Chess Star Obsessed with Serial Killers Allegedly Tries to Poison Rival with Mercury

Russian chess star Amina Abakarova, 40, has been caught on CCTV attempting to poison her younger female rival, Umayganat Osmanova, 30, with mercury during a chess match in Makhachkala, Russia. It has now been revealed that Abakarova has an obsession with books on serial killers, which she often posts about on social media.

Abakarova’s behavior before the game was described as suspicious, as she inquired about the cameras recording the game and then proceeded to carry out her plan to poison Osmanova. Eyewitnesses confirmed that Osmanova fell ill and was hospitalized after coming into contact with the mercury.

After confessing to the act, Abakarova was eliminated from the game and suspended from the Chess Federation in Dagestan, Russia. An investigation has been launched under the charge of ‘inflicting bodily harm.’ Abakarova claimed she wanted revenge on Osmanova for spreading rumors about her and her family.

Sazhid Sazhidov, the republic’s minister of physical culture and sports, condemned Abakarova’s actions, stating that it was not in line with sporting behavior. Abakarova has been detained and could face a prison sentence of up to three years if convicted.

The case has shocked the chess community and raised questions about the mental state of Abakarova, who has shown a disturbing interest in serial killers. The incident serves as a reminder of the importance of sportsmanship and fair play in competitive games.