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|name = 3 Guys 1 Hammer | |name = 3 Guys 1 Hammer | ||
|image = 3 Guys 1 Hammer Run The Gauntlet.PNG | |image = 3 Guys 1 Hammer Run The Gauntlet.PNG | ||
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|maker = Dnepropetrovsk maniacs | |maker = Dnepropetrovsk maniacs | ||
|type = Shock video | |type = Shock video | ||
|date = July 12th, 2007 | |date = July 12th, 2007 | ||
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'''3 Guys 1 Hammer''' is a Ukrainian [[shock video]] | '''3 Guys 1 Hammer''' is a Ukrainian [[shock video]] recorded on July 12, 2007. It depicts two 19-year-olds, Viktor Sayenko and Igor Suprunyuk, brutally beating Sergei Yatzenko, a 48-year-old man who was recovering from surgery on his throat for cancer, leaving him unable to speak, to death in the woods. The two men became known as "The Dnepropetrovsk Maniacs." Before Sergei Yatzenko’s murder, they had already killed approximately six other people. Sayenko, Suprunyuk, and their friend, who was not involved in their murders, Alexander Hanzha, were eventually arrested on July 23, 2007, and went on trial for a total of 21 murders. After being found guilty on February 11, 2009, Sayenko and Suprunyuk of murder and Hanzha of two armed robberies that took place before the murder spree, Sayenko and Suprunyuk were sentenced to life imprisonment while Hanzha got nine years.<ref>https://casefilepodcast.com/case-92-dnepropetrovsk-maniacs</ref> | ||
On the day of Yatzenko’s murder, the victim in 3 Guys 1 Hammer, July 12, was reported missing by his wife after he failed to arrive home after telling her earlier that day he was going out on his Dnepr motorcycle and would return by the evening. There is footage showing the two men complaining about something in Ukrainian. After a few seconds, they notice Sergei Yatzenko riding his Dnepr motorcycle. As soon as he gets near, they kick his wheels, causing the motorcycle to fall over. The boys trapped him in the woods before he was killed. The murderers' previous murder scene was two teenage boys in Pidhorodne, named Andrei Sidyuk and Vadim Lyakhov, who were brutally attacked while they were fishing. Vadim managed to escape by hiding in the woods. The maniacs then killed Sergei. | |||
==Content== | ==Content== | ||
[[File:Maniacs.jpeg|thumb|left| | [[File:Maniacs.jpeg|thumb|left|150px|Two of the killers: Sayenko (left) and Suprunyuk (right)]] | ||
The video starts with two males in the woods, one of whom is trapped under what seems to be debris. Abruptly, the teenage boy standing over the adult victim attacks him with a hammer concealed in a plastic bag, effectively turning the victim's face into a bloody pulp. After several seconds of the victim gurgling his own blood and close-ups of his severely damaged face, a screwdriver is skewered and twisted into his stomach by the cameraman, then into the dying man's left eye. The victim | The video starts with two males in the woods, one of whom is trapped under what seems to be debris. Abruptly, the teenage boy standing over the adult victim attacks him with a hammer concealed in a plastic bag, effectively turning the victim's face into a bloody pulp. After several seconds of the victim gurgling his own blood and close-ups of his severely damaged face, a screwdriver is skewered and twisted into his stomach by the cameraman, then into the dying man's left eye. The victim is finished off by two large arcing blows to the head with the hammer for the final time. The assailants then promptly run out of the woods and head nearby to their car, where they wash off the blood.<ref>https://www.gamespot.com/forums/offtopic-discussion-314159273/3-guys-1-hammerwhat-really-happened-26943557/</ref> | ||
==Transcript== | ==Transcript== | ||
{{Quote| | {{Quote| | ||
"Hold on, hold on. Be neater, f***," likely saying that to watch out for the blood. | |||
'''Laughing''' | |||
"Hold on, hold on, hold on, don't hit him, don't hit him. Watch him…" the rest of the sentence is indistinct, but he's likely telling. | |||
the guy to watch for the blood as he's zooming in to capture the close-up | |||
The following audio is unclear. | |||
'''[After the screwdriver stabbing]''' | |||
"What? With what?" the cameraman responds to the boy who stabs the victim | |||
"What, he's still alive?" says the guy stabbing the victim | |||
"He's still moving his arms after I ripped up his intestines," the cameraman muffles indistinctly.y | |||
"He's having a ****ed up day," says the stabbing guy after he'd stepped on his stomach. | |||
'''[More muffled talk as he proceeds to stab him in the eyes with the screwdriver]''' | |||
"Get over here fast. Kill him already." | |||
"What?" says the stabber | |||
"Kill him already." | |||
"I already put the hammer back. He's already dead." | |||
"I poked out his eyes, and he's still not dead," says the cameraman | |||
"Get the knife," the cameraman continues. | |||
'''Proceeds to bludgeon him, then interrupts by saying something indistinct''' | |||
"More, more, " the cameraman tells the other guy to keep bludgeoning him to make sure he's dead. | |||
