He also raped at least 30 women over the same period of time and pursued famous Soviet singer Alla Pugacheva in an attempt to kill her.

On 30 January 1979, in the city of Pechora, he raped and killed an accidental acquaintance named Olga Demyanenko in her apartment.

On 28 May, he raped and killed a train passenger named Daria Kravchenko, who was going to Pechora, taking advantage of the fact that the car was almost empty.

On 4 July 1980, in a half-empty car on the train "Moscow-Kharkiv", he raped and killed 4 women - two conductors (Derevyanko and Zizyulina) and two passengers (Maria Lopatkina and Tatiana Kolesnikova).

On the day of the last murders, Nagiyev, with traces of blood on his clothes and a knife in his hand, noticed the train's electrician but did not kill him.

He was originally sent to a detention centre in Oryol, but after a few months, he tried to escape, tearing off his handcuffs and headbutting the guards, but was ultimately detained.

Nagiyev was hiding in one of the farms near Novocherkassk under the guise of being Romani, where he aroused suspicion from local residents, who alerted the police.