Pocky
08-31-2001, 01:42 PM
Seeing this on TV yesterday gave me the chills.
What are people thinking these days? :eek2:
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Case Timeline
This is a chronology of events in the Sacramento slayings case:
August 20:
Shortly before 10 a.m., Nikolay Soltys, 27, allegedly stabs his pregnant wife, Lyubov Soltys, at their home in North Highlands, a Sacramento suburb.
Twenty minutes later, Soltys arrives at his relatives' home in Rancho Cordova. His aunt and uncle, Galina Kukharskaya, 74, and Petr Kukharskiy, 75, are fatally stabbed, along with Soltys' two 9-year-old cousins, Tatyana Kukharskaya and Dimitriy Kukharskiy, the grandchildren of the slain couple, according to police.
An hour later, Soltys arrives at his mother's house in Citrus Heights, another Sacramento suburb. Soltys' mother first tells police he seemed fine, and showed no sign of anything wrong. Police conclude he was probably agitated and bloody, and cleaned up at her house before leaving with his 3-year-old son, Sergey. Police launch a search for Soltys and the boy.
Some time after 8 p.m. — Using children's toys, Soltys allegedly entices his son to a trash pile in rural Placer County, then kills him.
10:30 p.m. — Police discover Soltys' Nissan Altima, with two family photographs inside with notes written in Russian on the back. One has directions to the 3-year-old's body, and a second note lists the slayings, suggesting the victims were killed "for speaking out."
August 21:
4 p.m. — Authorities find Sergey Soltys' bloody body in a cardboard box, in the trash pile under a remote microwave tower about a half-mile from the nearest road, just outside Sacramento.
August 22:
1:30 p.m. — A woman says she narrowly avoids a traffic collision in north Sacramento County with an Explorer in which Soltys was a passenger. It was driven by another woman.
August 26:
With a police helicopter circling overhead, more than 5,000 members of Sacramento's Eastern European community pack a church for the funerals of the six slain family members.
August 30:
8 a.m. — Police find Soltys hiding under a desk in his mother's back yard in Citrus Heights and he is arrested at about 8 a.m. Authorities say his brother turned him in.
What are people thinking these days? :eek2:
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Case Timeline
This is a chronology of events in the Sacramento slayings case:
August 20:
Shortly before 10 a.m., Nikolay Soltys, 27, allegedly stabs his pregnant wife, Lyubov Soltys, at their home in North Highlands, a Sacramento suburb.
Twenty minutes later, Soltys arrives at his relatives' home in Rancho Cordova. His aunt and uncle, Galina Kukharskaya, 74, and Petr Kukharskiy, 75, are fatally stabbed, along with Soltys' two 9-year-old cousins, Tatyana Kukharskaya and Dimitriy Kukharskiy, the grandchildren of the slain couple, according to police.
An hour later, Soltys arrives at his mother's house in Citrus Heights, another Sacramento suburb. Soltys' mother first tells police he seemed fine, and showed no sign of anything wrong. Police conclude he was probably agitated and bloody, and cleaned up at her house before leaving with his 3-year-old son, Sergey. Police launch a search for Soltys and the boy.
Some time after 8 p.m. — Using children's toys, Soltys allegedly entices his son to a trash pile in rural Placer County, then kills him.
10:30 p.m. — Police discover Soltys' Nissan Altima, with two family photographs inside with notes written in Russian on the back. One has directions to the 3-year-old's body, and a second note lists the slayings, suggesting the victims were killed "for speaking out."
August 21:
4 p.m. — Authorities find Sergey Soltys' bloody body in a cardboard box, in the trash pile under a remote microwave tower about a half-mile from the nearest road, just outside Sacramento.
August 22:
1:30 p.m. — A woman says she narrowly avoids a traffic collision in north Sacramento County with an Explorer in which Soltys was a passenger. It was driven by another woman.
August 26:
With a police helicopter circling overhead, more than 5,000 members of Sacramento's Eastern European community pack a church for the funerals of the six slain family members.
August 30:
8 a.m. — Police find Soltys hiding under a desk in his mother's back yard in Citrus Heights and he is arrested at about 8 a.m. Authorities say his brother turned him in.