In this episode of From Russia with Fear, a Moscow man is accused of killing his elderly father and trying to destroy the evidence. A former traffic police officer and war veteran receives a sentence below the legal minimum after beating a teenager. Meanwhile, the Russian government proposes expanding the list of criminal defendants and prisoners who can sign military contracts and go to war.

In this episode of From Russia with Fear, we cover four disturbing criminal cases from across Russia. A mother in Sochi is detained after investigators discover videos showing alleged abuse of her young son. In the Astrakhan region, a taxi driver attacks a passenger with a hammer after an argument over dirty clothes. Moscow police arrest a man suspected of assaulting and raping a woman in a park. And in the Ivanovo region, a court declares a major drug network led by a former police officer an extremist organization.

In this episode of From Russia with Fear, a parking dispute in Saint Petersburg ends with two people wounded, a woman damages ten cars with an axe in the Kaluga region, and a conflict at a petrol station in Chelyabinsk turns into a shooting. We also cover the reported release of a man convicted of brutally abusing his stepson and the fourteen-year sentence given to a taxi driver in Baltiysk for crimes against a child.

In this episode of From Russia with Fear, a former serviceman accused of driving over two women near Achinsk avoids pre-trial detention, while prosecutors push for an attempted murder charge. We also examine the case of Russian soldiers convicted over the torture and killing of American-born war correspondent Russell Bentley, who may now be sent back to the front. Finally, police in Arkhangelsk arrest a man accused of shooting a passerby in the face.

In this episode of From Russia with Fear, we examine three cases from Russia involving military violence, weak accountability, and deadly negligence. A key witness in the Yastreb private military company case is transferred to an assault unit after testifying about alleged torture and killings. A commander receives a suspended sentence for beating conscript soldiers, while three people are jailed over a fatal fire in a Dagestan horror quest that killed two young women.

In this episode of From Russia with Fear, a former soldier is accused of deliberately driving into two women in the Krasnoyarsk region, leaving one of them seriously injured. In Moscow, a woman receives a five-year sentence after a planned attack on her husband, while police in Perm investigate a fight involving gunfire at a petrol station.

In this episode of From Russia with Fear, a Moscow court sentences two former veterans’ organization leaders for stealing assets worth more than three billion rubles. Police in Vladivostok investigate an armed man accused of threatening a woman and teenagers near a playground. And in Perm, concern grows after convicted serial offender Dmitry Tambasov makes another attempt to secure early release.

In this episode of From Russia with Fear, we examine new developments in the Taganrog triple murder case, including the death of the suspect’s father and reports that several people escaped the attack by hiding inside the house. We also cover the reported arrest of pro-war blogger Yegor Guzenko, known as “The Thirteenth,” and the detention of Diana Shurygina after she allegedly violated the conditions of her house arrest.

In this episode of From Russia with Fear, we cover three major crime stories from across Russia. A former police officer is accused of killing three members of his estranged wife's family during a divorce dispute in Taganrog. In the Krasnoyarsk region, police arrest a mother suspected of killing her five-year-old daughter after an alleged attempt to stage her disappearance. And in the Tomsk region, an 18-year-old man goes on trial over the fatal stabbing of a romantic rival. We break down the latest developments in these investigations and what authorities say happened.

In this episode of From Russia with Fear: police investigate a fraud scheme that ended with a young victim in intensive care, prosecutors bring charges in a long-hidden child abuse case, and a journalist reports being assaulted while covering long fuel lines in Yekaterinburg.