of the victims was still alive, although he initially was suspected of committing only four murders. Earlier, in connection with two cases to which the criminal confessed, the examination could not prove his guilt and the institution refused any further criminal proceedings. With the second examination, the murders were proven and the previous results were regarded as erroneous. The forensic psychiatric examination found Zamulin sane. On December 24, 2007, the Ural Oblast Military Court sentenced him to life imprisonment in a special regime correctional colony. At the trial, Zamulin refuted all of his testimonies, except for the last murder, and stated that he would appeal the court's decision. The Supreme Court of Russia, after reviewing the cassation appeal, left the verdict unchanged. In the media Documentary film "The Night Carrier" from the series "Criminal Chronicles" See also List of Russian serial killers References External links Sexual maniacs. Roman Zamulin - the FSO Maniac . Archived on August 20, 2016 Praposhchik Maniac confessed to the murders of seven girls 1984 births Living people Male serial killers Serial killers from Yekaterinburg Prisoners sentenced to life imprisonment by Russia Russian murderers of children Russian rapists