Creepy Man creates REAL Human Dolls… to be his ОWN Сhіldrеn
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This is gonna sound weird, but it’s a bit relieving to hear a case that doesn’t involve a brutal murder or sexual assaults or anything like that. This is definitely a good Halloween time story - just creepy and disturbing.
Not weird at all imo.
I was also relieved that no live children were hurt, though Anatoli certaintly was as a child. Sad for him, the parents of deceased girls and his parents.
Yes it really is bad and not ok, but he is trying to preserve them and not destroy or sexually assault them… it’s true mental illness, not dangerous… I mean it’s wrong and bad and I would be upset if it were my daughter right?… but yet he is preserving then and “playing “ with them.. idk odd and hard to explain
My thoughts, exactly.
Did you not hear the part of his violent sexual assault when he was 9? Although he went on and did terrible things, he WAS a victim then.
@2112Adventures came to say the same thing 😞
I'm from Russia. My older collegue used to live next to him. Nothing but how kind, intellegent, caring for animals and elders this man was. He helped to build playground for kids in his neigbourhood by donating 45% of his income. It sad how parents can traumatize their children by their vicious actions
I feel incredibly sad for this man. What he done was sick and obviously inexcusable but my heart honestly breaks for him. It doesn’t mention a lot about his early days but it seems his parents weren’t the kind of parents where he felt comfortable telling them about his trauma at 12. And diagnosed schizophrenia how come that wasn’t picked up earlier? And they were gone 6 months a year when did this start? Was he left alone a lot as a child? So many people let this man down when in his head he was only doing the right thing. Yes it was wrong and Ive honestly thought long and hard about if it were my child he’d done this to, and I can’t help but think I’d forgive him. Not excuse him, but I think knowing what I know about him I’d be able to forgive to an extent. He wasn’t murderous he was just a mentally unwell person that had no one in his corner despite him seemingly being in everyone else’s corner when needed if that makes sense 🤷🏼♀️ I don’t know. This story just shook me in a whole other way and made me feel sad for him
@@Nellzyknows he was not stupid, and even..a recognized linguist! i think he was a very lonely kid..with schizophrenia! the parents never saw it?probably..
His parents didn't cause it though. Some pervs and some weird religious people messed him up. I honestly feel bad for the dude.
He likely didn't "use" the bodies for necro-weirdness either..
I dunno. This guy needed help...
He didn't seem bad or evil but just someone who had been hurt as a kid and he dont want these dead kids buried and left like being abandoned yes not right take them but thank god all he did was dress them up made them dolls not do anything bad just seems like needs help like a therapist
I feel sorry for both Anatoli and the childrens families. I dont think he intended to terrorize anyone. I think he genuinely thought he was taking care of the children and loving them. Which is so sad. I definitely feel empathy for what those poor families had to go through during this though.
You said that perfectly & that's exactly how I feel about it. I hope everyone involved can find peace of mind & somehow release from all the pain of grief they've endured!
I have always felt that way about this case. He was just so mentally ill and traumatized. But yes, those poor families. I know I'd feel different if it were my own child he did this to.
Yes exactly. He was probably in psychosis, and thought that he was genuinely talking to the girls and helping them. It doesn’t make what he did okay, and the families never deserved that trauma on top of their grief, though I genuinely don’t think he was doing this out of a place of malice
super late reply lol but yes i think he genuinely believed he was caring for them which is quite sad
I’m glad other people feel bad for him he was incredibly lonely and obviously sick… he didn’t do anything sexual and he was trying to nurture not harm… this story was heartbreaking
Am I the only one who actually feels sorry for him? He's very sick and what he did was so disturbing and disgusting but knowing that he actually "cared" for the "dolls" and didn't do anything sexual to them just hits different for me, I don't know why.
That's what I was thinking 😢 because we have so many cases all around the world where kids get :(
i know what you mean. i know in my head this is wrong but at the same time i can’t help but feel bad for him because he had problems and was dismissed. and as wrong as this is at LEAST he didn’t kidnap living kids
Agree- he was failed repeatedly as an innocent kid, and should never have had to struggle like that, in the first place.
I do agree that he's clearly disturbed and it isn't exactly something he wanted for himself but it still just makes me feel so disgusted that he could be released. As sick as he was too do what he did, he is obviously still sick (though medicated) but he could always decide to stop his medication and revert back to his unstable mental self.
I feel sorry for him too
Am I the odd one out saying I actually feel somewhat bad for Anatoly? There is definitely childhood trauma, he was very lonely, and I believe he really did think he was doing something good for these children. Of course it’s horrible what was done to their bodies, but it’s one of the few cases I actually feel a little bad for the creepy guy.
No. I have heard this story a few times. I understand that the parents of these people have gone through so much due to his actions. But. I also don’t think he did this out of malice. I think he did it out of love. And no, I honestly don’t think he should be locked away forever for it. I’m just being honest.
i feel bad too. He didnt had any bad intentions. Well to him. To us it may strike as odd and delusional but to him, he was taking care of them.
I can understand your feelings and still with his condition there was a possibility that he could go further. I can't give a lot of details but there was info that he kinda planned in his diary to have a take on alive kids, and nobody knows what he could have done with them. Still he was an intellectual, very good at his studies of funeral cultures. I feel like in the US or in Europe he could have received the help he needed and proceed with his research, not digging up people.
