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Quote:Horrific new details of how a nanny beheaded a four-year-old girl and paraded through the streets of Moscow with her severed head have been revealed.

The woman, dressed in a burka, threatened to blow herself up as she walked near Oktyabrskoye Pole metro station holding up the little girl's head.

Investigators claim she murdered the girl, who is believed to have learning difficulties, after starting a fire at the child's family home in a block of flats.

The burka-clad babysitter was arrested in Moscow after she walked through the streets carrying the severed head of the young girl. The nanny, Gyulchehra Bobokulova, 38, from Uzbekistan, has been arrested.

It is now known that the beheaded remains of the girl, identified as Anastasia (Nastya) Meshcheryakova, were discovered inside her cot. Her body had been dressed in her night clothes, consisting of a T-shirt and shorts.

According to local media, Bobokulova shouted in the street: 'I hate democracy. I am a terrorist. I want you dead.

'You have become so hardened, you have eliminated so many of us. Look I am a suicide bomber, I will die, doomsday will come in a second.'

She pulled the severed head out of a bag and walked near the metro station entrance in north-west Moscow.

Naturally, this is getting quite a bit of media in EE, for those of you who are over there. Like something straight out of a horror movie for me. Russian sources have suspected that, aside from mental instability, the killing was likely motivated by Islamist extremism. The interesting thing is, apparently, the family had a prior relationship with this nanny for quite some time. Could you imagine yourself in the position of the parents? I think that for many of us, looking at her picture, we tell ourselves that our "crazy-dar" would have immediately gone off and we would never have let this insane f***ing piece of **** near our kids - in reality, though, the nanny-killer looks like a typical nice uzbek woman - fairly common in Russia.

Again, extremism Islam, giving mentally ill people motive to carry out their fantasies, believing they are carrying out gods work. Most likely this woman turned on the TV a year or two ago, saw ISIS's disgusting publicity stunts, and decided that maybe the voices in her head were a higher power.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-...oscow.html
http://www.nydailynews.com/news/world/ru...-1.2549857

Post: #2

If women ruled the world, there would be no more wars!

Post: #3

Putin would do the same to this cunt, as she did to that poor child. She will soon dissapear and rightfully so.

Post: #4

Given the subject matter, the OP's screen name is eerily on the nose.

Post: #5

^Hahaha touche

Post: #6

Quote: the nanny-killer looks like a typical nice uzbek woman

Hell naw. Unless the typical uzbek woman is batshit insane.

Watch the video in the second link. Remember those killer eyes I was telling you about? There they are. Look at her in that cage and try to feel some empathy in her. You cant. Empathy is a human emotion, and that woman is not human.

Watch her wave her arms around, shes just pretending to be a person, but there are no emotions in her. She doesnt know how she is supposed to act out her feelings in that situation so she waves her arms around for the cameras like she saw kids on tv do when there are cameras around.

Post: #7

I think Putin should say that the Muslim's approach to trying to cope with the modern world is not working, and they need to reconsider the whole thing as a culture, and then emphasize his point with lots of carpet bombing.

Post: #8

I tweeted about this insane bitch a few days ago. As hellish as the story is, hopefully it will server as a trigger for nationalism in the EE and elsewhere. #ReligionOfPeace

Post: #9

She has "the eyes".

She is deranged. Her eyes have no soul, look deep into them and you get chills.

Post: #10

(03-03-2016 11:07 PM)germanico Wrote:  

Quote: the nanny-killer looks like a typical nice uzbek woman

Hell naw. Unless the typical uzbek woman is batshit insane.

She is uzbek and also schizophrenic.

Source

Quote:A brutal murder in the Russian capital has united Moscow residents in a spontaneous rally, while the silence of state TV channels has forced internet publications and social networks to offer their own theories to explain the incident.

The victim, a four-year-old girl who has not been named, was murdered in an apartment on Narodnoye Opolchenie Street in Moscow on Feb. 29 by Gulchekhra Bobokulova, an Uzbek migrant who had been working as the girl's nanny for almost one and a half years.

According to police reports, after the parents and the older son left the house in the morning Bobokulova killed the girl, beheaded her and then set the apartment on fire. When the fire was put out the child's body was found.

