![]() ![]() The investigation took a very long time, as nobody suspected Taran of committing these crimes. Five months earlier, Radchenko had stopped Taran's Volga, and when he refused to undergo a medical examination, his car was taken to a penalty area. ![]() NovemTaran fired at a commander of a traffic police platoon named Andrei Radchenko with a machine gun. JTaran killed the Police Chief of the Criminal Department of the Aleksandrovsky ATS, Vladimir Shtan. OctoTaran killed the senior security officer, Oleg Tanchik (38 years old). The doctor survived, but was disabled by a shoulder injury. SeptemTaran shot at the windows of the house of Head Physician of the District Hospital, Sergey Gresev. Taran shot and killed Erkenov at point-blank range at the gate of his own house. No one was hurt, and at that time the identity of the shooter remained unknown. Taran purchased two AK-47s while in Mozdok and carried out six attacks.ĭecemFifteen minutes after the festive Battle of the Bells, Taran opened fire at the windows of Erkenov's house. Taran believed the investigators leading the case were bribed by Erkenov. No further arrests were made and the case was closed. Izhayev, the nephew of local entrepreneur Magomed Erkenov, was arrested but later released. In October 2001, Vladimir was killed in a fight at a local disco. ![]() Taran stayed in Russia, focusing his care on his son Vladimir, who had a drinking problem. Īlexander's wife, Nadezhda, went to live and work in Greece a year after Natalia's death. Taran sued the doctor Konoplyankin, who was on duty that day in intensive care (according to some sources, the doctor had long suffered from alcoholism), but Konoplyankin was ultimately justified and pardoned. Allegedly, she died from an allergic reaction to an injection given by the doctors. In June 1994, she was admitted to hospital in a serious condition caused by a drug overdose, where she soon after died. His daughter Natalia fell in love with a drug addict and soon began taking drugs herself. But in the mid-1990s, his family began to have problems. He had a house, farm, wife and two children: Natalia (1974-1994) and Vladimir (1977-2001). During the market reforms, he became a beekeeper. It can make reading easier for neurodiverse audiences.’ The GIF starts as Bionic Reading®️with the first few letters in bold, dissolves to an image with none of the letters in bold, and then dissolves back to Bionic Reading®️ for the remainder of the video.Alexander Fedorovich Taran ( Russian: Александр Фёдорович Таран born 1951), known as The Voroshilov Sharpshooter ( Russian: Ворошиловский стрелок), is a Russian beekeeper who committed a series of attempted and accomplished murders in order to avenge the death of his children.Īfter his service in the army, Taran began working at a sovkhoz as a zoo technician, fireman and inspector. Bionic Reading®️works by highlighting the initial letters in a word in bold so that your brain can quickly fill in the rest. ![]() Read our MA Writing graduate Sophie Paul's article on how we're working towards #accessibility for all in our graduate shows - with help from the RCA's Disabled Students Network (DSN) and the RCA'S Neurodiverse Society at the link ↓Īlt text: Animated GIF reading: ‘Your brain reads faster than your eyes. Have you noticed our #RCA2022 graduate show fonts?īionic Reading works by highlighting initial letters in a word and letting your brain fill in the rest – it can make reading easier for #neurodiverse audiences. ![]()
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