Hey everyone. It's Jem.

Hey everyone. it's Jen.

And this is Lindsay.

And welcome back to Corpus DeLecti.

We are a right smack in the middle of our foreign fatality episodes.

Yes, and before we jump into this week's episode, we want to let you all know at the end

of this, you'll want to stay tuned because we do have a case update from one of our stories

from the Forensic Breakthrough series. So do stay tuned until the end so that we can talk about

that. But with that said, we will go ahead and jump into tonight's story,

which is about a serial killer from Moscow, Russia. And he is known by two different names,

the chessboard killer and the Bitsa Park Maniac. Now, one thing that kind of bothers us about

this story is that there's so many victims

that there's not really anywhere that details what happened to them all specifically. And we are

going to actually put the list of names in the show notes. And that is the known victims. So that is not the comprehensive list. So please

just know that going into it. Now, there are a few parts that are a tad gory in this episode.

So we'll probably let you know when they come up if you want to fast forward through them.

But again, I mean, let's be honest, it's true crime.

And it's a true crime podcast. Born April 9, 1974 in Moscow,

Alexander Bicheschkin was a pretty normal, happy child. That is until he had an head injury.

He was four years old and he was playing on a swing set.

Well, he swung backwards and he fell off and then the swing hit him in the forehead.

And as we all know, if you've been listening to any true crime podcast, this is the area of the

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