"Hold on, hold on." | |||
'''They start walking back to the car''' | |||
More muffled talk from the blond killer | |||
"Wash your hands," the cameraman says, and tells him to spray a cleaning chemical on the hamme.r | |||
"I'll hold it." | |||
'''Muffled talk from the guy washing the hammer''' | |||
'''More muffled talk from the guy washing his face and walking back from his car''' | |||
"I stuck the screwdriver in his brain," says the cameraman | |||
''Muffled talk from the guy washing his hands'' | |||
"I got him in the nose from his eye," or something along those lines. | |||
"I don't understand how he was alive? I felt his brain," says the cameraman | |||
"I was holding the screwdriver like this, '''muffled/don't understand'''." | |||
Before the video ends, the blond guy says, "Alright, let's get a picture."}} | |||
==Spread== | ==Spread== | ||
On July 31st, 2013, a ListVerse writer named Mike Floorwalker wrote an article titled "10 Videos Of Violence And Insanity", where "3 Guys 1 Hammer" is ranked second. Floorwalker advised against watching the video due to its disturbing nature, despite the list containing other videos that involve murder. | On July 31st, 2013, a ListVerse writer named Mike Floorwalker wrote an article titled "10 Videos Of Violence And Insanity", where "3 Guys 1 Hammer" is ranked second<ref>https://listverse.com/2013/07/31/10-dramatic-and-disturbing-videos-of-insanity/</ref>. Floorwalker advised against watching the video due to its disturbing nature, despite the list containing other videos that involve murder. | ||
It has also been featured on Runthegauntlet.org, as its 20th level. Runthegauntlet.org is a site featuring a variety of other graphic videos. A shock site that gets progressively gorier as the user chooses is the first link to appear when searched on Google. Although the video in Run the Gauntlet is watermarked to the gore news site, BestGore. The victim in this video was identified as Sergei Yatzenko, a 48-year-old male who had recently been forced into retirement due to a cancerous tumor in his throat. | |||
== Reaction Videos == | |||
Much like several other shock videos, blind reactions to 3 Guys 1 Hammer were ubiquitous. Reactions were most popular at the height of the snuff film in 2009, but [[reaction videos]] are still being made as of 2016. For example, on January 24th, 2009, a YouTuber, wetwetmutoni, published a reaction video that received more than 692,000 views in less than 13 years. Reaction videos continued throughout the next decade. On March 7th, 2016, a YouTuber MILLZ published a reaction that received more than 200,000 views in less than six days | |||
==References== | ==References== | ||
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==Further reading== | ==Further reading== | ||
* wikipedia.org/wiki/Dnepropetrovsk_maniacs | * wikipedia.org/wiki/Dnepropetrovsk_maniacs | ||
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* heavy-r.com/video/117382/Dnepropetrovsk_Maniacs__3_Guys_1_Hammer/ | * heavy-r.com/video/117382/Dnepropetrovsk_Maniacs__3_Guys_1_Hammer/ | ||
* web.archive.org/web/20160307113143/<nowiki>http://www.bestshockers.com/3-guys-1-hammer/</nowiki> | * web.archive.org/web/20160307113143/<nowiki>http://www.bestshockers.com/3-guys-1-hammer/</nowiki> | ||
* jallen285.blogspot.com/2010/03/3-guys-1-hammer-dnepropetrovsk-maniacs.html | |||
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3 Guys 1 Hammer is a Ukrainian shock video recorded on July 12, 2007. It depicts two 19-year-olds, Viktor Sayenko and Igor Suprunyuk, brutally beating Sergei Yatzenko, a 48-year-old man who was recovering from surgery on his throat for cancer, leaving him unable to speak, to death in the woods. The two men became known as "The Dnepropetrovsk Maniacs." Before Sergei Yatzenko’s murder, they had already killed approximately six other people. Sayenko, Suprunyuk, and their friend, who was not involved in their murders, Alexander Hanzha, were eventually arrested on July 23, 2007, and went on trial for a total of 21 murders. After being found guilty on February 11, 2009, Sayenko and Suprunyuk of murder and Hanzha of two armed robberies that took place before the murder spree, Sayenko and Suprunyuk were sentenced to life imprisonment while Hanzha got nine years.[1]
On the day of Yatzenko’s murder, the victim in 3 Guys 1 Hammer, July 12, was reported missing by his wife after he failed to arrive home after telling her earlier that day he was going out on his Dnepr motorcycle and would return by the evening. There is footage showing the two men complaining about something in Ukrainian. After a few seconds, they notice Sergei Yatzenko riding his Dnepr motorcycle. As soon as he gets near, they kick his wheels, causing the motorcycle to fall over. The boys trapped him in the woods before he was killed. The murderers' previous murder scene was two teenage boys in Pidhorodne, named Andrei Sidyuk and Vadim Lyakhov, who were brutally attacked while they were fishing. Vadim managed to escape by hiding in the woods. The maniacs then killed Sergei.
