Ivaylo Kalushev identified as central figure in predatory sect

Criminal psychologist Rosen Yordanov has released findings from a psychological analysis regarding Ivaylo Kalushev, identifying him as the central figure in a strictly hierarchical, sect-like community. According to the expert, Kalushev acted as a predatory figure with a pathological sexual attraction to minors, using his position to control members and conceal his motives.

The analysis describes the group as a highly structured organization with invented ranks and varying levels of access to information. Yordanov stated that Kalushev was the sole individual possessing full knowledge of the group's activities and motives, while other members were only partially informed based on their status.

Regarding the Okolchitsa case, the expert suggests Kalushev strategically planned to take the lives of his followers. The report details that Kalushev killed two children, Nikolay Zlatkov and Aleksandar Makulev, while maintaining a position of control over the group. Additionally, the investigation noted that while Kalushev had no recorded sexual relations with adults, he managed over 4 million leva through his accounts despite having no documented legitimate income.