The Man Went for a Walk in the Park; Then He Had a Massive Hole in the Back of His Head While Half of His Skull Was Missing
The Bitsa Park Maniac
Warning: The following story sounds too terrifying and overdramatized to be real, but it really happened. Reader’s discretion is advised.
Nikolai told his sister he was going for a walk in Bitsa Park.
A few days later, Nikolai was found lying face down. He was fully clothed and had only one injury; a massive hole on the back of his head.
Nikolai had been struck so hard that part of his skull was missing.
Nikolai Was Sixty-Three
Nikolai Zakharchenko was a sixty-three-year-old retired police officer from Moscow, Russia.
He loved going on walks, especially inside Bitsa Park, one of Moscow's largest and most beautiful parks.
It was a November evening in 2005 when Nikolai left home for his usual walk in Bitsa Park. But Nikolai never returned home.
He was found struck dead a few days later.
Meanwhile, Nikolai was just one of the many men who disappeared inside Bitsa Park. It was in 2001 when the unexplainable and terrifying disappearances began.
