided to back the Russian cause.

Strangely, Russian officials also allowed the state TV to interview him last week while he was being held captive and begged to join Putin’s army.

Watch a small portion of the interview here.

A Russian serial killer would like to go to the front. But not now, when it's cold, because the cold doesn't serve him