Walking among us: the Russian Federation, during the occupation of Kherson, released the killer of 11-year-old Dasha Lukyanenko

The details of the disappearance of Tarasov are referred to on the Facebook page of the official. Fosistak claims that at the beginning of the Russian invasion, Tarasov was in prison in Kherson - he was not transported to another place of imprisonment. According to the court, he was 15 years old for the murder of an 11-year-old girl. When Ukraine resumed control of the city, the man was not found in prison.

One of the assumptions is that the Russians were simply released, as were the rest of the prisoners. In the post, the author calls Tarasov a "cat" and says it is "another grimace of war. " Dasha Lukyanenko is an 11-year-old girl who disappeared in the summer of 2019 in the village of Ivanivka in Odessa region. The girl was searched for several days, and found at the bottom of the cesspool of a three -meter depth.

The main suspect, whose guilt was subsequently confirmed-a neighbor of the girl, 22-year-old Mykola Tarasov. The investigation found that he accidentally met her in the bazaar, lured him home and tried to rape. The child resisted, the executioner beat her and choked her with a plastic bag. Then he thrown into the cesspit. During the search for Dasha Lukyanenko, law enforcement officers came to Tarasov.

In particular, he was in contact with him twice: witnesses argued that they heard the cry of the child from his apartment. It was only during the third search that the cesspit was dismantled and the baby was found there. The girl's head was at a depth of 30 cm from the surface, so searching dogs could not detect her. The court found the guilt of Tarasov and in January 2021 sentenced him to 15 years in prison.