A quiet village. A drunken father. A rifle. In this episode of From Russia with Crime, we uncover the horrifying rampage of 57-year-old Sergey Chemrov, who shot and killed his own son and three neighbors in the Leningrad region. What began as a family argument turned into a mass shooting that stunned a community. With legal weapons, a chest full of ammo, and years of unchecked aggression, Chemrov brought war to his street. As investigators now consider whether he’s feigning insanity, we ask: how many warning signs does it take to stop a massacre?
A quiet village. A drunken father. A rifle. In this episode of From Russia with Crime, we uncover the horrifying rampage of 57-year-old Sergey Chemrov, who shot and killed his own son and three neighbors in the Leningrad region. What began as a family argument turned into a mass shooting that stunned a community. With legal weapons, a chest full of ammo, and years of unchecked aggression, Chemrov brought war to his street. As investigators now consider whether he’s feigning insanity, we ask: how many warning signs does it take to stop a massacre?