Vladivostok Novosti Company
September 18, 1997

Crime Chronicle

The Vladivostok News

Murders indicate work of serial killer


Police officials have found four people killed in the same way since Sept. 4, leading investigators to believe that a serial killer has begun to operate in the krai. Dismembered bodies were placed in bags and left in the Pervomaisky district, Nakhodka, and Trudovoye.

Suspect caught in Taiga


Police officers caught a man suspected of three murders on Sept. 3 with the help of the Tiger Department of the Krai Ecology Commission. The man had eluded capture for three years by hiding deep in the Krasnoarmeisky taiga. Police found weapons and explosive substance in the man’s hut as well.

PrimTelefone accountant murdered at home


Chief Accountant at JSC PrimTelefone Anna Tkachenko was found murdered in her ransacked apartment on Sept. 4. Neighbors called the police when they saw that her door was open. No suspects have been found.
Other materials of this Issue:
Japan still hesitant about krai
Customs to move to OGAT base
Business Chronicle
Defense directors feel the squeeze
Dances with cars
Eat your heart out, Vegas
This summer, kids had it hard
Power cuts on the way
Germans oversee handover of lutheran church
Japanese reporters roll with the punches
News in Brief
Koreans leave on Memory Train
Larionov trial delayed again
EcoMorye to clean Vladivostok waters
Decision by the international scientific conference "Sikhote-Alin: preservation and steady development of the unique ecosystem" (Vladivostok, Sept. 3-5, 1997)
Environmentalists, indiginous peoples unite to save Sikhote-Alin
Yeltsin`s call for ousters doesn`t help anyone
Logging: time to shout
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