Overview

• A marketing specialist in Moscow posted on Telegram offering 100,000 rubles for someone to sign over their soul in blood, prompting a 26-year-old named Karina to accept.
• Karina signed a physical contract using her own blood and received the payment, according to photos and posts shared by the buyer, Dmitry.
• Dmitry celebrated the deal online, saying he felt like “Davy Jones,” and later described the episode as a social experiment.
• Karina said she spent the money on Labubu dolls and a ticket to see folk singer Nadezhda Kadisheva.
• News outlets report the document has no legal effect, and there have been no reports of formal consequences beyond public condemnation.