No, I agree. It's a horribly tragic case and untreated schizophrenia is one of the most horrible things a person can have to live with. Now that there's so many treatment options with good results this guy should be given a chance to have some semblance of a normal life. He shouldn't be hated still unless he continues his behavior. People forget that while his actions hurt those families, it also completely ruined his own life on every level.
@@Psytezie Good news is that nowadays there's injectable slow release medications for schizophrenia that have pretty good results. In cases like his there should just be some court ordered monitoring and documentation of him receiving his medication to keep him from going off the deep end again. Unless he's one of the rare ones that reacts badly to all the current variations of the medicines, he should be able to be reformed.
This was an incredibly intellectual man whose mental illness was ignored at a young age. He was deeply disturbed and incredibly unwell. I actually felt sorry for him that he was beaten by people in the hospital including staff. This man could have been an incredibly important figure in human history with his intellect, but mental illness took him instead. This story made me sad , but not in the usual ways other cases do
I know its incredibly sad all the way around...thats what my husband said, what a waste of an incredible mind
Thank you for uncovering this case! In Russian Christianity there is a tradition to kiss the dead goodbye. Children are often scared, so people around can force them to kiss the dead in their forehead (it's considered rude not to).
We do it in Malaysia too. I'm Catholic and Indian and we do it here too. We kiss on the forehead too. Mostly dead relatives.
That's horrible. No-one, adult or especially a child should be forced to kiss a dead person. That must traumatise a lot of people! 😢
I do feel really bad for this guy - I'm not excusing his actions, but he was very clearly a very sick man. He needed help and the system failed him. I feel bad for the families that were hurt, obviously, but I never really can bring myself to fully condemn him. He was so clearly not in his right mind :c
Same his intentions were not bad he was just really lonely
I have some sympathy for him but he went SO far. It's not as if he was out of his mind for this entire course of time. At any point he could have taken steps to change his actions but he didn't. I think it's ok to offer sympathy AND say he's dangerous and shouldn't be out in the world.
@@jacqueline6124how was loneliness to blame for him taunting the family of the child he'd already taken?
He needs serious help Yes. Empathy people EMPATHY please
@@maloryj7165I agree. It’s very sad but allegedly he even told people not to bother re-burying the bodies because he would just dig them up again when he got out…he needs to be supervised very closely.
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💯 agree! Love Danielle's passion and empathy.
Agreed! Tea fixes a lot of things ....but really?!?! 😂
That made me laugh so hard 😂
Call me crazy, but I think everyone who told him no to adopting a little girl were correct.
We lived down the road from a graveyard and when my daughter was 2, we were walking through it and my little girl walked up to a gravestone and pet it saying "there there. It's ok". It was the sweetest thing 💕
I think it's beautiful to look at old gravestones and think about the dead. I feel like it's acknowledgment that these people still existed, even if no family comes to visit them anymore.
Totally agree ❤
There is a YT account of a guy who cleans up tombstones that are like 200 years old and cleans and polishes them. I think it's such a nice, sweet gesture for a complete stranger. Especially the baby gravestones with little lambs on them.
I agree..
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Typically the Historical Society within that city will go out to the cemeteries & clean the 🪦
I’ve even seen volunteers doing it!
Me too! Graveyards & forests are where I feel at peace.
I HATE how children's mental health is belittled by doctors just bc they are "too young" 😤 speaking from experience, I don't think it changed much at all..
I was reluctantly diagnosed bipolar at thirteen. They also didn’t want to treat my symptoms with medication. They said that because I was a child, my diagnosis could change. Twenty years later, still bipolar. If they had treated me appropriately, I may not have suffered for as long as I did.
This!!! This is what I am going to school for, I want to be a child psychologist/counselor so that I can be one of the good ones who helps kids process their thoughts and emotions and help treat them how they deserve to be treated, with the same respect we give to adults and their mental states.
You are so right, I listen to the grandkids with a open mind, u can tell if they lie, I pull them up on it. But my grandkids tell the truth. I asked why did u fib, there answer is “you won’t believe me” I corrected that very quickly. People need to learn especially adults, get down to the child’s level, try n think like a child remember we were all kids. It’s just so sad when u see kids and u can see that something has happened. This world is so god dam sad.
I experienced this, but with physical health issues. One example: I ruptured a disc in my back when I was 8, my parents didn't believe me, no one believed me because "you're too young to have back problems" so I was either making it up or I was "believing Satan's lies" about my back. I couldn't get anyone to look at it until I was 35, cuz I was "too young" More adults need to realize that just because it's less common for children to have certain mental or physical health issues, that doesn't mean they can't, and very few children make up symptoms, especially mental health symptoms. Children should be treated with the same respect, compassion, and autonomy as adults.
I live this DAILY. I always say how I'm feeling, and i also search it a lot on medical journals about psychology and what i could possibly be tending to have, informating myself. But whenever i say anything to a psychologist or psychiatrist they don't even think, and already say it's because of my age, that I'm a teenager still, that it will pass, it's not that bad or it can't be that bad cause you're very young blah blah blah. Like people only start to have feelings when they're pass 25 or smth. I thought they were the ones to know that NO MATTER THE AGE, only you know what YOU are feeling, and that you should always believe when someone open up, SPECIALLY to a supposed professional. Literally anyone knows that if the person has the luck of being able to go to a metal health professional while they're still young, the more probable this person won't get A LOT worse later. But they just ignore. Guess in all the years of studying that they passed weren't enough to know something so crucial that anyone that google it will find in the first link.
