Footage has
emerged of the house of horrors where a Russian historian held birthday
parties for 150 little girls he had dug up from their graves and
mummified.
Anatoly
Moskvin, 46, from the city of Nizhny Novgorod in central Russia, was
arrested in 2011 after it emerged he had dug up corpses of girls aged
between three and 12.
He
then took the bodies home and turned them into a grisly collection of
mummies, dressing the bodies and skeletons in stockings and dresses and
even making one look like a teddy bear.
A
video made by Moskvin and found at his apartment by investigators
showed a corridor cluttered with wedding dresses and bright, colourful
clothes.
Disturbing footage has emerged of the inside of Anatoly Moskvin's house in Nizhny Novgorod, central Russia
Sick: Anatoly
Moskvin, 46, from the city of Nizhni Novgorod in central Russia, was
arrested in 2011 after it emerged he had dug up at least 150 corpses of
young girls aged between three and 12
In a room the camera zoomed in on the girls' faces and some of them were wrapped in light beige fabric
The video was made by Moskvin and found at his apartment by investigators, it has been reported
Police said Moskvin compiled
up-to-date information about the lives of each girl he had dug up and
printed off instructions on a computer for how to produce dolls out of
human remains
It shows the bodies sitting around his house in a series of bizarre costumes.
This week a judge revealed that Moskvin was not mentally fit to stand trial and should remain in a psychiatric clinic.
Moskvin,
who speaks 13 languages and was described in court as a 'genius', gave
the mummified corpses names and organised birthday parties for them. All
of little girls had died years earlier.
In one room the camera zoomed in on the girls' faces, wrapped in light beige fabric.
A voiceover on the video said: 'These dolls are made of mummified human remains.'
Police
said Moskvin also compiled up-to-date information about the lives of
each girl he had dug up and printed off instructions on a computer for
how to produce dolls out of human remains.
His macabre obsession was discovered when his parents visited him after returning from holiday
The creepy footage showed a corridor cluttered with wedding dresses and bright, colourful clothes
This week a judge revealed that Anatoly Moskvin was not mentally fit to stand trial and should remain in a psychiatric clinic
Location: Anatoly Moskvin kept the bodies at his home in the Russian city of Nizhni Novgorod (pictured)
His macabre obsession was discovered when his parents visited him after returning from holiday.
A
prosecutor spokesman said: 'After three years of monitoring him in a
psychiatric clinic it is absolutely clear that Moskvin is not mentally
fit for trial.
'He will therefore be kept for psychiatric treatment at the clinic.'
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