Russian Airline Aeroflot Forces Gay Flight Attendant To A Marry Woman

According to internal Aeroflot sources reported by GayRussia.eu, 25-year-old flight attendant Maxim Kupreev was given an ultimatum late last year to enter into heterosexual marriage or to lose his job. At the end of 2011 he married his school friend Sofia Mikhailova.
 The “forced marriage” happened last year on  AFTER Maxim tried to create an LGBT group within the company to fight for the protection of the rights of homosexual employees. Maxim himself told to AFP in June that he had already started to face pressure from the airline management. ‘They are already trying to silence us,’ he told the news agency.

It was at that point that Maxim was told either to marry or he would be fired from his job.
Irina Dannenberg, told the French news agency AFP that there was no LGBT group in her company. According to her, ‘one should separate personal and professional life,’ AFP reported.
Gay activists in Russia will be asling air passengers to boycott Aeroflot

Police Discover 26 Female Corpses Dug Up, Dressed as Dolls in Man’s Home

 

With Russia busy literally fining people for being “openly gay,” real, pressing issues will go largely ignored. Like say, a “genius” robbing graves in the middle of the night. Not for valuable jewelry or belongings trapped inside coffins, like pearls, but for the 26 female bodies encased within instead.  This story only gets creepier from here.

How else was he to grow his life size doll collection?

The bodies were found this week in the home of 45-year-old Anatoly Moskvina, who lives alone in the city of Nizhny Novgorod in western Russia. The discovery was made when Moskvina’s parents visited him after returning from a vacation.

Russian media reported that Moskvina kept at least 26 bodies in his small, three-room apartment. They all belong to females aged between 15 and 26 who died years ago. The bodies were “dried up,” Interfax reported.

Life News reported that Moskvina, who is a historian and was also involved in journalism, visited hundreds of cemeteries at night and dug up the bodies with a shovel. He then put the remains in plastic bags and dragged them to his home.

Once safe in his home, Moskvina dressed the dead bodies – sometimes decayed to nothing more than a skeleton – in girlish outfits like frilly dresses with stockings, or even as a giant teddy bear.

Moskvina is described by neighbors as a genius. Moskvina fluently speaks 13 languages and used his master historian credentials to lecture at a local museum. So how does a genius evade capture while body hunting in over 750 cemeteries throughout Russia? He slept in the coffins, of course

Police are currently unsure what to charge Moskvina with, how about tampering with a corpse, or how about kidnapping or even better yet destruction of private property?

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