In Italy, the death of a 33-year-old Lviv woman who lived with a Russian is being investigated

In Italy, they are investigating the death of a 33-year-old Lviv woman who lived with a Russian Diana Kwasniewska

What is known about the death of a Ukrainian woman/Collage 24 Channel (Photo RaiNews 24)

The body of a Ukrainian woman was found at the foot of a cliff on the island of Ischia in the Italian municipality of Barano. On July 13, a 33-year-old Lviv woman fell from a cliff that is approximately 2 meters high.

The woman was found without signs of life the next morning. Law enforcement officers established that she spent hours asking her 41-year-old Russian partner for help, but he did not help.

What is known about tragic death of a Lviv woman

She asked her partner for help by sending him a message via WhatsApp and calling him, but he ignored the woman’s request for help. After spending a whole night in the vegetation, she was found dead the next morning, journalists reported.

They said that law enforcement officers checked the mobile phone used by the 41-year-old Russian, Marta-Maria Ogryzko's partner. The police found that the woman had called her partner and asked for help by sending messages in the afternoon of July 13. However, the Russian did not help.

He has already been arrested on suspicion of abuse. In addition, law enforcement officers established that the woman had been subjected to violence and cruel treatment since at least 2022.

It is known that bodily injuries were found on the body of the deceased as a result of a fall, as well as from beatings.

The detained Russian stated that he allegedly went out on the night of July 13-14 to look for his common-law wife. The man found her alive in the vegetation, but allegedly told the woman that she would have to sleep there tonight. . He found her dead in the morning.

Russian beat Lviv woman and hated her relatives because they were Ukrainian

The Italian publication reported that the 41-year-old Russian had committed violence against Marta-Maria. In particular, he threatened her with a knife.

Once, he burned her clothes and deliberately threw them on a lit fire, causing second-degree burns to her buttocks, arms and stomach. In addition, he did not allow her to visit and see members of his family often, whom he hated as a Russian because they were Ukrainians, journalists found out.

The sister of the deceased woman said that the Russian insulted them, calling them “shitty Ukrainians who should die.”

The late Marta-Maria Ohryzko sought medical help in the emergency room of the Lacco Ameno hospital several times after the abuse.