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Andrei Chikatilo was a Soviet serial killer known as the "Butcher of Rostov" and the "Red Ripper" who murdered and mutilated at least 56 women and children between 1978 and 1990 in the Russian SFSR. He was a disorganized killer who saw himself as a "cleanser of society" and suffered from impotence, which psychologists believe drove him to kill as an expression of power over his victims. Chikatilo was convicted of 52 murders and executed in 1994.
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- 1. Andre Chikatilo By: Carlos Renteria Period: 3
- 3. Quick Facts Born October 16, 1934 In the Ukrain state of the USSR Had spasmodic impotence Also known as the “Red Ripper”
- 4. The Crime & Scene Murderd at least 56 women and children 1978-1990 Majority of muders took place in Rostov Oblast of the Russian SFSR
- 5. Psychological Profile Was a disorganized perpetrator Saw him self as the cleanser of society Was profiled a psychopathic
- 6. Background The reason he killed so many women was he felt it was the only way he can “orgasm” was by having power over the girl he liked. Suffered from spasmodic impotence made contact with the opposite sex very scarce. Had no real history of violence until he was an adolescent.
- 7. Legal Aspects Convicted of 52 murders Was sent to be executed. Final arrest was in November 1990 Was finally executed in 1994.