Andrei Chikatilo

Criminal

Andrei Chikatilo was born in Yabluchne, Ukraine on October 16th, 1936 and is the Criminal. At the age of 57, Andrei Chikatilo biography, profession, age, height, weight, eye color, hair color, build, measurements, education, career, dating/affair, family, news updates, and networth are available.

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Other Names / Nick Names
Andrei Romanovich Chikatilo, The Rostov Ripper, The Mad Beast
Date of Birth
October 16, 1936
Nationality
Russia
Place of Birth
Yabluchne, Ukraine
Death Date
Feb 14, 1994 (age 57)
Zodiac Sign
Libra
Profession
Military Personnel, School Teacher, Serial Killer
Andrei Chikatilo Height, Weight, Eye Color and Hair Color

At 57 years old, Andrei Chikatilo has this physical status:

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193cm
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Andrei Chikatilo Religion, Education, and Hobbies
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Andrei Chikatilo Spouse(s), Children, Affair, Parents, and Family
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Children
2
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Andrei Chikatilo Career

Chikatilo chose to enroll as a correspondence student at Rostov University in 1964, studying Russian literature and philology; he obtained his degree in these subjects in 1970. Shortly before obtaining his degree, Chikatilo obtained a job managing regional sports activities. He remained in this position for one year, before beginning his career as a teacher of Russian language and literature in Novoshakhtinsk.

Chikatilo was largely ineffective as a teacher; although knowledgeable in the subjects he taught, he was seldom able to maintain discipline in his classes and was regularly subjected to mockery by his students who, he claimed, took advantage of his modest nature.

In May 1973, Chikatilo committed his first known sexual assault upon one of his pupils. In this incident, he swam towards a 15-year-old girl and groped her breasts and genitals, ejaculating as the girl struggled against his grasp. Months later, Chikatilo sexually assaulted and beat another teenage girl whom he had locked in his classroom. He was not disciplined for either of these incidents, nor for the occasions in which fellow teachers observed Chikatilo fondling himself in the presence of his students. One of Chikatilo's duties at this school was ensuring his students who boarded at the school were present in their dormitories in the evenings; on several occasions, he is known to have entered the girls' dormitory in the hope of seeing them undressed. By Chikatilo's own admission, by the mid-1970s, his desire to view naked children drove him to loiter around public toilets, where he frequently spied on young girls. He also purchased chewing gum which he gave to female children he encountered in efforts to initiate contact and gain their trust. Chikatilo is known to have sexually assaulted at least three girls whom he encountered via this method.

In response to the increasing number of complaints lodged against him by pupils, the director of the school summoned Chikatilo to a formal meeting and informed him he should either resign voluntarily or be fired. Chikatilo left his employment discreetly and found another job as a teacher at another school in Novoshakhtinsk in January 1974. He lost this job as a result of staff cutbacks in September 1978, before finding another teaching position at Technical School No. 33 in Shakhty, a coal-mining town forty-seven miles north of Rostov.

Chikatilo's career as a teacher ended in March 1981 following several complaints of child molestation against pupils of both sexes. The same month, he began a job as a supply clerk for a factory based in Rostov which produced construction materials. This job required Chikatilo to travel extensively across much of the Soviet Union to either physically purchase the raw materials required to fulfill production quotas, or to negotiate supply contracts.

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The countries that have produced the most serial killers, from Russia's 'Chesboard murderer' to Italy's 'Soap-maker' and Germany's 'Butcher of Rostov'

www.dailymail.co.uk, March 9, 2024
In Victorian London, to the death of a large stone in 1980s Calcutta to murdering one person for every square on a chessboard in modern Russia, there are serial murderers everywhere. Some people are catching fast, some stay for years, and some are never found at all. There have been thousands over the years across the continents - here is a list of the countries that have produced the most