What really gets me is he took better care of these deceased children than some women like Erika Murray, Shelley knotter, or Angela Mcnaulty. I really feel for Anotoli. Sounds like he just wanted to love someone.
hi, great video as always) I want to clarify something about “people in robes”. At that time, religion was prohibited in the Soviet Union, so the priests secretly performed funeral, wedding and baptism rituals at home. so those whom Anatoly saw were praying priests. It’s so awful that he was forced to kiss the girl’s forehead, but regarding the “wedding”, this is also a possible situation because at that time some believed that before death it was necessary to get married (unmarried girls could be buried in wedding dresses specifically for this purpose). 40 days can also be explained through the religious beliefs of the Orthodox about the soul transformation. I hope I clarified a little the ritual that so traumatized Anatoly as a child, but for adults who know about Orthodoxy in the Soviet Union or were born back then, it does not look so mysterious even now. thanks again for the video❤
Thank you for that insight!
I immediately thought the same thing.
As an Orthodox I wanted to say same, we still have this ritual of performing marriage before burial but the live person usually agree to do this is nothing forced.
My husband grew up in the Soviet Union in the worst of the religious prohibitions. It was every bit as horrible and scarring as you can imagine.
Thank you for the information very helpful
Hi Danielle:) Yes, abandoned grave in Russia means no one is visiting it. It is the family's responsibility to visit the grave regularly, clean it , maintain it, do the weeds, plant flowers etc. So you can always tell abandoned graves as no one looks after them and the headstones start to collapse and grave gets overgrown. In terms of quantity of graves at a graveyard, it would of course depend on the city etc but as an example Vagankovskoe graveyard in Moscow has approx 500,000 graves just on it's own.
Pretty similar here in the us the older the cemetery/graveyard the family would have maintained the grave. Most cemeteries don’t maintain individual graves that’s up to the family… but some cemeteries do. If the family dies off or moves the grave is „abandoned „…
WOW! That's a crazy amount of graves!!
The cemetery where my parents are buried takes care of the grounds, and so you can't put the tall headstones on the grave anymore. They said that it gets in the way of their mowing. Like it's so hard to go up and back in a line.
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I’ve always felt so bad for him to be honest. He clearly couldn’t fathom how insane his actions were and felt that he was taking care of these “dolls”.
i feel similar
I can't feel bad for someone who does sick & twisted things like this, this was disturbing & messed up on so many levels
@@rickylee1615 it’s ok if you don’t feel bad for him. I still do.
@@angelang222 I just think it's incredibly sickening for the families of these children & I feel awful for them, but I respect your point angelang 🙂
@@rickylee1615father of one of those dolls-girls sed that he-necropolist took better care of his daughter after death than he,the father did while she was alive.This Guy was not really creepy,he was mentally disturbed.he was not sexually assaulting,using their bodies,he’s very intelligent guy who talks multiple already (even dead )languages,he’s studied cemeteries-necropolis and burial rituals as professor and after reading some magic books,rituals of body conservation,mummy’s making,some resurrection rituals started to believe he could possibly resurrect them and those who first would deserve to be resurrected was children+he didn’t had own children,wanted to have children but as he was not married,was denied option of adoption,so resurrecting a child(as in his books)was only,,logical,,way he could get his children..I’m more scared from people like his parents,who didn’t notice nothing wrong with those dolls and people who did funeral ritual of dead girl,forcing him marry dead girl(I believe that one really took him over the edge and made huge spiritual and mental impact and turned him into necromant he became)
You’re not crazy for liking graveyards. My Mom, Aunt and I visited a (sad part ahead) children’s Spanish flu, polio, measles section from the 1910 - 1930. It was hidden in a patch of trees bc it was too sad for others to have to view them.
Well, we went there looking for a member of our family for genealogy. It was very still and kinda sad. We walked around reading the names and said little prayers for all of them.
All of the sudden a gentle breeze came through and the leaves started being “thrown” in the air, almost like children playing with them. They were swirling around landing on our heads and this incredible peace came over the whole area. I don’t like to say it, but we felt there was so much joy there. “They” we’re happy to be remembered. It was a beautiful moment.
Thank you for letting me share that with you! 😊
I think the most tragic thing about this case is the fact that there were so many young girls who died for him to dig up.
This case makes me extremely sad, how his parents failed him by not believing in what he was saying, and him later committing these horrific crimes against these children and their families. Everything is terrible.
I know that what I am about to say may sound super weird but I honestly believe Anatoly had super nice intentions. Even though he had no right to steal corpses, but think about it in a different way, he is actually trying to give these girls a nice life (which of course is not possible) but he cared about their details, he cared about entertaining them, he cared about their birthdays etc. It's sick but still I can see his pov
Sad thing is, I agree. I feel bad for him and the parents of the girls.
I agree with you and I hope the parents of the girls can find forgiveness in their hearts. It seemed like he had good intentions and just wanted to make the girls happy in the afterlife. Maybe he could communicate with them. It's really not good to judge others so harshly.
I'm praying for him and the parents and the spirits of the girls. I hope they can all find peace, and that the families never forget or neglect the spirits of these little ones.
