Pichushkin maniac biography

From a year there, almost every month, the bodies were found. The victims most often became homeless and alcoholics - that is, the most vulnerable. Even the police could not find the bodies of all victims. Reading time: 8 minutes. Application for self -development. Download the bloody batch Hero, or rather, the villain of today's history from childhood loved chess.

It seems that the whole world has become a chessboard for him, and people are just pawns, which the player without regret can put into expense. The maniac wanted to kill 64 people - by the number of cells on the chessboard. According to official figures, Pichushkin could not fully realize his plan, but at least 49 cells of the board he crossed out. What could turn a person into a monster devoid of empathy?

What was the childhood of the Bitsev maniac and what is his psychological portrait? Almost 4 years later, Andrei Chikatilo will commit his first murder. It is he who will become a kind of idol for the future maniac. Pichushkin’s father left his family when the boy was not even a year. Many believe that this played a role in his crimes, but in fact the male figure was present in his life.

Together with the mother of the child, his grandfather brought up, who instilled in him a love of chess. Pichushkin also had a half -sister. It would seem that the children were brought up in one family, but they grew up with completely different people. The sister found a job, married, gave birth to children - while Pichushkin “filled the cages” on his chessboard. However, once he was an ordinary child.

Unless more modest and calm than the majority. He did not hooligan and was not too sociable. And later an accident occurred. The child fell from the swing and received a head injury. As a result, complications and problems with speech arose, and his mother transferred him to a speech therapy boarding school. It remains only to assume that the difficulties in learning and speech have made an already unleasable boy an outcast at school.

He himself did not talk about bullying from classmates. However, some information about bullying later appeared in the media. So, they wrote that once after the fight, the peers took away the moped donated by his mother from Pichushkin. Anger boiled in a teenager, and at the age of 14 he himself began to attack other children. He specifically chose those who were younger and weaker.

He will choose the same unprotected, vulnerable when he matures. But while Pichushkin was just beginning to fantasize about the murders. The fate of the criminal impressed Alexander. He collected all the information that he could find, and even wore the same checkered shirts. But Alexander was going to surpass Chikatilo, and subsequently representatives of the Ministry of Internal Affairs would even express the opinion that he succeeded in the level of stiffness of crimes.

Over time, Pichushkin decided that he was above his former idol, because, unlike Chikatilo, he did not rape - he only killed. He did not have any obvious motive at all, and this greatly confused the investigation. Now imagine that your friend, whom you have known for several years, suddenly declares that he wants to kill people. With his first victim, Pichushkin was really friends.

The maniac will recall: “I studied with him from a year. And in the year he sent him to heaven. " Today it is impossible to say for sure whether Odiychuk perceived Pichushkin’s fantasy about bloody crimes seriously. One way or another, for some time he played along with a maniac. Together they discussed who would become the first victim and how exactly they would kill. But gradually it became clear that Alexander was extremely serious and really ready for anything.

Odiychuk did not find the strength to directly abandon the undertaking, and in the end it was he who became the first victim of the Bitsev maniac. Alexander strangled his friend and threw his body into the river. The maniac later reported that he knew many of the dead - "at least 20 people." He explained: "The closer the person, the more pleasant it is to kill him: you get more emotions." Pichushkin said: "The Bittsev forest is intended for two things - for murder and for love." However, in the painful picture of the world of the maniac “Murder” and “Love” clearly existed somewhere nearby.

What pathologies can we talk about in this case? What was a trigger in the process of turning into a bloodthirsty killer? The psychological portrait is obvious that Alexander has a mental disorder. Most likely, its emergence was influenced by a traumatic brain injury. Many disorders can develop due to external causes: for example, stroke, vascular disorders, tumor processes, intoxication and other factors.

Such diseases are called exogenous. What would Pichushkin be without his injury? We will not recognize this. Most likely, there were other prerequisites for the development of disorder, but in order to determine this, a more accurate study of its mental functions, genetics and collection of an anamnesis is necessary. Unfortunately, for such assumptions today there is not enough data.

After the murder of a friend, Pichushkin for a long time "tied" for a long time. But in the year, after 7 years, he committed a crime again and has not stopped since then until he was caught.Often, only a few days took place between the murders. In the year, he killed 11 people, all according to one scheme. Pichushkin rubbed into confidence in weak people in a difficult life situation: homeless, alcoholics.

He called them into the forest to drink under various pretexts, for example, to remember the deceased dog, and then dropped into the sewer hatch. Later, Pichushkin changed his handwriting, but the hatch remained in a reliable way to get rid of corpses. The murders lasted for many years. The police for a long time did not pay attention to them, attributing to suicide and accidents. The image of the victims contributed to this.

By the year, Pichushkin stopped hiding the corpses of victims. He began to kill people with a hammer, leaving the bodies right in the park. He had a new handwriting: sticks and bottles inserted into the wound in his head. And even a maniac was treated with special attention to the choice of the murder tool and bought a hammer specifically for this. The motives of crimes are extremely important in our small study, because they often hide the symptoms of disorder.

Most of Pichushkin’s victims had something in common: he killed people with alcohol addiction, homeless and other personalities who are called “asocial”. The paradox is that Alexander himself diagnosed the 2nd stage of alcoholism. But the killer did not just set himself above others, he considered himself a god or a kind of “divine tool”, which is designed to “clear this world”.

Here is one of the quotes confirming this: “Living like you is a crime before life! Life from such turns away and sends to them people like me. ” The fact that Alexander did not recognize the problems with alcohol at home, but noticed them with others, tells us that he could not critically assess the situation and his behavior. This is a sign of a mental disorder. And the idea of ​​“clearing the world” is what is called delirium in psychiatry.

This is a disorder of thinking in which painful ideas, reasoning and conclusions arise in which a person is convinced, and no one can convince him. Delirium can be a symptom of schizophrenia. Some psychiatrists argue that Pichushkin has a schizotypic disorder, which is also characterized by nonsense. Also, at the same time, the disorder has a decrease in the ability to maintain close relationships, paranoid thoughts, inadequacy of the emotional sphere, social detachment and often hallucinations.

However, neither a perverted idea of ​​justice, nor schizotypic disorder does not make a serial killer out of a person. What else is the matter? Psychiatrists made Pichushkin the diagnosis - homicidomania. This is an obsessive attraction to violence and murder. Alexander really enjoyed the process. He walked with the victims for many hours before killing them, and committing a crime, by his own admission, "felt great." Homicidomania is characteristic of people with an antisocial personality disorder.

It leads to a complete misunderstanding of emotions and feelings, but people with this disorder are excellent manipulators. The lack of their own experiences allows them to easily imitate any emotions and thereby rubbing confidence. Pichushkin said that this is how he lured his victims - "played and reincarnated."