vladimir tsyp, a bandit from the nineties, ended up in vk-6 for the murder of eight people, six men and minors, as well as theft, this beast operated in ryazan and odessa. is one of your relatives coming to visit you on a date? no, there are no relatives, you have some, some are left, where are you from? from ryazan from ryazan, yes, well ex-wife, son, brother, elder, well, we don’t communicate, you don’t communicate with anyone, no, that is, in principle, you have nowhere to go, well, if that’s the case, well, you can always find somewhere to go, as they say, if, with god’s help , i free myself, they will be accepted into the same monastery; it’s even hard to imagine that such a murderer as vladimir tsyp could ever be among us, traveling. on the bus, go to the store, walk along the streets, but the chick does not lose illusory hope and, at any opportunity, says that he believed in god, and lives only according to god rules, his lamentations don’t look sincere, i won’t drink either, not even beer, i ’m already drunk, i ended up here, so if god gives me freedom, then first of all... for

for you - to imagine that such a murderer as vladimir tsyp could someday be among us, ride the bus, goets, but the tsyp does not lose ghostly hope and at any opportunity says that he has believed in god , and he lives , they say, only according to god’s rules, his lamentations don’t look sincere, i won’t drink either, not even beer, i’m already drunk, i’m done here. so if god gives me freedom, then first of all, for me, the commandments of god, then the law. why didn’t you think about god in the ninety-first, ninety-second year, i can answer this, you know how, there were two crucified thieves on one side of christ, they thought about it before, and one thought about it when he was already crucified, already on the cross, he’s already done everything, he’s already crucified, he’s already done nothing.” with a clergyman who often visits the mordovian colonies, the condemned, of course, those who really believe, tell father john about the most secret things. every person has a chance to forgiveness, firstly, so i think that the position of the church on this matter is also, so to speak,

vladimir tsyp, a bandit from the nineties, ended up in vk-6 for the murder of eight people, six men andhis record includes rape of minors, as well as theft, and this beast worked in ryazan and odessa, come to you - imagine that such a murderer as vladimir tsyp could someday be among us, riding on a bus , go to the store, walk along the streets, but the chick does not lose illusory hope and, at any opportunity, says that he believed in god and lives they say only according to god’s rules, his lamentations don’t look sincere, i won’t drink either, not even beer, i’m already drunk, i ended up here. so if god gives me freedom, then first of all for me are the commandments of god, then the law, why didn’t you think about god in ninety-one, ninety-two, i can answer this, you know how, it was also on the same side with christ two thieves crucified, they had thought about this before, but one thought when he was already crucified, already on the cross, he had already done everything, already crucified, nothing has been fixed. therefore, i think that the position of the church on this matter is

it’s even difficult to imagine that such a murderer as vladimir tsyp could someday be among us, ride eets, but tsyp does not lose ghostly hope and at every opportunity he says that he believes in god, and lives only according to god’s rules, his lamentations do not look sincere, and i won’t even drink. beer, i ’m already drunk, i ended up here, so if god gives me a special one, then first of all for me are god’s commandments, then... he turns to religion. we met with a clergyman who often visits mordovian colonies. the condemned, of course, those who really believe, tell father john about the most secret things. every person has a chance for forgiveness, firstly, that's why i i think that the church’s position on this matter is also, so let’s say, why not forgive people. he brought sincere repentance, that is, after so many years, i think, a person could change for the better, god is all merciful, he forgives, god absolutely loves everyone, and he is waiting for us all absolutely, that ’s why we must, we are like prodigal children , which you remember the wonderful story is that when

and this is a working cell, behind a sewing machine is the killer vladimir tsyp, what are you sewingogether, does it turn out beautiful? yes, is it normal to wear one like this in the wild? yes, i think, of course, it’s good, are you fulfilling the norms, have you already mastered the specialty for a free life? ready? all lifers in the mordovian colonies, as well as ordinary people at large, are completely different, they have one thing in common: a criminal past and the shed blood of innocent victims. many of them have already applied to the court with a request for parole; refused. based on the stated satisfaction guide. conditional early release denied. convict, do you understand the court's decision? yes, in general. those sentenced to life imprisonment are entitled to parole. in connection with the preparation of materials for the court, the personality of the convicted person is assessed, how he served his sentence for the entire period of time, his attitude to work, study, for the entire period of serving his sentence, his attitude to the crime committed. including the sentenc

happened in our lives that we can’t have it any other way, and this is a working cell, the killer vladimir tsype you now you’re sewing, luxury, prague luxury, we’re putting it together, it’s beautiful, and you’re free.” convict, do you understand the court’s decision? those sentenced to life imprisonment have the right to parole. liberation. in connection with the preparation of materials for the court, the personality of the convicted person is assessed, how he served his sentence for the entire period of time, his attitude to work, study, for the entire period of serving his sentence, his attitude towards the crime committed, whether he repented or not. the final word in this matter lies with the court, one of them is the zubovo-polyansky district court of the republic of mordovia. for you, as a judge, how serious, how difficult would it be to make a decision that a person sentenced to life imprisonment would be released. yes, that's it the decision will probably be made very, very difficult, very difficult, because by studying the documents presented, including the sentences for which they w