Two Dead Girls Found in Kyiv's Podil District (Updated)
One of them is a minor.
Yesterday, December 4, in the Podilskyi district of Kyiv at 127 Kyrylivska Street, a woman who rents out an apartment found the bodies of two dead girls inside. The police press service reported this.
The girls' bodies were in a wardrobe on the balcony, tied up and with dozens of stab and cut wounds. The victims were Maria Kamynina and Eva Lysenko, born in 2003 and 2000 respectively. As reported by "Informator", they had been missing since January 2.
Preliminary information indicates that the woman rented the apartment to Eva Lysenko and a young man from December 31 to January 4. However, on January 3 the young man sent the landlady a message that they would leave the flat earlier.
Police have opened criminal proceedings under Part 2 of Article 115 (intentional murder) of the Criminal Code of Ukraine. An investigative and operational team and a forensic medical expert are working at the scene.
On January 1, during a domestic conflict in Kakhovka (a city of regional significance in Kherson Oblast), 26-year-old Volodymyr Chebukin died from gunshot wounds he had received.
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