
The degree of danger of criminals like Sasha Soldat must be assessed individually, said Marianna Bakulina
Pathopsychologist Marianna Bakulina said that the danger of released killers, such as Sasha Soldat, needs to be assessed individually due to possible personality disorders and lack of empathy.
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Earlier it became known about the release of Alexander Pustovalov (Sasha Soldat) from the Orekhovskaya organized crime group and his life in the Moscow region.
The degree of danger of such criminals as the killer of the Orekhovskaya organized crime group Sasha Soldat (real name - Alexander Pustovalov), after their release, must be assessed individually. Pathopsychologist and clinician Marianna Bakulina told Lenta.ru about this.
According to her, a number of such prisoners do not need psychological support and take pleasure in “breaking a comedy” in front of experts and commissions, convincing them that they are taking the path of awareness and correction. However, the expert says, a combination of personality disorders and lack of empathy can complicate their adaptation to life in society.
Earlier it became known that the released Sasha Soldier settled in the Moscow region. He prefers to wear tactical clothing from American brands, drives a customized Jeep, and has given his son American citizenship.

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