
Journalist Sasha Sulim spoke in an interview with blogger Madonna Moore about her first meeting with serial killer Mikhail Popkov, noting that she expected to see “true evil” in his face, but instead saw an ordinary man, which caused her a feeling of disappointment and left vivid impressions.
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Mikhail Popkov is known as the Angarsk maniac, a serial killer who committed numerous crimes in the Irkutsk region.
Journalist Sasha Sulim, who interviewed Angarsk maniac Mikhail Popkov, described the impression of their first meeting. She recalled her interaction with the criminal in an interview with blogger Madonna Moore, available on YouTube.
“While they were leading him [to me], I thought: “Now, I’ll look true evil in the face.” And for the moment when I looked, I thought: “Why don’t I feel anything?” (...) An ordinary guy was sitting opposite me,” the journalist said. She also added that she and Popkov were sitting opposite each other at a small table, because of which she could clearly see the maniac’s face.
However, when they finished the conversation and Popkov was taken out into the corridor, the criminal seemed different to her. “It was a criminal. How can we represent them in psychophysics? (...) I thought: “Is this even him?”,” the journalist noted. She admitted that this difference left a vivid impression of the meeting.

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