Psycho Nanny Who Decapitated Child Smiles For Reporters

The monstrous Russian nanny who paraded the decapitated head of 4-year-old Nastya Meshcheryakova in Moscow — has serenely explained that she killed the girl because "Allah ordered" her death! Gulchekhra Bobokulova's chilling response came after reporters asked the mother-of-three (pictured here in a court cell) to explain the vile act that horrified the world.

Bobokulova, 38,  also admitted her guilt to reporters who had gathered in the Moscow court. She also pleaded guilty to the crime in front of the judge. Amateur video obtained by The National ENQUIRER (as seen in the graphic images following) shows the nightmarish nanny brandishing the head of tragic Nastya.

Bobokulova, 38,  also admitted her guilt to reporters who had gathered in the Moscow court. She also pleaded guilty to the crime in front of the judge. Amateur video obtained by The National ENQUIRER (as seen in the graphic images following) shows the nightmarish nanny brandishing the head of tragic Nastya.

The videotape's audio revealed that the killer had been shouting "I am a terrorist!" in Russian, and additional witnesses reported that she had also shouted, "Allahu Akbar!" — the Arabic phrase for “God is great."

Bobokulova, 38,  also admitted her guilt to reporters who had gathered in the Moscow court. She also pleaded guilty to the crime in front of the judge. Amateur video obtained by The National ENQUIRER (as seen in the graphic images following) shows the nightmarish nanny brandishing the head of tragic Nastya.

The videotape's audio revealed that the killer had been shouting "I am a terrorist!" in Russian, and additional witnesses reported that she had also shouted, "Allahu Akbar!" — the Arabic phrase for “God is great."

And, in a terrifying twist, prosecutors said that they believe Bobokulova was "incited" to commit the heinous act by other depraved maniacs who remain at large! The woman was alone when police wrestled her to the ground after she had wandered outside a Moscow subway station for over an hour while proudly holding Nastya's head.  (“God is great”).

Bobokulova, 38,  also admitted her guilt to reporters who had gathered in the Moscow court. She also pleaded guilty to the crime in front of the judge. Amateur video obtained by The National ENQUIRER (as seen in the graphic images following) shows the nightmarish nanny brandishing the head of tragic Nastya.

The videotape's audio revealed that the killer had been shouting "I am a terrorist!" in Russian, and additional witnesses reported that she had also shouted, "Allahu Akbar!" — the Arabic phrase for “God is great."

And, in a terrifying twist, prosecutors said that they believe Bobokulova was "incited" to commit the heinous act by other depraved maniacs who remain at large! The woman was alone when police wrestled her to the ground after she had wandered outside a Moscow subway station for over an hour while proudly holding Nastya's head.  (“God is great”).

Meanwhile, many residents of Russia are said to be outraged at how the official Russian television channels have refused to report on the grisly killing. In a throwback to the Cold War days, Russian citizens have only learned of the tragedy by video (like the images shown here) that has been traded in underground circles.

Bobokulova, 38,  also admitted her guilt to reporters who had gathered in the Moscow court. She also pleaded guilty to the crime in front of the judge. Amateur video obtained by The National ENQUIRER (as seen in the graphic images following) shows the nightmarish nanny brandishing the head of tragic Nastya.

The videotape's audio revealed that the killer had been shouting "I am a terrorist!" in Russian, and additional witnesses reported that she had also shouted, "Allahu Akbar!" — the Arabic phrase for “God is great."

And, in a terrifying twist, prosecutors said that they believe Bobokulova was "incited" to commit the heinous act by other depraved maniacs who remain at large! The woman was alone when police wrestled her to the ground after she had wandered outside a Moscow subway station for over an hour while proudly holding Nastya's head.  (“God is great”).

Meanwhile, many residents of Russia are said to be outraged at how the official Russian television channels have refused to report on the grisly killing. In a throwback to the Cold War days, Russian citizens have only learned of the tragedy by video (like the images shown here) that has been traded in underground circles.

Spokesmen for Russian President Vladimir Putin have insisted that the news blackout was not ordered by the Kremlin. Rumors still persist that the video is forbidden from being televised because of fears that the outrageous crime could spark bias incidents against other Muslim immigrants. Bobokulova came to Russia as an immigrant from the former Soviet republic of Uzbekistan.