Testimony Of Olena Seduk

I was born October 16th, 1968. I live in on the third floor of an apartment building on Park Alley, 8, ap.9. I live with my husband Vlad and my son Dima. We have an old English bulldog named Henry, I go for a walk with him to Park Alley at approximately 11.30 p.m. every night.

So I was going for a walk, as usual, with Henry late in the evening on May, 5. I was just getting Henry’s leash from the wardrobe in the hallway when I heard a strange sound coming from Park Alley. It was very loud and lasted for a few seconds. I heard it very well because the window of my bedroom faces the alley and it was open that night. I ran to the window quickly and looked through it, but I saw nothing strange or unusual. There are two lanterns on Park Alley - one is at the intersection of Park Alley and Holovna Str., and another one – close to our house. Their lightening is not bad, though many trees on Park Alley hinder them a little.

I decided nothing bad happened, took Henry and went outside with him. I sat on my knees at the stairs to put a leash on Henry when I saw a man running on Park Alley in my direction. He was of medium height, maybe even tall (can’t say exactly cause I was still sitting). He looked young. He was wearing sport pants, tennis shoes and pullover with a hood. He was wearing a hood so I couldn’t see his face very clearly, but still I had a feeling I knew this face. This man was carrying a dark bag. When he passed me he stopped at a trash can on Park Alley, took something out of the bag, put it into his inner pocket, threw the bag into the trash can and ran away.

The next morning when officer Polischuk came to me and told me what happened, I understood everything. I buy food at “The Family Store” from time to time so this news scared me a lot! When officer Polischuk showed me a photo of a young man with dark hair and asked me if that is who I saw yesterday, I recognized him! This guy is the one who was here last night. No doubts, it’s him!

Having this information officer Polischuk went to Roman Rudenko’s apartment. As soon as officer got out of his car he saw Roman (recognized him on the photo) who was approaching his house and was carrying big bag. Officer arrested Roman as a suspect in this case and took him to police department. There police officers withdraw brand new electric guitar in a packaging, 4500 Ukrainian Hryvnas, 600 Russian Rubles, 120 American Dollars, 75 European Euros, receipt from a music store for electric guitar for 1600 Ukrainian Hryvnas, keys from Roman’s apartment and his cell phone. Roman was interviewed by investigator Polischuk.

Date: 2015-04-20; view: 844