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In 2002, 10-year-old Russian girl, Olga Chardymova was allowed to walk to her grandmother’s house unaccompanied for the very first time. Her journey barely began before she met a monster.

For years after her death, Olga’s parents were continually tormented by another kind of monster. What authorities eventually discovered shocked and horrified the entire nation.

Team:

Anonymous Host - narration

Holly Boyd - research, writing

Milly Raso - creative direction

Mike Migas - production, music

Andrew D.B. Joslyn - music

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Scholtzy

Wow, just wow 😮‍💨 Great episode, hard to listen at some points, I’d never heard of this case before and don’t think I’ve heard anything like it before. So upsetting for the parents 😢😢

William Chui

Absolutely wild case! Well done team, the opening narration was something out of a horror movie

SalBee

I'm halfway through this episode. Wtf.

AR

Me listening to the opening like "oh no it's the doll guy don't be the doll guy don't be the doll gu---NO IT'S THE DOLL GUYYYYYYYYY"

brock305miller

Comments have me worried about starting this one lol

Saraneth

As always, incredibly well written. The details were enough to be absolutely horrifying but not too graphic as to make me want to turn it off- which, in a case like this is hard to do. I didn’t realize this case was so recent. I don’t want to imagine how the parents feel. 😥

Miri Dean

Creepiest intro! What an absolutely bizarre story. Hard to believe his parents were so unaware of the insanity in their midst!

Miri Dean

Fair warning… I googled Olga to see what she looked like in life and, well, this unfortunately brings up pictures of the mummies too. 😳

Brock

What in the fuck

Suicide Sauce

This is a testament to how hardcore Russians are: if I touched the doll-ified remains of a dead girl and she growled at me like an animal, I would have dropped dead of fright.

Minnie

Why did I look.it up 😪 Oh those poor parents my heart is broken for them. I just can't imagine

Napoleon in Rags

Just when you think you’ve heard it all…

Brenda Wells

Well that was especially horrifying.

paleoleigh

This is the one that's got to me. I thought Mark van Dongen was a tough case to listen to....

Brittany

Hate that I listened to this when I was already feeling nauseous. Not my best move.

Ali

This rivals the Colleen Stan one in the wft stakes. Am definitely not putting this one into Google

Elly Yarali

Oh wow.. my heart is aching for everyone involved in this story. I feel physically ill. I have a daughter buried and just the thought of anyone messing with or even touching her burial site, makes me feel and think things I can't write down. Every lost and taken life is a sorrow, but this.. Among the appromixately thousands of cases I've heard of, this one is probably at the top of the list on extremely disturbing cases. Great job on the episode though, well done to everyone in the team, and thank you for constantly bringing us such episodes of high quality.

John Bomher

Omg you did it!!! I asked you about covering this case years ago... so crazy... thank you!!!

Alan

Of all the cases I've ever heard, never once did I once wonder "but what's the Russian version...?" most disturbing one I've ever heard, wow.

Hiedra

I skipped this one because I wasn't feeling good and didn’t need the stress. Turns out that was a good decision. What the hell ...

B-randy D

Great work!! Tragic for the families and victims. People’s depravity never ceases to amaze me