<p>A convicted murderer and suspected serial killer who spent time in a mental hospital was released and moved into an apartment building in Yekaterinburg, Russia.</p>
<p>Yegor Khabarov is suspected of killing six people but was found guilty of killing only two due to a lack of evidence in the other four, The Daily Beast <a href="https://www.thedailybeast.com/outed-russian-serial-killer-the-electrician-assures-neighbors-he-isnt-planning-new-murders" target="_blank" rel="noopener">reported</a>. Residents of the apartment building only recently found out they were living next to the murderer, who insists he isn’t planning any new murders.</p>
<p>Khabarov was first detained in 2009, suspected of electrocuting his victims to death and gaining the moniker “The Electrician.” A retired police officer now working as a mall security guard was the first to realize that the killer had been released – because he was now a coworker.</p>
<p>“We were sitting there, I looked at him from all sides and I knew that this was him! But I thought he must have been imprisoned. And I say to him: ‘Are you The Electrician?’ This shocked him greatly, he was visibly frightened. He says &#8216;No, I have a different profession.&#8217; I said: ‘But your nickname is The Electrician, isn&#8217;t it?’ I told him I recognized him. He confirmed it. He said that he had undergone the required treatment and that it was all in the past,” the security guard <a href="https://www.e1.ru/text/criminal/2023/03/21/71584886/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">told</a> a local news outlet.</p>
<p>“He talked about his inventions, how it is possible to make a shocker from a battery for a scooter. That you can electrocute a person during a thunderstorm and attribute everything to lightning,” the security guard added.</p>
<p>According to investigators, Khabarov had placed an ad selling computer components in 2009, and a 23-year-old student responded.</p>
<p>“They had agreed to meet in the garage of Khabarov, who by this time had already prepared everything for the murder,” a senior investigator for the case said at the time, according to The Beast.</p>
<p>The investigator said Khabarov grabbed his victim and tied him up before electrocuting him to death. Khabarov then dumped the student’s charred body on the side of a road, where it was later found.</p>
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<p>Khabarov was arrested and also charged with a murder that occurred a year earlier, in which investigators said he burned alive a 27-year-old computer tech.</p>
<p>At trial, witnesses testified that Khabarov was ecstatic as he watched his victims burn to death.</p>
<p>Khabarov claimed he was insane and was sent to a psychiatric facility for treatment.</p>
<p>Neighbors say they are concerned after learning who their neighbor actually is.</p>
<p>“Everyone is terribly afraid. We didn’t know this person had such a past. It’s scary to let the kids go out now, you never know what’s in his head,” one neighbor told the local outlet.</p>
<p>“I have often run into him in the elevator. His appearance is memorable, he looks frightening,” another said.</p>
<p>A friend of Khabarov, however, insisted that the killer is worried about coming into contact with the families of his victims.</p>
<p>“He was afraid to drive around the city, paying 3-4,000 rubles for a taxi ride. He said: ‘I’m afraid of the relatives of the people I killed,’” the friend said.</p>
<p>“Yegor says that he has changed his views and is not planning new murders. But I stopped communicating with him because he was a little weird. But at the same time he is a very cultured person! I’ve never heard him swear,” the friend added.</p>

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