Content
The video starts with two males in the woods, one of whom is trapped under what seems to be debris. Abruptly, the teenage boy standing over the adult victim attacks him with a hammer concealed in a plastic bag, effectively turning the victim's face into a bloody pulp. After several seconds of the victim gurgling his own blood and close-ups of his severely damaged face, a screwdriver is skewered and twisted into his stomach by the cameraman, then into the dying man's left eye. The victim is finished off by two large arcing blows to the head with the hammer for the final time. The assailants then promptly run out of the woods and head nearby to their car, where they wash off the blood.[2]
Transcript
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"Hold on, hold on. Be neater, f***," likely saying that to watch out for the blood. Laughing "Hold on, hold on, hold on, don't hit him, don't hit him. Watch him…" the rest of the sentence is indistinct, but he's likely telling. the guy to watch for the blood as he's zooming in to capture the close-up The following audio is unclear. [After the screwdriver stabbing] "What? With what?" the cameraman responds to the boy who stabs the victim "What, he's still alive?" says the guy stabbing the victim "He's still moving his arms after I ripped up his intestines," the cameraman muffles indistinctly.y "He's having a ****ed up day," says the stabbing guy after he'd stepped on his stomach. [More muffled talk as he proceeds to stab him in the eyes with the screwdriver] "Get over here fast. Kill him already." "What?" says the stabber "Kill him already." "I already put the hammer back. He's already dead." "I poked out his eyes, and he's still not dead," says the cameraman "Get the knife," the cameraman continues. Proceeds to bludgeon him, then interrupts by saying something indistinct "More, more, " the cameraman tells the other guy to keep bludgeoning him to make sure he's dead. "Hold on, hold on." They start walking back to the car More muffled talk from the blond killer "Wash your hands," the cameraman says, and tells him to spray a cleaning chemical on the hamme.r "I'll hold it." Muffled talk from the guy washing the hammer More muffled talk from the guy washing his face and walking back from his car "I stuck the screwdriver in his brain," says the cameraman Muffled talk from the guy washing his hands "I got him in the nose from his eye," or something along those lines. "I don't understand how he was alive? I felt his brain," says the cameraman "I was holding the screwdriver like this, muffled/don't understand." Before the video ends, the blond guy says, "Alright, let's get a picture." |
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Spread
On July 31st, 2013, a ListVerse writer named Mike Floorwalker wrote an article titled "10 Videos Of Violence And Insanity", where "3 Guys 1 Hammer" is ranked second[3]. Floorwalker advised against watching the video due to its disturbing nature, despite the list containing other videos that involve murder.
It has also been featured on Runthegauntlet.org, as its 20th level. Runthegauntlet.org is a site featuring a variety of other graphic videos. A shock site that gets progressively gorier as the user chooses is the first link to appear when searched on Google. Although the video in Run the Gauntlet is watermarked to the gore news site, BestGore. The victim in this video was identified as Sergei Yatzenko, a 48-year-old male who had recently been forced into retirement due to a cancerous tumor in his throat.
Reaction Videos
Much like several other shock videos, blind reactions to 3 Guys 1 Hammer were ubiquitous. Reactions were most popular at the height of the snuff film in 2009, but reaction videos are still being made as of 2016. For example, on January 24th, 2009, a YouTuber, wetwetmutoni, published a reaction video that received more than 692,000 views in less than 13 years. Reaction videos continued throughout the next decade. On March 7th, 2016, a YouTuber MILLZ published a reaction that received more than 200,000 views in less than six days
References
Further reading
- wikipedia.org/wiki/Dnepropetrovsk_maniacs
Links
NOTE: The following shock video contains extremely graphic content!
- seegore.com/3-guys-1-hammer-a-k-a-dnepropetrovsk-maniacs
- runthegauntlet.org/view/Three-guys,-One-Hammer
- goredb.com/w/2WJMoAcLTDtkSsrD4PCtvR
- robert-lindsay.blogspot.com/2008/12/3-guys-1-hammer-human-beasts-massacre.html
- heavy-r.com/video/117382/Dnepropetrovsk_Maniacs__3_Guys_1_Hammer/
- web.archive.org/web/20160307113143/http://www.bestshockers.com/3-guys-1-hammer/
- jallen285.blogspot.com/2010/03/3-guys-1-hammer-dnepropetrovsk-maniacs.html