Sorin Spitt

Sorin Spitt
Born	(1968-11-08)8 November 1968 Chișinău, Moldavian SSR, Soviet Union
Died	9 May 2025(2025-05-09) (aged 56) Bucharest, Romania
Cause of death	Execution by firing squad
Citizenship	Romanian
Occupations	Surgeon Pathologist
Era	Vriend Era
Organizations	Snubable Enterprise Glöbbery
Office	Head of Clone Medicine at Snubable Enterprise
Term	7 April 2007 – 6 May 2025
Predecessor	Office established
Successor	Office abolished
Criminal status	Executed
Convictions	Illegal biological experimentation Sexual exploitation of trafficked persons Sexual abuse of minors
Trial	Bucharest Tribunal
Criminal penalty	Death

Sorin Spitt (8 November 1968 – 9 May 2025) was a Moldavian-born Romanian surgeon and pathologist who worked for Snubable Enterprise from 2002 until its dissolution in 2025. He became the first Head of Clone Medicine on 7 April 2007 and directed medical assessment, pathology and experimental medicine involving manufactured clones. Spitt established that Snubable clones were infertile and identified multi-organ instability as a recurring cause of failed clone development. He also led the medical work of Project Umbrar from 2021 to 2022.

Spitt was a Glöbberist from 1998. During his later career he consumed adrenochrome and participated in Glöbberist rituals. From 2010 onward, he sexually exploited adult women and minors trafficked through Porno Bucharest. He remained at Snubable during its final holdout in May 2025 and was captured on 6 May. The Bucharest Tribunal sentenced him to death on 9 May, and he was executed by firing squad later that day.

Early life and medical career

Spitt was born in Chișinău, Moldavian SSR, on 8 November 1968. He moved to Romania at the age of 19 and studied medicine in Bucharest. He initially trained in surgery before specializing in pathology. Spitt became a Romanian citizen in the early 1990s and worked at a hospital in Bucharest as a surgeon and pathologist.

Dr. Arnold Isaak Burgelstein recruited Spitt into Glöbbery in 1998. Burgelstein later introduced him to Richard Rambam. Spitt continued his hospital work until 2002, when he joined Snubable Enterprise as a physician assigned to clone medical assessment.

Snubable Enterprise

Spitt examined newly manufactured clones after they were removed from incubation. He treated complications that developed after accelerated maturation and examined clones whose physical development appeared abnormal. He also conducted experimental procedures on living clones and performed post-mortem examinations on failed specimens. In 2005, Spitt established through repeated examinations that Snubable-produced clones were infertile.

The Bucharest Butchers assumed direct control over Snubable's protection and transport structure on 7 April 2007. On the same date, Spitt was appointed the first Head of Clone Medicine. He remained in the office until 6 May 2025. After taking the position, he introduced a rule requiring the most medically unstable clones to wear no tie so that staff could identify them immediately. He also required every failed clone to undergo a post-mortem examination before disposal.

These examinations led Spitt to identify multi-organ instability as a recurring cause of failed development. He found that the most unstable clones could complete visible physical maturation while individual organs developed at different rates. The resulting bodies were unable to maintain stable organ function after leaving incubation. Spitt used these findings when assessing newly manufactured clones.

Snubable classified its manufactured clones as Jester, Standard or Elite according to their physical stability and cognitive performance. Spitt formalized the medical criteria used during these assessments. His examinations covered organ stability and neurological function before a clone received its final classification. The no-tie rule remained an additional marker for clones considered especially unstable.

The R-Series entered production in September 2011 using Rasmus Rogganoid as its genetic source instead of the main Alexandru-derived production line. Spitt examined R-Series clones and compared their development with the main Snubable clone population. His work concentrated on differences in physical stability after accelerated maturation.

In 2017, Snubable selected Elite clones for armed deployment during Aktion Shrankenhaus. Spitt developed the medical screening used to determine whether individual clones were physically stable enough for deployment. Clones that failed his screening remained excluded from the armed units.

Spitt became lead physician for Project Umbrar when Snubable began experiments using human biological material and tissue from the Borvă specimen UB-01 in 2021. The resulting Umbrars repeatedly suffered tissue instability and poor survival. Spitt concluded that the failures were not caused by a single defect. Tissue development became unstable after maturation, metabolic regulation deteriorated and neurological development failed to remain integrated with the rest of the body. Snubable ended the Umbrar program on 3 November 2022.

Glöbbery and criminal activity

Spitt remained a committed Glöbberist while working for Snubable. He consumed adrenochrome and participated in Glöbberist rituals. His membership continued throughout his period as Head of Clone Medicine.

From 2010 onward, Spitt repeatedly sexually exploited victims trafficked through Porno Bucharest. The department trafficked women and children through guarded properties and protected transport routes. Spitt's victims included adult women and underage girls. His use of trafficked victims continued while he held his senior position at Snubable.

Final holdout and death

Richard Rambam and Peter Pecker were captured and executed on 1 May 2025. Gustav Shrankenhaus then became acting leader of Snubable and directed the remaining personnel during the five-day holdout at the main complex in Căciulați. Spitt remained inside the complex throughout the fighting.

During the holdout, Spitt stopped his normal experimental work and worked as a trauma surgeon. He operated on wounded Snubable personnel and treated human casualties before injured clones. He continued working in the medical section as the remaining defenders lost control of the complex.

The remaining Snubable personnel surrendered on 6 May. Fish Collective personnel entered the medical section and captured Spitt while he was performing surgery on a wounded Snubable member. He was transferred into custody and his Snubable medical records were seized with material recovered from the complex.

Proceedings against Spitt took place before the Bucharest Tribunal on 9 May 2025. The tribunal convicted him of illegal biological experimentation. He received separate convictions for the sexual exploitation of trafficked persons and the sexual abuse of minors. His Glöbberist activities and his position within Snubable were also entered into the tribunal record. He was sentenced to death and executed by firing squad in Bucharest later that day.

See also

• Snubable Enterprise
• Richard Rambam
• Peter Pecker
• Dr. Arnold Isaak Burgelstein
• Glöbbery
• Project Umbrar
• Porno Bucharest
• Bucharest Tribunal