Overview

• Manishin will spend the first seven years in a prison facility with the remainder in a strict‑regime penal colony, and he must pay 4 million rubles to victims.
• Investigators say most victims were connected to Altai State Technical University, with the attacker luring young women on promises of help before rape and strangulation, and in one case a fatal blow with a car fire extinguisher.
• He confessed after his May 2023 arrest and led authorities to burial sites, including bone remains of a 16‑year‑old; the sentence was issued by the Kalman District Court and read in Barnaul.
• Separate enforcement records show bailiffs are pursuing about 80,000 rubles from Manishin over loan and tax debts.
• In other cases, a 51‑year‑old in Yelabuga was remanded for two months over an alleged killing and dismemberment, investigators in Ulyanovsk opened a homicide case after a woman and two children were found dead and are checking a relative, and a Moscow bank employee, Konstantin Toporov, was ordered held until November 29 over the fatal stabbing of his supervisor.