then attacked her (so he attacked her again this time). She had kept the letters from him, the author of which turned out to be Skrynnik. However, it wasn't possible to compare the handwritings of the killer and Glukharyov, as the notes the maniac sent were written in block letters. Skrynnik was then summoned to the military registration and enlistment office, where he was required to fill out documents in block letters, and they coincided with the handwritings of the killer. Arrest, trial Alexander Skrynnik was detained at the "Patria" cinema, where he had gone with a girl. He admitted his crimes without any repentance, calling himself an "orderly of nature". At his trial, he stated that he would describe all the terrible things he had done and asked for those with a weak stomach to leave. The Supreme Court of the Moldavian SSR sentenced Skrynnik to death, and he was subsequently executed by firing squad, but the exact date is unknown. In the media Documentary film "Head in a portfolio" from the series "The investigation was conducted...". TV channel NTV, November 27, 2011. See also List of serial killers by country References External links Documentary film "Head in a portfolio" from the series "The investigation was conducted..." with Leonid Kanevsky 1953 births 1981 deaths Executed Soviet serial killers Male serial killers Moldovan serial killers People executed by the Soviet Union by firearm People executed for murder People from Chișinău