Posted on 09/05/2022 5:04:05 PM PDT by devere
A five-time murderer who was freed from a Russian jail to join the war against Ukraine has been posthumously decorated by Vladimir Putin.
Ivan Neparatov, 34, was one of thousands of jail inmates recruited to fight in Russia's savage war.
He had served almost half of a 25-year sentence for multiple murders when he joined the pro-Putin Wagner private army and was posted to the frontline in Ukraine.
A report said he was 'quickly liquidated' after joining the war effort.
Putin has been accused of recruiting in Russian jails and offering to quash the sentences of murderers, rapists and other serious criminals.
(Excerpt) Read more at dailymail.co.uk ...
I think Putin’s on to something. Send those guys out of the taxpayers pocket and let them either do something for their country or get off our backs for good.
Nice he had a chance to redeem his life in service
Violent criminals should be the shock troops of any nation’s army in a real war.
If they survive they can continue their rehabilitation as prison guard staff for the Uke GloboHomoNazis taken prisoner, who will work off their debt to society through hard labor.
I wonder if he’ll extend the same deal to a certain basketball player he has incarcerated there - I forget her name already.
Missy Hartwig?
In New York there just freed to commit more crimes.
The Daily Mail is now reporting that the old man with the shotgun killed him.
Criminals are the shocktroops of the Democrats and their MARXIST allies. They are often known as Antifa, BLM, Black Bloc or as W E B DuBois called fellow black men, “cannon fodder” of the Communists.
Good way to encourage a “no prisoners” policy at the front.
Hmm...
25-year sentence or death sentence...?
25-year sentence or death sentence...?
“I’ll take the 25-year sentence, for a thousand, Alex”
Ping!
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