Russian YouTuber Kills Pregnant Girlfriend Live on YouTube He killed his pregnant girlfriend live on YouTube, having been paid to torture her. He took her out onto the balcony in her underwear, in sub-zero temperatures. And he didn't try to save her even when he realized she was half dead.
The story is about a Russian YouTuber who, after making money to brutally abuse his partner, was arrested by the authorities.
According to what has become known, the 30-year-old YouTuber Stas Reeflay forced Valentina Grigoryev to stay on the balcony, in subzero temperatures, wearing only her underwear. He had already been paid €1,000 by a viewer to abuse her in a live broadcast, according to a report.
He died from hypothermia
The 28-year-old, who was early in her pregnancy, died of hypothermia at her home in the village of Ivanovka, near Moscow. Her shocking death has caused shock and prompted calls for Russia to urgently ban online violence on YouTube.
Reeflay - his real name is Stanislav Reshetnikov - continued filming even when he realized the girl was half-dead. Then he pulled her inside and tried to carry her. «Are you alive?» he asks her, while a little later he tells her «You look dead». Afterwards he called her to tell him something while later he realized that the girl had no grip.
Then, he turns to the viewers and explains what's happening: "Kids... She has no pulse... She's pale. She's not breathing." In fact, he continued the live broadcast even after calling an ambulance, while he can be heard asking her to wake up and saying that he loves her.
He continued filming for two hours after her death
The camera was still present when the ambulance arrived and they found that the girl was dead. Indeed it is considered that the live broadcast continued for two hours after the girl died.
Reeflay earns money from online donations from his Russian and international audience.
Anyway, if it is proven that the girl died from hypothermia, he will probably fall into trouble, as he will face a detention sentence of up to two years. The move has sparked the anger of activists, who are calling for censorship of live broadcasts with violent content.
Source: protothema.gr
