He began to write in Moscow newspaper announcements' want ads. Three women immediately responded to the announcements - Irina Schelkunova, Natalya Delyagina and Yulia Trofimova, the youngest being the 18-year-old Natalya  . As a child, she lived with her stepmother Galina, as her father had died when she was 13. After that, Galina kept Natalya in sexual slavery: she asked local men to help her with the housework, soldered her stepdaughter with alcohol and made her have sex with the men who provided the services. Natalya felt a great sense of shame and hated her stepmother, but did not tell anyone about her position, being completely under Galina's control. When she turned 18, Natalya responded to the acquaintanceship announcement left by Korneev. Another woman, Yulia Trofimova, was divorced and with one daughter, Oksana, from her ex-husband. Trofimova was happy in her relationship with Korneev, considering him her protector. Shortly after the arrest of Poganovsky, Boris Korneev committed the second murder. After Natalya Delyagina told him that her stepmother Galina had abused her, he strangled the latter and tied her corpse to a construction car. The same strangulation marks were found on Delyagina 's neck as those on the murdered Irina Schelkunova. An extremely large quantity of alcohol was found in the victim's blood, indicating that the perpetrator had forced her to drink it. Upon learning that Galina had sexually exploited her stepdaughter, the investigators suggested the possibility that Natalya 's lover could be the killer. She herself told the authorities that he might have committed another murder, but refused to give his name, as Natalya considered her stepmother's killer a hero. An operative, Sgt. Yury Markelov, was put on duty in Natalya 's house to catch the criminal. One night, Korneev came to the house and, upon seeing the operative, he strangled Markelov, despite the fact that the sergeant had training in boxing. After that, the maniac then kidnapped and subsequently strangled Natalya . Her disappearance was announced in the All-Union search, and her body was soon found by a couple on a phosphogypsum mountain. The murderer explained his long absence to Yulia Trofimova by claiming that he had gone to the neighbouring region to look for work. He began to torture Oksana, Yulia 's daughter, chaining her to an iron weight and forcing her to do push-ups. Once Oksana's father, Petr, came to visit Yulia , he learned that his daughter was being abused and decided to investigate. As a result, he was strangled by Korneev and had his corpse hidden in a ravine. Oksana told her mother directly that she suspected Boris of killing her father. After that, Korneev came at night to Trofimova's house, covered in phosphorus and glowing in the dark, in an effort to intimidate Yulia and Oksana. Yulia sent her daughter to her grandmother and called the police. Hearing this, Boris beat up and tied his partner. Then the maniac called the grandmother, and when Oksana picked up, he told her the following: Attack on Oksana Trofimova and death Oksana decided not to call the police, fearing that in that case Boris would kill her mother, but instead turned towards her friend and classmate, Nikolay. They went to the designated place, armed with a hammer and a knife. Korneev took his wire, but Oksana then stabbed him in the chest. The offender stayed on his feet, but then received a blow from the hammer on the head by Nikolay. Withstanding this hit as well, Korneev hit Nikolay, making him stagger to the nearest tree. However, Boris then fell on the ground. He survived, despite the huge amounts of blood loss, and was hospitalized. He was declared insane and was sent to a closed psychiatric hospital. A few weeks after his hospitalization, Korneev was strangled by his roommates. Nikolay was also hospitalized and underwent several operations. After prolonged treatment, he was initially confined to a wheelchair, but soon one of his legs began to move. Oksana forced him to train, and he was able to re-learn to walk on his own. After that, they got married and had children together. See also List of Russian serial killers References
He began to write in Moscow newspaper announcements' want ads. Three women immediately responded to the announcements - Irina Schelkunova, Natalya Delyagina and Yulia Trofimova, the youngest being the 18-year-old Natalya Delyagina . As a child, she lived with her stepmother Galina, as her father had died when she was 13. After that, Galina kept Delyagina in sexual slavery: she asked local men to help her with the housework, soldered her stepdaughter with alcohol and made her have sex with the men who provided the services. Delyagina felt a great sense of shame and hated her stepmother, but did not tell anyone about her position, being completely under Galina's control. When she turned 18, Delyagina responded to the acquaintanceship announcement left by Korneev. Another woman, Yulia Trofimova, was divorced and with one daughter, Oksana, from her ex-husband. Trofimova was happy in her relationship with Korneev, considering him her protector. Shortly after the arrest of Poganovsky, Boris Korneev committed the second murder. After Natalya Delyagina told him that her stepmother Galina had abused her, he strangled the latter and tied her corpse to a construction car. The same strangulation marks were found on Galina 's neck as those on the murdered Irina Schelkunova. An extremely large quantity of alcohol was found in the victim's blood, indicating that the perpetrator had forced her to drink it. Upon learning that Galina had sexually exploited her stepdaughter, the investigators suggested the possibility that Delyagina 's lover could be the killer. She herself told the authorities that he might have committed another murder, but refused to give his name, as Delyagina considered her stepmother's killer a hero. An operative, Sgt. Yury Markelov, was put on duty in Delyagina 's house to catch the criminal. One night, Korneev came to the house and, upon seeing the operative, he strangled Markelov, despite the fact that the sergeant had training in boxing. After that, the maniac then kidnapped and subsequently strangled Delyagina . Her disappearance was announced in the All-Union search, and her body was soon found by a couple on a phosphogypsum mountain. The murderer explained his long absence to Yulia Trofimova by claiming that he had gone to the neighbouring region to look for work. He began to torture Oksana, Trofimova 's daughter, chaining her to an iron weight and forcing her to do push-ups. Once Oksana's father, Petr, came to visit Trofimova , he learned that his daughter was being abused and decided to investigate. As a result, he was strangled by Korneev and had his corpse hidden in a ravine. Oksana told her mother directly that she suspected Korneev of killing her father. After that, Korneev came at night to Trofimova's house, covered in phosphorus and glowing in the dark, in an effort to intimidate Trofimova and Oksana. Trofimova sent her daughter to her grandmother and called the police. Hearing this, Korneev beat up and tied his partner. Then the maniac called the grandmother, and when Oksana picked up, he told her the following: Attack on Oksana Trofimova and death Oksana decided not to call the police, fearing that in that case Korneevbwould kill her mother, but instead turned towards her friend and classmate, Nikolay. They went to the designated place, armed with a hammer and a knife. Korneev took his wire, but Oksana then stabbed him in the chest. The offender stayed on his feet, but then received a blow from the hammer on the head by Nikolay. Withstanding this hit as well, Korneev hit Nikolay, making him stagger to the nearest tree. However, Korneev then fell on the ground. He survived, despite the huge amounts of blood loss, and was hospitalized. He was declared insane and was sent to a closed psychiatric hospital. A few weeks after his hospitalization, Korneev was strangled by his roommates. Nikolay was also hospitalized and underwent several operations. After prolonged treatment, he was initially confined to a wheelchair, but soon one of his legs began to move. Oksana forced him to train, and he was able to re-learn to walk on his own. After that, they got married and had children together. See also List of Russian serial killers References
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