Sergey Razumovsky

A tall man with a strong build and good looks. He has blue eyes, red hair and dark eyebrows. Before his arrest, he styled his hair with bangs and wore yellow contact lenses. In the pre-trial detention center, his hair grew below his shoulders, and he began to tie it into a ponytail. Later he cut his hair short. Dresses smartly: prefers shirts and jackets with bright prints, purple suits. At home, he wears T-shirts with ironic slogans or bright robes.

Sergei Razumovsky is an orphan who grew up in one of the orphanages in St. Petersburg. At the shelter he had a close friend, Oleg Volkov, who later became the commander of a group of mercenaries. Little Seryozha often drew in class, for which he was ridiculed by teachers and classmates. He began to draw an imaginary friend-protector - an anthropomorphic feathered creature - but stopped after Oleg taught him to fight. Since childhood, Razumovsky showed great interest in computers and was fond of programming. One day, during a computer science lesson, he changed the screensaver on all school computers to a photo of the head teacher with the caption “Must die” (must die), which is why he received the nickname “programmer.” Having scored the maximum number of points upon admission to the Faculty of Computational Mathematics and Cybernetics at Moscow State University, Razumovsky moved to Moscow and settled in a dormitory. During his studies, he often got into arguments with teachers who, in his words, “lag behind the progressive world of information technology.” While still a student, he became the winner of the “TopCoder Open”, an annual individual professional programming tournament. Later he collected a whole collection of various awards and prizes, performing under the nickname “RazOOm”. Immediately after graduating from university, Razumovsky launched a test version of the “Together” website, which he worked on at night, in his free time from studying. Schoolchildren and students appreciated the new social network, and soon “Together” became the most popular site in the country, second only to email services and search engines. Sergei Razumovsky became the youngest billionaire in the world, however, as he himself claimed, “money did not spoil him at all,” and he is “always happy to share with the disadvantaged.” Razumovsky often attended charity parties, leaving impressive sums there, and the whole city heard about his eccentric antics.