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In this chilling episode of Rogue Darkness, we descend into one of Russia’s most disturbing true crime cases — the Cannibal Family of Samara.
What began as an unassuming couple soon turned into a nightmare that shocked investigators and horrified the world. Together, they lured victims, feasted on their flesh, and documented their gruesome acts in detail.
Join me as we explore the dark psychology behind their crimes, the evidence that led to their capture, and the twisted reality of human monstrosity that blurs the line between myth and madness.
👁️‍🗨️ Dare to descend into the darkness.
🔗 Listen to more episodes on true crime, folklore, and the paranormal at Rogue Darkness — where the shadows speak.
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1.“Cannibal Family of Samara.” Russia Beyond, 2017.
2.“The Samara Cannibals: Family of Butchers in Russia.” Crime Russia, 2019.
3.“Russian Cannibal Family Arrested for Eating Victims.” The Moscow Times, 2017.
4.“Samara’s House of Flesh: Cannibal Clan Terrorizes Region.” Komsomolskaya Pravda, translated archives (original 2009, reprinted 2018).
5.“Cannibalism and Ritual Crime in Post-Soviet Russia.” The Independent, 2018.
6.“Cursed by Hunger: Russian Cannibal Families Through History.” All That’s Interesting, by Genevieve Carlton, updated 2023.
7.“True Crime Russia: The Samara Family.” Unresolved Podcast (Season 4, Ep. 6), 2021.
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11. “The Myth of the Hungry Ghost: Folklore and Cannibalism in Eastern Europe.” Mythos Journal, 2018.
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