Soviet serial killer Andrei Chikatilo smiling during his trial. He was kept in his cage to protect him from the enraged relatives of his victims. 1992.

A middle-aged man with glasses, wearing a patterned scarf and dark blazer, stands behind metal bars, smiling. Behind him, blurred figures in uniforms are seen. The setting appears institutional, with muted, beige tones.

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