Fury as the Russian killer “The Black Realtor” who urinated on the graves of slaughtered families is set free after fighting for Putin

An evil Russian killer known as “The Black Realtor” has been released from prison after fighting in Ukraine for six months.

Alexander Tyutin, 66, was sentenced to 23 years in prison after hiring a hitman to execute a family of four, including two children.

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The ailing St. Petersburg real estate agent reportedly joined Putin’s Wagner mercenary group in Ukraine last June.

He joined a desperate plan to allow murderers and rapists to fight in Ukraine for 180 days and then – if still alive – be pardoned and released.

After completing a six-month stint in Mad Vlad’s shambolic wars, Tyutin was allowed to roam free and flew to Turkey to reunite his wife.

It is believed that the monster was even recommended for a medal for “courage” for its time in the brutal private army at the front.

Tyutin is among hundreds of murderers and sex offenders from some of Russia’s most notorious prison camps who have pledged themselves to Putin’s doomed war in exchange for freedom.

He was jailed in 2021 for organizing the 2005 contract killing of his business partner Dmitry Zeinalov, his wife and their 10-year-old son and 14-year-old daughter in the Leningrad region.

The Russian paid $10,000 to hire an assassin for the barbaric attack.

The killer beat Zeinalov’s daughter with an ax in the family’s country house and used a machine gun to murder the man’s pregnant wife.

He used the ax and gun on their 11-year-old son before killing Tyutin’s business partner.

The evil Tyutin is said to have then urinated on their graves after the burial.

He was only caught years later, after being caught organizing the contract killing of his late wife’s niece amid a dispute over his dead spouse’s £93,500 inheritance.

The “killer” he hired for just under $9,000 turned out to be an undercover cop and was arrested in 2018.

Last year, Tyutin was freed from prison in Karelia and trained by Wagner’s private army, led by Putin’s cronie Yevgeny Prigozhin.

Although he was of retirement age, he was drafted into the war.

The head of the Wagner group, billionaire Prigozhin, also known as “Putin’s cook”, hit back at fierce criticism of Tyutin’s release.

He was asked by a journalist if he thought it was “only” that Tyutin was now a free man “given the seriousness of his crimes”.

“Let me explain to you the philosophy of prisoner participation in the war,” he said.

“An inmate killed a family of four. You don’t know and haven’t seen this family, but you’re angry about it.

“This inmate went to war and was killed. or [as in this case]he miraculously survived.

“He, the murderer, is worth three or four, if not more, boys with milk on their lips.

“Your son, your father and your husband are among these boys.

“So consider. Would you rather let the killer go to war or your family members?”

According to Prigozhin, the ailing Tyutin “completed the task of storming a fortified settlement of the Ukrainian Armed Forces.”

“Thanks to its decisive and skillful approach, the assault team was able to occupy the enemy stronghold with minimal casualties and complete the task,” he said.

It comes amid reports that residents in Moscow are receiving calls from alleged police officers telling them to keep children indoors to protect them from the criminals the Wagner group released.

According to Baza, the callers warned that convicts returning from the war could return to their old, violent habits.

Parents were reportedly asked to spread the word about the “dangers” of Wagner’s freed prisoners.

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