Artyom Anufriev

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Artyom Anufriev was born on October 4, 1992, in Irkutsk. He grew up fatherless. The Anufrievs' acquaintances described Artyom's childhood only in positive terms during the trial.[7] However, Artyom's childhood was very difficult psychologically. His mother, Nina Ivanovna Anufrieva, who worked as an accountant for an insurance company, had a huge influence on his upbringing.[8] According to the previous principal of School No. 19, where Anufriev studied, she taught her son to hate people. When Artyom received bad grades in his report card, his mother would immediately write a statement accusing the teachers of psychologically pressuring her son, and if grades were only posted in the journal, she would file a complaint for concealment. Ultimately, when Artyom was in 9th grade, the school administration was forced to look for a new physics teacher because the previous teacher refused to teach the class where Anufriev studied[8][9].

Meanwhile, Anufriev was a good student - he was good at literature and English, he participated in many events and school olympiads, attended a music school for 5 years, learning guitar and double bass, and also sang and played in a local musical group, which broke up after its organizer left Irkutsk [7] [9]. However, from the first grade, Anufriev was an outcast among other students, and only closer to his senior year, when his classmates matured and became more friendly, Artyom managed to shed this stigma; at the same time, already being in the 10th grade, he dropped in his academic performance [9] and graduated from school with a C-grade certificate [10]. In his senior year, shortly before graduation, his classmates made a farewell amateur film, which included an episode where the students took turns talking about what, in their opinion, happiness is. Anufriev was the only one who said that he did not know what it was. He said: “To be honest, I don’t know what happiness is. But I would really like to find out what it is as soon as possible.”[11]

Together with Artyom, Nikita formed a band in which he composed music. Initially, the band was called "Evil Gnomes" and performed punk music. Soon, Lytkin and Anufriev formed a band called "Dismembered Pugachova," which performed noise, noisecore, and grindcore. Both bands' lyrics contained only references to violence and obscene language. "Dismembered Pugachova" recorded a number of albums and splits, as well as a number of music videos, which Lytkin later posted online. However, few of his acquaintances, aside from his family, knew about his hobbies, as he himself showed no signs of aggression or sadism in public. According to Anufriev, Nikita often couldn't stand up for himself. At the time of the murders, Anufriev was Lytkin's only friend, and Lytkin was very attached to him.[8][14] In turn, for Anufriev, Lytkin was also his only friend at that time.[21]

In eighth grade, Nikita began skipping school and, unlike Artyom, only completed nine grades. He then applied to college twice—first to a power engineering college, then, in 2010, to a construction college. In the first case, he was expelled for poor academic performance after failing his first exam session. In the second, Nikita developed a conflict with his classmates when they began bullying him, and one of them began patronizing him, but in return, he extorted money and stole things from Nikita's home. Nikita's mother filed a police report against this young man, but later took him back. Soon after, Nikita stopped attending classes.[2][14]