A shocking crime has been revealed in St. Petersburg, where a blogger from Novosibirsk, Alexander, confessed to killing an activist, Vitaliy Ioffe. Alexander, who identified as a girl named Yeshka and was known for their colorful hair and feminine clothing, allegedly committed the crime in an apartment in the Kalininsky District.
The incident occurred after the two individuals had been drinking together. According to Alexander, the other person forced them into having sex, leading Alexander to grab a knife and attack the individual more than 20 times. Following the event, Alexander called a taxi and traveled to Vyborg, where they attempted to turn themselves in to the police.
However, the police initially did not take the confession seriously and instead advised Alexander to call for medical assistance. Eventually, the authorities realized the severity of the situation and discovered the body of Vitaliy Ioffe in the apartment on Prospekt Nauki. Ioffe, a 53-year-old activist who had previously faced legal consequences for participating in protests, was found dead.
Video footage from the police station shows Alexander confessing to the crime with laughter in the background. The young individual explained that they chose Vyborg as their destination for turning themselves in but did not provide further details.
Alexander, also known as Yeshka, had gained attention in activist circles for their involvement in pacifist communities and LGBTQ+ networks. The incident has shocked both the online and offline communities, sparking discussions about the circumstances surrounding the crime.
The suspect has been detained by the police in Vyborg, and further investigations are ongoing. The case has attracted significant media attention due to its unusual nature and the background of the individuals involved.
This crime serves as a reminder of the importance of addressing consent and understanding the complexities of human relationships. The tragedy has left many questioning the dynamics between individuals and the ways in which society can prevent such incidents from occurring.