I completely agree with you. All the delusional sickness aside, he wasn’t sexually attracted to them and he never killed any little girls. That one situation in his childhood was enough to twist the minds of the best of us. I have sympathy for him
Agreed
it's a sad case really, the boy was traumatized as a child and it never left him. He clearly needed help, but I actually felt bad for him. To be so lonely to go as far as he did, is truly tragic. At least he cared for them like children and wasn't a pervert like so many others in these stories.
This may be sick, but it was also a response to very deep grief. I feel so much for the families of these children. It's so unfair to them to not only lose their children, but to also have their last resting place desecrated, to lose the last of what was physicaly left of them. To know that their daughters did not get to rest in peace. That part is unforgivable. However, I also feel for Anatoli. This may well have felt to him like the only place he could express his love that it would not be rejected. You often hear of men sexually assaulting bodies in these kinds of cases, but I have a feeling that he would actually be repulsed by this. Possibly repulsed by sex in general. The whole situation is profoundly heartbreaking. Imagine what kind of person he could have been had he not been so traumatized early on. He showed more personal investment of time and energy caring for the dead children of others than I often see many parents do for their own living ones. Maybe I'm fucked up for saying all this, but it's just how my mind is processing this situation. It is a massive undertaking to process devastating trauma with a mind that evolved primarily to eat berries in a cave without becoming psychologically disturbed in some way. It can take years of professional help to even recognize we have an issue that needs help. People who are isolated have very little hope of getting through it in a healthy way, no matter how smart they are.
I agree this is a refreshing case where there is no direct murder or sexual assault. The horror of walking into a house where human corpses have been turned into “dolls” is much different than SA or murder, but still no less sad or disturbing. I also agree, walking through a cemetery can be a calming experience. If you need fresh air and nature, but still need to cry or process heavy emotion, a cemetery is a great place to do that. It’s like, if you’re sad, the spirits will gather around and offer you comfort, and there’s something about thinking about other people’s lives that puts your own into perspective.
I couldn't have said it better myself!
So glad you managed to get the video back up. It’s awful that CZcams keep restricting your videos. Thank you for working so hard to make amazing content ❤
I’m so glad you’re covering a russian case! I haven’t seen many English-speaking creators do this, even though there’s a ton of creepy stuff in russian true crime. If you ever need any help with translations or research, I’d be happy to help❤️
I actually feel sorry for him. It's horrible that he ended up locked up, zombified, beaten and abused because he was traumatized so badly as a child. If that had never happened to him, imagine what he could have achieved with such a brilliant mind. He learned 13 languages that fast? Incredible!
Tragic all around.
I can't be mad or disgusted at Anatoli. He's not well and really thought he caring for the girls and being respectful. This is beyond sad.
I feel for the families, and I would be upset if someone disturbed the grave of my loved ones. But I'm alive and remember them as being alive. If Anatoli had collected thousand year old mummies, would so many still say he needs to be locked up forever or put to death? His motivation wasn't for novelty or shock factor... he was sad, lonely, and is mentally ill. There were voices only he could hear, and the girls gave those voices physical manifestations. I choose to have compassion amd sympathy for someone who was severely traumatized and completely failed by his doctors early on.
I also feel for him, such a lonely life and no one helped him as a child (such traumas he experienced) and to be beaten at mental institution, including staff is extremely sad.
Definitely belongs in a hospital not prison
To whoever is reading this keep going, you're doing fine! No matter how slow your progress, each new week is filled with tiny steps forward. Be proud of yourself you got this! Much Love from Germany ❤
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Needed this today thankyou x
This is so sweet. Many blessings to you.
Thank you for spreading kindness. So many of us need this, I hope you have a wonderful day x
This reminds me of a documentary I saw where a group of scientists mummify a recently-deceased man (he'd had terminal cancer, and they got permission from him and his wife before doing this). It was very interesting to watch the steps of the process.
It was sad, too, because the video included clips of interviews of the subject before he died. At one point, he said it was a shame he wouldn't be alive to watch the video because he loved documentaries. 😢
This is such a disturbing case, and as a parent I would be upset if my child’s body and resting spot was disrespected in such a way. However, this man went through so much as a child and clearly struggled with mental health issues. Everyone around him failed him as a child. He was just looking for company, although he went about it the wrong way obviously. I hope all his victims and their families are at peace, now.
We appreciate Danielle's dedication and consistency on this platform. She makes sure that we receive quality cases worth learning more about in detail.
I’d love to request another Australian story please!!!! Ivan Milat is considered one of the worst murderers in Australia and his story is fascinating ❤ thank you so much for always producing AMAZING content and sharing not only the perpetrators story but the victims too
Oh I’ve heard about the Ivan Milat case, Danielle would love for you to eventually get to this one!
As an Australian I’d love to see Danielle cover the Milat case 🇦🇺
The Ivan Milat case is so fascinating!! Although, I have a cursed ear worm from the episode of All Killa No Filla (a fantastic true crime podcast btw) where Rachel Fairburn (one of the hosts) makes up a little song about him to the Addams Family theme tune 😖😖 Every time I read his name now, all I can think about is that
YES YES YES!! I drive past mount Pritchard all the time where he picked up victims and I’ve been to balangalow state forest SOO many times.. please if you do this case, mention the weird nephew and the conspiracy theory of him helping too! pleaseeee
And his pathetic nephew. I get second hand embarrassment hearing about Matthew Milat.
CZcams needs to leave our Danielle alone! Your videos are always interesting and respectful. True crime is a hugely popular topic and I look forward to your videos each week. I know you work hard to do your research and you are a fantastic “story teller”. I hope you’ll be able to find out why You Tube is restricting your material because you deserve to have this channel be popular and monetized. Keep your head up and we❤ you!!
