Stanislav Reshetnyak full video

Russian content producer Stanislav Reshetnyak became well-known for his contentious and unscrupulous actions. On September 14, 1996, he was born in Moscow, Russia. Although Reshetnyak’s early years and upbringing are not well known, it is known that he was reared in Moscow and showed an early interest in online gaming and streaming.

Reshetnyak started off as a content developer for gaming and live streaming on YouTube and Twitch. Because to his captivating personality and fascinating content, he immediately gained a following. Reshetnyak, though, didn’t take long to start creating increasingly divisive stuff.

As his celebrity increased, Reshetnyak started to make videos that showed brutality towards women and animals. Viewers and animal rights organizations expressed shock and condemnation in response to these videos. Reshetnyak continued to create and distribute such content in spite of criticism, garnering prominence and a sizable fan base in online groups that encouraged his extreme behavior.

Valentina “Valya” Grigoryeva passed away during a livestream. There are suspicions that she was subjected to heat exhaustion. According to East2West, Stas Reeflay (real name Stanislav Reshetnikov) continued to livestream even after realizing that his girlfriend was in critical condition on the balcony of their home in Ivanovka village, near Moscow, Russia. “Valentina “Valya” Grigoryeva, are you still alive? What’s going on with you? You look like you’re about to die. Please say something, I’m worried, I can’t feel her heartbeat anymore, guys,” Stas Reeflay continued to film, while telling the large audience watching live.

According to East2West, in previous livestreams, Stas Reeflay also received online donations to repeatedly spray pepper spray on his girlfriend’s body. This YouTuber specializes in receiving donations to perform strange and dangerous acts.

Stas Reshetnikov received money from his audience to torture his girlfriend live on stream. After being forced to stand outside in freezing 0-degree weather, Grigoryeva died of suspected sudden hypothermia.

According to the New York Post, 30-year-old Russian YouTuber Stas Reshetnikov forced his girlfriend Valentina “Valya” Grigoryeva, 28, to stand outside in her underwear in the freezing 0-degree weather in Ivanovka village near Moscow, causing her to die. According to East2West, one viewer paid Reshetnikov $1,000 (over 23 million dong) to carry out this abusive act. The police suspect that Valentina “Valya” Grigoryeva’s cause of death was sudden hypothermia. Notably, she was also pregnant with Stas Reshetnikov’s child. The Russian media speculates that the victim was outside for quite some time, but Reshetnikov’s neighbors claim that Grigoryeva only had to endure it for a short time.

The Russian YouTuber then dragged his girlfriend from the doorway to a couch, covered her with a blanket, and continued to livestream even when he realized that Grigoryeva was in a life-threatening condition. This cruel person only cared about the victim when it was too late. “Valya, are you still alive? My baby girl, what’s happening to you? You look like you’re dead. Come on, say something. I can’t feel her pulse. Everyone, Valya’s so pale. There’s no pulse…”, Reshetnikov said to dozens of people who were watching his horrifying livestream, then started crying. The police quickly arrived at the YouTuber’s house and arrested Reshetnikov after a series of emergency calls from netizens.

According to BAZA media, this is not the first time Reshetnikov has mistreated Grigoryeva. He often receives money from netizens to carry out a series of abusive acts with his girlfriend, including using pepper spray repeatedly on her body. Women’s rights activist Liza Lazerson criticized YouTube for “banning topless images but allowing violent and cruel scenes against women to be displayed.” “She died on the livestream, and the audience even sent money to the murderer. This must stop,” Liza Lazerson declared.

According to Mirror, Stas Reshetnikov will face two years in prison if forensic experts prove that Grigoryeva died of hypothermia. “Information about the illegal acts that this man committed against the victim will also be clarified,” the Russian Investigative Committee said. A representative of YouTube told Mirror, “We were shocked to learn about the incident. This type of offensive content is not allowed on our platform and we will take action against it.”