Dmitry Golubev

Dmitry Vladimirovich Golubev (; born December 8, 1972) is an Uzbekistani-born stateless serial killer. Initially convicted of a 1991 robbery-murder in Tashkent, he was released in 2003, moving to Russia, where five years later, he murdered a trio of fishermen during an argument in Penza Oblast. For this crime, he was sentenced to life imprisonment.

Biography Golubev was born in the Uzbekistani capital of Tashkent, the son of a Greek man and his Russian wife. He then moved to Mokshan, where his mother was living, but failed to receive either Russian or Uzbekistani citizenship, and was unemployed. Angered, Gobulev stormed off back to his company, started up the car and drove towards the fishermen. He had psychological and psychiatric examinations conducted on him by the Serbsky Center in Moscow, and experts concluded that he was well-aware of his actions, and was trying to derail the investigation. Since he has no citizenship, his case transgressed on Russian laws, and he was sentenced to life imprisonment. The court also ordered him to pay 300,000 rubles to cover the material costs for the victims' funerals.