I am loving these creepy cases! Not murder or s*xual abuse, just absolutely sick and scary stuff
I go the the cemetery frequently to visit my daughter that passed away last year (her name is Danielle as well!) and I very much enjoy spending time there. It’s quiet, there’s lots of wildlife to watch and I usually tidy up my daughter’s plot and sometimes I’ll clean up some of the others as well. Very peaceful there in my opinion!
I’m sorry for your loss. 🙏
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Thing is, there's a lot of treatment options for schizophrenia now, so it doesn't make sense to continue to punish him if he truly didn't understand he was doing anything wrong prior to treatment, but is now living in reality due to a medication that works. Some of these medications are also slow release injections, so it's easy to mandate and enforce the treatment. As horrifying as this case it, it's also terribly tragic as this is clearly someone who was very very unwell and simply undiagnosed and untreated.
I have a lot of sympathy for his level of sadness/ loneliness.
As a grieving mother this is beyond terrifying. I don't know how the parents of these children survived this when it's already so difficult to survive day to day. I might not be able to finish listening!!!!
So sorry for your loss😢❤Hope you’re doing okay❤
I'm so very sorry for your loss. Sending you love and strength.
This is a case of severe mental illness, this guy had problems for years and all the people that came in contact with him pretended that there was nothing was wrong with him. If he had had some help, medication, and people around him that acutely paid attention to him and said something instead of going on like there was nothing wrong, this case would not have happened.
Absolutely!!!!
I feel bad for this guy. You know he's mentally ill from what he went thru as a child. It's creepy but really sad. At least he didn't kill anyone. I agree with having conditions after his release. Anyone who's dealt with childhood abuse need empathy and help. And about your decor for Halloween, I've sold all those things in different places I've worked. 😊
He was severely traumatized,and they chalked it up like no big deal. I don't recall what year she said this happened, but we all know mental health has just started to be taken seriously, but still nowhere to the level it needs to be. Also, I personally don't believe society realizes how hard children have it. Just imagine the whole world watching as you grew up (social media). I couldn't imagine that pressure while still learning who I was or who I wanted to be.
I just really believe these kids have it harder than most realize. Don't get me wrong, I'm not making excuses for evil moral choices. Js kids don't have it so easy like so many say.
It’s so nice to see these comments. I honestly wouldn’t blame him or think he’s some gross, sick monster. He’s a man who was failed. He did what he was comfortable doing without causing harm to anybody. The emotional damage to the parents I understand but I personally would’ve gotten my baby cremated so they could be safe in my home.
@@WhatSheSayCJ my son passed away 4 yrs ago in Dec, He was 24. I had such a difficult time with the thought of cremation but it was worse thinking of move out of Miami without him, I want him with me always So I understand what you mean
@@angelafriend8111 I totally agree about social media. My daughter got big into social media around 14 15 yrs old. She is a beautiful young lady, has a cute figure. Now she cut her hair off and dressed like a boy. I barely recognize her when she comes down from college. She's 19 now. I don't have a problem with transgender or queer people but it seems she wants to be one of them. I believe a person is born trans or gay but social media makes kids think twice about sexuality these days. She grew up playing with with dolls, baking, doing girly things now she's different. She also made this change around when her brother passed. I think that could have been part of it. I just don't know.
Thank you for another great coverage!
"Teddy bear loves honey very much" seems to be a quote from local cartoon adaptation of Winnie-the-Pooh. A tidbit to make this case even creepier.
All jokes aside, there's a sentiment that he deserves pity (and medication), not, you know, universal hatred.
Also his parents didn't actually travel all around country for six month every year, they just moved to sort of very basic 'country house' (with like only electricity available). These people are/were not posh or rich.
I love that you enjoy walking in graveyards and looking at headstones. I am actually starting a book or book of short stories where I go find the oldest grave in the graveyard I go to and create my own story with the time frame and name(ish). All respectfully but it could be fun to learn different things about all different times in history for me to be able to write these fictional stories about the people I find. I love your videos!
It’s not weird to walk around graveyards. They tend to be very quiet and peaceful places. Plus a lot of them are really pretty with flowers and nice benches along the paths.
I agree with you, my friend and I enjoy going out to the cemetery in the evening and see the solar lights that light up the grave sites ❤
Agreed. Very peaceful amd tranquil I often walked round them with my baby. Reading the stones and being respectful 🙏 very peaceful. Also visited alot of graves of people I once knew ❤
I agree too😊
@@allyw1364I agree even as a kid I loved going with my grams to place flowers on family graves it was calm, quiet, and just overall a relaxing aura is there
I agree too 😊
I do think the parents are to blame. This poor man seems to have struggled with extreme loneliness all of his life, and, at no point did they think to get him mental help (from a good doctor who could provide therapy, rather than just telling him to drink tea.) They never thought it odd that their son didn't have friends?? This was a very sad cry for help. When their son said he wanted to adopt a child, he was CLEARLY asking for help. All of this could have been prevented if someone had helped or befriended this poor lonely man.
Not entirely, mental help even today is a big yikes in Russia. Back then even more so. They might have been good parents but people simply didn't and still struggle with properly understanding mental health and how complicated it is.
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I am sure his parents had trauma of their own as well.
