Killer Sasha Soldat Says Life in Prison Better Than Freedom
Sasha Soldat, a notorious killer from the 1990s, gave an exclusive interview in which he expressed no remorse for his crimes, claiming life in prison was better than freedom and that victims deserved their fate. He described society as inherently restrictive and dismissed most people as primitive.
Consensus
- Sasha Soldat gave an exclusive interview to Mash.
- Soldat has no remorse for his crimes.
- He believes the deaths of his victims were justified and inevitable.
- He claims life in prison was better than life on the street.
- He stated there is no significant difference between freedom and imprisonment.
- He compared people to circus lions and their trainers to justify his actions.
- He described society as a system where everyone is confined, like animals in a pen.
- He referred to most people as 'single-celled apes' needing only 'blood, shit, and hair'.
- A psychologist analyzed the interview and noted a pattern of moral disengagement and self-justification.
- The psychologist emphasized that one interview is insufficient for a formal diagnosis.
- Soldat spent 24 years in prison.
- He recently returned to the Moscow region.
Points of divergence
- Soldat described himself as having 'special brains'. — riamo
- Soldat referred to himself as a '20-year-old girl' in a dismissive way. — riamo
- Soldat said 'return to your stall, little sheep' to describe the world's rules. — riamo
Coverage (2 sources)
- «I have no conscience»: killer Sasha Soldat shares views on life — РИАМО
- It's worse than prison on the outside; people only need 'blood and shit' — killer Sasha Soldat gave an exclusive interview to Ma... — Mash