On August 20, 2003 two girls, in the Polish village of
Czerniejow, aged twelve and eight, having been prompted by their grandmother to
remove a blue plastic pickle barrel that was the source of an unpleasant odor.
The sisters took the barrel out to the garden and pried open the top, spilling
the contents on the ground. What they discovered was the decaying remains of
dead newborns, their own dead siblings. A subsequent search of additional
barrels turned up five victims, four female and one male. They were killed between 1992 to 2002.
The girls’ parents, whose full names remain secret, called
Jolanta K. and Andrjej, were arrested. On October 8, 2003 Jolanta confessed to three
of the killings but blamed her husband, claiming he pressured her to kill
the children. He denied any knowledge of the murders. The trial court found
that he was truthful and found that all five of the infants had been born
healthy.
On March 2, 2006 the district court in Lublin sentenced
Jolanta to 25 years in prison. Her husband Andrzej received an 8 year sentence.
[Robert St. Estephe]
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[“Mother admits to killing her children,” Al Jazeera, Sep.
23, 2003]
[“Szok! Zwłoki piątki noworodków upchnęli w beczki i proszą
o łaskę!” Fakt.pl (Poland), Nov. 30,
2010]
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Jolanta K., Czerniejow, Poland.
1992-2002 – period of murders.
Aug. 20, 2003 – Bodies found.
Oct. 8, 2003 – confessed.
Mar 2, 2006 – sentenced to 25 years in prison, the
district court in Lublin sentenced Jolanta K. to life imprisonment. Andrzej, 44, Husband -- sentenced to 8 years.
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You have a few mistakes on your artickle.
ReplyDeleteFirst one - she get 25 years in prision, not 125. Her husband only 8 (this is really important information)
Second one - her husband wasnt Andriej, but Andrzej.
Thanks.
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