Hi! Philology graduate here :) I've noticed how this doesn't seem to be a word in current day English, though it certainly used to. It's basically an umbrella term for all language studies, usually specialising in either literature (pretty self-explanatory) or linguistics (the study of a language itself, its rules and its history). So basically every English major is a philologer, not only those studying exotic dead languages. Those too though, and most of them are awesome people, my very wife included!
The English word for it is "no one cares".
I actually feel sorry for him. I don't think he meant any harm and probably really did believe that he was doing a good thing. It's sad that someone so brilliant and clearly sensitive was traumatized so badly that he was driven insane. To treat him like he's a murderer that should never be released from the mental hospital is insane in itself.
yeah, it feels really different from the cases where people are obviously in it to do harm, to see people get hurt, to feel in control of other people's lives..... he didn't seem to have a cruel motive in any way
obviously what he did was wrong but he didn't kill any girls and turn them into "dolls", he wanted them to live longer and he remembered their birthdays and tried to take care of them (whatever that meant to him)
he wasn't hitting them or being sexual (as far as i know) with them or posing them in degrading ways, he was very mentally ill and thought he was taking care of them like a parent should... he wasn't, as far as i can tell, being malicious
of course his actions hurt the families and community, but he didn't do it TO hurt them.. he thought he was helping those little girls who died
it just feels so different from a serial killer who killed little girls or something, because he wasn't trying to do harm to them and they were already dead...where a killer would be doing it for a thrill or for sexual reasons or whatever else, they wouldn't be doing it to try to take care of them (unless they're also severely mentally ill and think they're helping in some way)
in the cases where the victims are already dead, it's kind of confusing because on one hand, it's awful and they're still victims
on the other, they're already dead so at least he wasn't killing people
I appreciate that you consistently refer to the girls and women as exactly that rather than only referencing them as "the body" or "the corpse".
The fact you stated the neighbors could smell the decaying bodies, leads me to believe that the parents knew what was going on..
Your sense of smell dims as you age... But I agree... With that many corpses... They must have either have had an equally disgusting house... Or they must have known.
The house was really dirty tho, they may have just thought it was some weird smell from the lack of cleaning since it was horders level dirty. And maybe sense of smell wasn't all there anymore. Definitely enough to justify them not smelling or just not putting two and two together. Also they must've had a different kind of smell after mummified. Since non of the neighbors immediately recognized the smell of death. Don't think many know the smell of a mummy vs straight up raw corpse
i think it’s one of those “nose blind” situations
I agree and looking at only a couple of photos of the house, they most certainly didn’t look like dolls.
Even if they did. They had a choice of going to police or to put him in a psychiatric hospital. And this is Russia, they knew what his life would be like at either of these institutions and theirs one people find out
I don’t understand how it took the cops so freaking long to figure out who was doing all this!! You would think that they would have set up surveillance cameras or even had an officer keep an eye on the graveyard after Olga’s parents reported the notes or especially after they requested Anatoly’s help in finding the person committing these heinous crimes!
Love that you do cases that ive never heard of. This is so awful could you imigine how the parents or any siblings must have felt upon hearing their precious children were disturbed and abused by this monsters.
I don't believe Anatoli meant this out of disrespect. I believe he has lost all concept of reality and appears to have had a sicotic breakdown. It's also sad that his parents didn't even notice. And why can't they give petofils the same sentence and treatment they gave to him ?
He had selfish needs and is disturbed. It has nothing to do with respect at all. It's officially forbidden by law, also he destroyed Islamic graves out of a fashion. He doesn't know the concept of respect
Woah, Danielle, thanks for getting this reposted again so quickly! Sorry you (like many other creators, as well, unfortunately) have to deal with such very strict monetization issues when covering true crime.
This is the one story I actually feel bad for the perp Bc he MUST have been extremely lonely to have gone this far & with serious mental discord within himself. His young experiences with what he was forced to do..definitely triggered this. All victims in this story; I feel deeply sorry for.
Hi Danielle! I just wanted to tell you that you're story-telling, voice, and accent only add nothing but pure enjoyment when I watch your videos. I feel so warm and relaxed listening to you tell all of these stories and I find that it helps ease the blow of some of these topics a bit. :)
What they did to him with Natasha was interesting, like you said about how some cultures do things like that. My grandmother has told me and my brothers that in parts of China and Taiwan, there are some beliefs that a female can turn to a ghost or something of that sort that would be vengeful if they die when they are single. Some people will go to lengths to try to marry their dead unmarried daughters to young men who are alive and single without them knowing. Many young foreign men are advised not to pick up red envelopes with money in them that may be found randomly on the floor. They call them ghost marriages. The families of the dead girl will put a picture of her with her lock of hair in the envelope, and if a man picks it up the family sees it as fate and that man is forced into a marriage with the dead daughter. His experience with Natasha reminds me of this.
I feel absolutely terrible for Anatoli, it’s heartbreaking how he was failed so badly as a child
The families of those poor children shouldn’t have had to go through that either
Really this entire case is horrifically sad for everyone involved, I’ve never come across anything like it before
What he did to those parents and those poor deceased little girls' bodies is beyond despicable. I'm relieved he didn't additionally SA'd those corpses, but honestly all those things that he did to them (stuffing with music boxes????) is just so sick and twisted by itself, it's unbelievable. I can't even imagine what the families must've felt after discovering what fate befell their children after they died...
