The former employee of Bogorodsky maniac revealed details of his life

Dmitry Artamoshin, who was arrested in Noginsk, Bogorodsky city district, on charges of committing serious crimes against women, constantly beat his wife, and after her escape, he showed signs of paranoia. A former employee of a man named Roman told Izvestia about this on October 20.

He said that he worked for Dmitry until he finally "went off the rails." Then Roman found out that his employer regularly beats his wife Polina. The woman turned to Roman for help, and then, having received it and escaped, disappeared, having previously written to her husband that she was going to rehab.

The man also claims that he saw everything that was happening between one of the victims, Alyona, and the detainee. Artamoshin was afraid that his "sweetheart," who helped him recover from drug use and put him on IVs, would keep her constant promise and leave him, so he handcuffed her.

Roman recalls that he saw other girls next to the maniac who were just with him. The man knows nothing about their fates. The man, summing up his story, clarified that when he quit, he began to receive threats from his former employer against himself and his wife.

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A source from Izvestia reported on the same day that the Noginsk City Court had arrested Artamoshin, who is charged with crimes such as rape, sexual assault and murder. One of his surviving victims, Anna T., spoke about how she escaped death. She said that she managed to escape from the maniac back in the summer of this year. At the same time, the girl claims that after she got out, she was helped by a man involved in the military, whom she refused to name, who went with her to a private clinic to record beatings and injuries.

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