REN TV will show a new investigation "The Maniac next Door" on November 30

They have been released and are now living among us. The shocking data speaks for itself: 8 out of 10 serial killers go back to their old ways after being released from prison. The film crew of REN TV went to the addresses of the most violent maniacs of modern Russia to find out what is happening to them now, and can prison fix these criminals? The film will show how these people live and what they do.

Why do "Voronezh Chikatilo" Vladimir Retunsky and pedophile Alexander Kuzhilov grab axes at the sight of the camera? The film includes an exclusive candid interview with the mother of the pedophile Kuzhilov. Galina Kuzhilova is trying to justify her son, blaming the victims for everything, while the locals threaten to lynch the monster. Well, immediately after his release, Kuzhilov immediately registered on a dating site and continues to harass teenage girls. Vera Podzorova, the mother of the youngest victim of Retunsky's "Voronezh Chikatilo", 14–year-old Olga, shared her relentless pain with REN TV journalists.

Why is Permian cannibal Mikhail Malyshev, who made dumplings from human flesh, now hanging around the school dumpster? And what's life like next door to an ogre? Malyshev's neighbor, the mother of a 3-year-old child, answers this question.

Serial killer Egor Khabarov, nicknamed "The Electrician," who executed victims in a makeshift electric chair, now lives in an elite skyscraper in Yekaterinburg. How come he was allowed to work as a security guard?

Why do the scariest maniacs often look like quiet, intelligent people? How was Andrei Chikatilo really exposed, and why could the 50 murders he committed have been prevented? What has the investigator for particularly important cases, Issa Kostoev, been silent about all these years?

All this is discussed in the new documentary investigation "THE MANIAC NEXT DOOR", which will be released on Sunday, November 30, at 23:55.