I know some people are insanely disturbed by this, and I mean yea it is wrong and disturbing but nothing like a person who harms living people. He had no intention of harm, and he was respectful of the bodies as far as not in anyway hurting them (the heads that fell off he replaced but he didn’t dismember them…the music boxes were additions of beauty in his mind but again not cruel towards the corpses) or treating them in sick ways. There was nothing sexual, nothing demonic, nothing ritualistic. He was just so damn lonely and no one living wanted to be with him so he found a way to not be alone without hurting a living soul. It’s sad really. Sick yes. He was ill. But he wasn’t cruel, or sexually twisted, or cruel. It’s just sad all around 😞 he had a sad life and was clearly very very sick.
Agreed. This is sick and twisted but I don't think he's evil or as horrible as people are saying. He didn't hurt or kill anyone. It's disrespectful to the deceased and their families. He's obviously very disturbed but not evil.
I agree, I feel horrible for the parents of these children. But, he is easily forgiven in my eyes. The things he did were terrible, sickening and wrong. But, it’s clear he’s extremely mentally unstable. In some ways I kind of feel bad for him. I don’t.
I will say I appreciate your shift into these creepy and weird cases. It’s not as debased but JUST as fascinating
I've only just subscribed, but I've watched several of these videos. This is, I think, the only channel that tells the horrible stories of dispicable crimes that leaves me informed but not dirty and wrong for finding this stuff interesting. What a beautiful presenter with a beautiful presense who brings the humanity back to the inhumane.
The fact that some people think this pure soul would toy with hexes and such 🤭. Thank you for the great content Danielle!!
As soon as you said criminal minds & dolls i remembered the exact episode you were talking about, that woman totally freaked me out. The image of them sitting around the table paralyzed dressed up as dolls drinking tea is horrific.
A lot of Criminal minds and other Crime based shows such as NCIS are based on true stories
Do you know how the Episode is called? I‘d like to watch it!
its one of the most haunting episodes for me
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That was a really good episode.
I saw a meme the other day that made me snicker; a creepy doll left on someone's porch with a note: she's your problem now. LOLOL. Love you, Danielle!
This is all around sad. I feel for Anatoly and his childhood trauma but those families whose children were dug up, I lost a child, I’m pretty sure I’d be infuriated if that happened to my baby.
21:37 you are definitely not odd or weird for the graveyard thing. I am fascinated by old graveyards. There is a strange sense of beauty to them.
This case is so very sad. It speaks to the extreme loneliness this guy was feeling. It definitely has Norman Bates vibes: what happens when someone feels very alone and is unable to make real, living friends.
I managed to watch it the first time. So creepy. It was extra awkward because I was making a crochet doll while watching it.
This is super sad honestly but in a way he’s giving them life but it’s very twisted and sick at the same time
So glad you covered this. This case has always fascinated me. I knew about the kiss he was forced to give Natasha, but I didn't know about the SA and how smart he actually was.
Glad you managed to get this back up Danielle, love your videos ❤🎉
Yayyyyy reposted!! Thank you Danielle for your awesome work (including going through the process of re-editing as CZcams took it down a couple of hours ago)! As a CM fan, I can say that this case is an eerie reminder of that episode, but come to life. I hope that Olga’s mother and the rest of her family find the peace they so deserve. Anatoli should never be released, although he never murdered- the torment he but several families through for YEARS is horrific…talking to who you think is your child but they’re not there? Appalling.
Hello Ms. Danielle, I was wondering if you would be interested in covering the case of the Yorkshire Ripper, Peter Sutcliffe. He was a serial killer that had a relatively normal childhood, yet commited brutal crimes. Please continue your amazing work, I love your videos. Have a great week!
I totally remember that Criminal Minds episode!!! Yes, they had a tea party.
I LOVE walking around really old cemeteries. The stones were hand carved and their artistry is gorgeous.
This is just unbelievable. I feel so sorry for the families of those victims, even though they were already passed, they still fell victim to this horrible man. I hope they found peace. The audacity of this man, robbing children, and acting as if they were his own.
Also good job on getting this posted so soon! I wish you the best!!
He was mentally ill. Its not audacity, its delusional. Its very sad that he had so much love to give but his mind is broken, have a little compassion
Remember that it turned out he was very schizophrenic and this all made sense to him in that condition. People under estimate just how intense schizophrenic hallucinations can be. It can be like the person is living in a whole different reality with no understanding of why it is a problem. I think he deserves some empathy given his condition and the role his childhood trauma played in shaping the forms his hallucinations and delusions took. Now that there's medications for this type of disorder that work for most sufferers, I hope he can be reformed and forgiven.
@@mummamu1970have compassion for the 26+ victims and families.
@@may-sh1en I don't believe anyone wasn't having compassion for the families, but you can do both. Compassion isn't something that must only be dished out once in any case. You can feel bad for multiple people in any given situation.
@@mummamu1970Would you say that to a parent of one of his victims. He desecrated their graves and bodies FFS!... He may have been ill, but he was intelligent and knew what he was doing was wrong.
10:51 That’s happened to me too when I was a kid. My head was pushed into the casket and I had to kiss my dead grandmothers cheek. I was 13 when it happened I think? It was seriously traumatizing. I didn’t end up doing anything horrible or illegal though.
Excellent deep dive on this case! You were right about the Criminal Minds episode being season 5, by the way. It was ep. 12 and titled "The Uncanny Valley". Super creepy and unforgettable.