Bobokulova was later detained outside the nearby Oktyabrskoye Polye metro station, where she showed passers-by the severed head while shouting "Allahu Akbar" and threatening to blow herself up.

In the three days that have passed since the murder, Russian online media and social networks have produced four theories about the incident: infidelity, drugs, schizophrenia and ISIS recruitment.

During interrogation by police, 39-year-old Bobokulova admitted to having murdered the child and said she had done it because her husband had been unfaithful, reported LifeNews on March 1.

The police immediately offered the theory of the criminal being intoxicated with drugs. "Experts are not ruling out that the moment the crime was committed Gulchekhra may have been under the influence of drugs," wrote the Komsomolskaya Pravda newspaper.

In the coming days Bobokulova may be transferred to the psychiatric department of the Moscow Butyrka prison.

Then several state-level mass media sources immediately announced that Gulchekhra has been suffering from schizophrenia for 15 years. On March 2 Russia's largest publication, Moskovsky Komsomolets, published an interview with the head of the village in Uzbekistan where Bobokulova's family lives.

"Everyone here knew Gulchekhra. She was strange, putting it mildly. She's been diagnosed with schizophrenia. She's been registered at the psychiatric clinic for a long time, she had the corresponding certificate," said the village head.

There is also a popular theory on the internet that the nanny was a follower of radical Islamist ideas, in view of Bobokulova’s behavior prior to being detained by police.

The theory of Bobokulova being not insane but an Islamist extremist carried away by jihadist ideas was first put forward by the popular Sputnik i Pogrom internet publication, which published the text on March 1.

On March 2 the state RIA Novosti news agency reported that Bobokulova had been recruited to the jihadist cause by her lover, a Tajik citizen.

"According to our information, one of Bobokulova had been recruited to the jihadist cause by a Tajik citizen with whom she was romantically involved," said a representative for the RIA Novosti news agency, noting that the case clearly involves planned Islamist recruitment and not a sudden outburst of madness.

On the evening of March 1 several dozen people took part in a spontaneous memorial rally by the Oktyabrskoye Polye metro station.

The people at the rally discussed why the police had reacted so slowly to the criminal (the woman was not apprehended for almost an hour) and whether the state TV channels did the right thing by not reporting the incident. There were no flags or banners at the assembly and the people did not shout slogans, reported the RBK business daily.

In the wake of the murder, the government, concerned about a possible surge in xenophobic feeling, took steps to minimise the risk of potential “reprisals.” A source from the law-enforcement agencies told RBK that on Feb. 29 the police began talks with representatives of ultra-right movements aimed at preventing any action against ethnic minorities.

"No one has spoken to me personally, but I’m getting signals," said Vladlen Kralin, leader of the unregistered National Democratic Party (NDP).

Earlier, with the help of Tv-news-online.com and channel websites, RBK checked all the news broadcasts aired on the Perviy Kanal, Rossiya-1, NTV, REN TV and TVTS television channels after Bobokulova was detained.

Only REN TV reported on the murder and even then only in the morning, after which there were small reminders. The other channels completely ignored the news, limiting the information to text on their sites.

Post: #11

I have the Uzbek flag, and this women has no resemblance to said flag. Uzbek girls can be hot. This one just looks like the devil incarnate.

I also go to this metro stop regularly to meet a client near there. Eerie shit.

Post: #12

(03-04-2016 01:00 AM)kosko Wrote:  She has "the eyes".

She is deranged. Her eyes have no soul, look deep into them and you get chills.

You're not kidding. I get uncomfortable looking at her eyes for more than a few seconds. It's uncanny; I mean, it's just a picture. It's like there's some kind of emptiness behind them.

Post: #13

(03-04-2016 01:00 AM)kosko Wrote:  She has "the eyes".

She is deranged. Her eyes have no soul, look deep into them and you get chills.

My time as an interrogator in the Army brought me in regular, close contact with more than my fair share of "dead eye" and "burning insanity" sociopaths and psychopaths. The "soulless ones" have the flat dead eyes, while the "true believers" have the fires of hell shining through. Like it or not, but after hundreds of hours in the booth, you learn to spot it immediately. It may sound crazy, but there's a tangible difference and it doesn't make either type any less soul-chilling. It just means one will smile while they kill whereas the other has a blank look like they're picking lint off a shirt.