Jurit-Alfrica Rin, a Russian citizen from the Moscow region, was sentenced this week to three years in prison after it was revealed that she raised her six-year-old daughter in appalling conditions, feeding only cat food and living alone in a windowless and filthy room with 19 other cats.
The British tabloid "Daily Star" reported that the girl, who thought her name was "Kitty Kitty", was exposed in a raid by the Russian police on the apartment where she grew up.
The police team was shocked to discover that Alma Rin, an ardent supporter of the neo-Nazi party, lived in a separate house with another of her 12-year-old daughters and paid the 66-year-old pensioner to occasionally bring food to the little daughter who lived with the cats.
The house and room where the girl grew up, according to documentation from Life.ru
"I admit I paid more attention to my eldest daughter," the mother confirmed in her police interrogation, "I raised the little daughter until age 3 but then there was a change in her character."
It turned out that the girl, who on the outside looked like a three-year-old toddler, had never visited a doctor, was not registered with the welfare authorities and had never studied in kindergarten or school.
In fact, she grew up as a jungle child, Muggle, without any human treatment.
"The sights were difficult to digest. The girl moved on all fours like a cat, ate cat food and responded to the howls of other cats," said Putin's government spokesman for Russia's child welfare.
The court hearing the case convicted mother Rin of "abusing a minor," deprived her of custody of her two daughters and ruled she would be sent to three years in prison.
Juright-Alfrica Rin was under the supervision of the authorities due to her extremist views, an outspoken neo-Nazi who participated in the events of the movement and was often photographed saluting. Following her arrest for exposing her young daughter who was raised in subhuman conditions, it turns out that the woman not only holds extreme views but a mentally distorted person.