Alexander Zheltoukhov, who massacred southwest Moscow, suspected his mother and sister
west of the capital, could suffer from persecution mania. Alexander Zheltoukhov complained to his acquaintances about his sister, who allegedly dealt first with his father, grandmother, and then switched to him.
Photo: Moscow Prosecutor's Office
As MK learned, Alexander Zheltoukhov began sharing his paranoid thoughts back in 2020. Then he wrote to his acquaintances that his father, who once worked as the head of the train, was found dead in 2015 at his entrance. Alexander assured his friends that he personally was at the identification — the body of the parent was allegedly dotted with hematomas.
“I was interrogated at the prosecutor's office. They wanted to pin everything on me, but an alibi saved me. I was in another city. As soon as it turned out, the cause of death was “heart failure,” Zheltoukhov wrote in messengers.
According to him, his sister took revenge on him for childhood insults. He allegedly told his relatives that Olga had lost her virginity to a foreigner in Cyprus, calling her an «intergirl». Alexander assured that the woman did not calm down after the death of her father and deliberately fed her grandmother, who was sick with diabetes, with chocolates. And his mother blackmailed him by communicating with his only granddaughter.
Zheltoukhov was sure that his sister and her lawyer husband intended to leave him without an inheritance. Most likely, these suspicions, multiplied by scandals over the housing issue, pushed the lonely and obviously unhealthy man to commit a terrible thing.
Recall that on Sunday afternoon a man in an apartment on Dmitry Ulyanov Street shot his mother and sister, then set fire to the dwelling and committed suicide.