a meeting point on the railway platform "Prospect Glory" in Pushkin. He dressed in construction clothes and wore a helmet, which remained from his previous job. Snatching money from the police car, the killer rushed to get away, crossing the railway tracks right in front of a train in order to escape law enforcement officers. However, on the other side, there was an on-duty policeman who rushed after him in pursuit. They noticed that the killer disappeared into a basement, and blocked him. At the time he changed clothes in the basement and tried to get out of the entrance, but was detained. Soon after his arrest, the killer confessed to his crimes. At his home, most of the stolen items were found, and Sibiryakov's neighbors subsequently seized gold items which had been robbed from them. The court sentenced Andrei Sibiryakov to death, and he was executed by firing squad on 5 August 1991 . See also List of Russian serial killers References 1964 births 1991 deaths Executed Soviet serial killers Male serial killers People executed by the Soviet Union by firing squad People executed for murder Year of death uncertain