That episode of Criminal Minds has always stuck with me. Your research and reporting of this case was truly something and your heart is amazing.
When it involves harming our little ones, especially disrespecting their final resting places, it just really hurts the Heart way down deep inside.
I actually feel sorry for him. He was clearly “different” and had traumatic events that shaped his life. He was smart and if he had gotten proper help, he might have truly been able to succeed in life. My heart also goes out to the families of the people who passed away and had the remains of their loved ones stolen.
You are my favourite person to watch on YT in regards to true crime. Its usually my Monday morning routine to watch your videos.
The amount of detail you put into every case is incredible, if you cover a case i have heard previously i always learn something new. You are also compassionate and talk about victims in a respectful manner. Much love from Australia.
I actually love old graveyards too.i like to sit with them,and talk to them.but never have I ever wanted to sleep in one
I almost didn't watch this one because I had seen another documentary about him. I am very glad that I decided to watch it because you have filled in a lot of my questions from the other one.
Also YES I have seen the episode of Criminal Minds with the "Dolls". It was so awful and fascinating at the same time. I really enjoy your channel and thank you for deep diving into some of these people. Not only that I just learned, at 58 years old, my life long passion of learning roots of words and languages has a name. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experiences with researching all of these subjects.
I stumbled upon your channel only a few days ago and I'm absolutely addicted to your videos already 😄 I just love the way you are telling these stories and how you construct them slowly from the beginning 😊
I'm just still confused and impressed at the same time of you being capable of telling and feeling those stories and at the same time creating a perfect makeup.. how??😂😂
Sometimes I can't even watch you because I get distracted with thoughts like "how does she put on lipstick while talking and it looks flawless??? Ah what did she say?" 😂
Anyways! I just wanted to say that this case very much reminds me of the case of Carl von Cosel. Have you heard of him? Maybe worth a video 😊 (as far as I can see, you haven't made one about him yet)
I came back from this weeks video just to kick up the algorithm from yt restrictions.
Plz dont stop with ur content, us regular ppl need it!!
GIRL you have nothing to worry about saying that guy's name! You emanate such a beautiful & positive energy and have the kindest heart, literally nothing superstitious nor supernatural could ever touch you! You're basically an earth angel, that's why you're the only true crime channel I can actually tolerate watching- you keep the usual negative energies away with your compassion and intellect. I hope you're always able to find passion in this field because you have such a gift for it! Truly appreciate everything you do 💖🌻💫
I actually just heard about these spirit marriages, it's so the young person who passes will have someone to care for them in the afterlife. This usually happens when both parties die young or disabled & are unmarried. This tradition, thank God, is dying out because it's led to people running smuggling rings, kidnapping mostly women to be killed because families pay BIG money for freshly dead women to marry their dead male family member if they're not married before death.
Pretty early on I realized I heard this guys story before but I love how you cover it! ❤️
Thanks Danielle. I like this kind of content from you, it's a nice change from the murder stories. I have said before, I would still love for you to cover missing person cases, where the person has never been found to date. There’s lots of these cases from our native England. Missing Persons and Make Up :D
Season 5, Episode 12: The Uncanny Valley
Most of the criminal minds episodes are inspired by real cases, so I love hearing you cover some of them and then I re-watch them to see the little details, like the last season with the kill kits
❤ I would be addicted to the channel that does that. Go! Start your channel with true crime creators that have coverage on criminal minds episodes🎉 ❤
I never get tired of listening to Danielle tell us about a true crime case while watching her create a beautiful work of art!!
I ain't gonna watch a woman put on makeup, I can't watch.
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That's cool, too! Watching the video isn't a prerequisite. Personally, I like to watch her transformation. The end result is nothing short of stunning!! If you don't care to watch, it's all good!
Did the family that assaulted and force Anatoly to marry their daughter ever get investigated, because they shouldn’t have been able to get away with such disgusting behavior. That story sounded traumatizing and I wasn’t even there but it was making me anxious. I also hope the man that sexually assaulted him in the ally faced prison time too.
I too like to walk around grave yards, older the better, to read the headstones. I like to think of the people and imagine their lives.
Just a personal opinion, I think cemeteries can be quite beautiful. I know it's hard to consider cemeteries as something other than a place filled with death but if you read some of the grave markers, older ones especially, you get a little glimpse into all these people's lives some of them were very short & some lived over 100 years. That being said, aside from someone looking for shelter I can't think of any reason why someone would consider sleeping in a graveyard.
So annoying that YT have been awful to you this year, you are by far one of the most caring, compassionate and hard working creators on here. Your videos are always so full of information and background of the people involved. This is one of rhe cases thay actually made me squirm whole watching it, I feel sorry for everyone involved in this case, I'm no way excusing what he did , but he needed help that he never received.. I'm with you on finding graveyards interesting to walk round, I live very close to one that i can almost see from my window, it brings me peace in a weird sort of way. Keep up the amazing work 💜
Sorry I missed your first attempt, but this one was worth waiting for the edit and watching anyway. I did look up a couple of the pictures, you're right, they were disturbing. Your plum eyes and lips (and matching nails) one of my favorite looks on you. Thank you again for your efforts. Kind of glad I didn't watch this one on my way home from the doll show though. 😅
I was doing my own makeup while listening to you. You started pronouncing some of those names and I got to laughing so hard I almost poked myself in the eye!😂 Thanks for the giggles as gruesome as some of these stories are!❤