The Russian human rights outlet Mediazona reported this after closely examining the latest lists of eliminated Russian soldiers from the Ukrainian government project I Want to Live.In November 2023, it became known that Gorin had been released from prison and gone to war. At the time, media outlets in Sakhalin noticed he had posted a photo in camouflage on Odnoklassniki.According to the inheritance case registry, Gorin died on July 1, 2024.As the outlet noted, Gorin was tried three times for murder cases. His first sentence was handed down in 2003: 9 years and 11 months in a high-security prison. After seven years, he was released on parole. In 2018, his sentences were combined, and he was given 22 years in a maximum-security colony.According to the outlet Sibir.Realii, Gorin was found guilty of murdering four people in total. In two cases, he admitted to eating his victims.In the most recent court ruling, it was stated that in November 2010, the Sakhalin native killed the brother of an acquaintance named Aleksandr. First, he stabbed him in the chest, then cut off “soft tissue from the victim’s limbs, which he later consumed.”During questioning as a suspect, Gorin confirmed that he had killed Aleksandr, cut meat from the biceps, calves, and thighs, and then dumped the body in a river. On his way home, he received a call from his ex-wife Svetlana, who was celebrating her birthday, telling him the guests were leaving. Gorin returned to the apartment, put his clothes in the laundry, removed the meat from the skin, placed it in the freezer, and went outside to see off the guests with his ex-wife and return home with her.The decision to pardon criminals in order to enlist them in the occupying forces in Russia is made personally by the Russian leader Vladimir Putin.At the end of June, a call intercepted by Ukrainian intelligence revealed that a Russian soldier, originally thought to be missing, was actually eaten by one of his fellow troops.