Both Suspects in the Murder of Girls in Kyiv's Podil District Detained in Odesa
Investigative actions are currently being carried out with them.
At around 4:40 a.m. in Odesa, law enforcement officers detained suspects in the murder of two girls in Kyiv's Podil district. Reports TSN.
Investigative actions are currently being carried out with the suspects, after which they are to be formally charged and a preventive measure will be chosen.
TSN has learned of the suspects' detention from its own police sources.
On December 4, in Kyiv's Podil district at 127 Kyrylivska Street, a woman who rented out the apartment found two dead girls inside it. The girls' bodies were lying in a wardrobe on the balcony, tied up and with dozens of stab and cut wounds. The victims turned out to be Maria Kamynina and Yeva Lysenko, born in 2003 and 2000 respectively . As reported by Informator, they had been missing since January 2.
Wanted for committing a particularly serious crime were:
- Ksondzyk Serhii Dmytrovych , born May 25, 1985
- Bershavska Yelyzaveta Vasylivna , born August 28, 2000
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