Man kills nine people after he was mocked for failing to serve in the Army

The Russian authorities have arrested a man suspected 
of murdering nine people in a drunken rage during a house party in the Tver region.

45-year-old Sergey Yegorov allegedly shot and killed five
 men and four women at the house party over the weekend.

UK Mirror reports that the shooting spree started after
 fellow guests began to taunt him for not being a 
"real man" because he had not served in the Russian army.

Following the misunderstanding, he gunned down his
 hosts and fellow guests at the dacha country house
 using a registered weapon.

Ivan Zagornyan, the owner of the house, where the
 party was being held, was shot dead. A neighbor Slava Savelyev who was also at the venue also got killed too.

The only survivor, a 21-year-woman, who cheated 
death by hiding under a duvet and pretending to be dead, describe Yegorov as a ‘Madman’.


In tears, she said:

"He was just a madman.He walked in and shot 
everyone. I saw it, I heard how he moved the bodies.

"I saw him finishing them, heard their last gasps for air’,
she said.

Vadim Levshin, an Interior Ministry official, who confirmed 
the incident said it was caused by a drunken conflict
'He lived in Moscow where he earned money by doing
temporary jobs. He came to Tver to have a weekend
break.

'The crime was caused by a drunken conflict.'

According to the reports, most men of his age served
 as teenage conscripts in the Soviet army or later in
 Russian forces.