File:Suprunyuck hammer.jpg

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Fair use rationale for Dnepropetrovsk maniacs: Photograph showing Igor Suprunyuck posing with a hammer. This photograph was part of the evidence shown in court on October 29, 2008. It was probably taken by Viktor Sayenko, another defendant at the trial for 21 murders. Copyright status unclear, although released into the public domain as a piece of evidence in a criminal trial. It is used to illustrate the phrase "morbid self-affirmation" described by the court as the motive in the case.

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