Andrei Sibiryakov

Andrei Vladimirovich Sibiryakov (; 28 February 1964 – 5 August 1991), known as The Maniac from Lenenergo , was a Soviet serial killer who killed five people between December 1988 and January 1989.

Biography Sibiryakov was born in Leningrad on 28 February 1964. At a young age, he was first convicted of hooliganism, and after his release, he married. The absence of any prospects and his reluctance to work eventually led Sibiryakov down a criminal path. By the time of his attacks, he lived in the city of Pushkin (a municipal town in St. Petersburg). Subsequently, the interior minister of the homicide department of the Central Internal Affairs Directorate of St. Petersburg, Alexander Malyshev, who directly participated in the investigation of Sibiryakov's crimes, said the following about him:Cquote They could only take it to the construction site, but in the same place it's necessary to work. He went there several times, with only construction clothes to wear and did not go out anymore...

In one of the issues, the presenter of "600 Seconds" Alexander Nevzorov said: The next day, Sibiryakov called and arranged a meeting on the railway platform "Prospect Glory" in Pushkin. He dressed in construction clothes and wore a helmet, which he owned from his previous job. Snatching money from the police car, the killer rushed to get away, crossing the railway tracks right in front of a train in order to escape law enforcement officers. However, on the other side, there was an on-duty policeman who rushed after him in pursuit. They noticed that the killer had disappeared into a basement, and blocked him. He then changed clothes and tried to leave through the entrance, but was detained. Soon after his arrest, the killer confessed to his crimes. At his home, most of the stolen items were found, and Sibiryakov's neighbours subsequently retrieved gold items that had been robbed from them.

The court sentenced Andrei Sibiryakov to death, and he was executed by shooting on 5 August 1991.