Near Kiev, a woman was held in slavery for 16 years. Video

She was intimidated, beaten and fed scraps

Residents of the village of Cherevky Zgurovsky district, Kyiv region, in the barn of one of the households found barely alive the woman held in slavery. Residents Cherevkov became suspicious after heard loud at night crying from the barn.

At the opening of the building by representatives of rural communities was found the woman in a dying condition. Later we found out and her personality – a 52-year-old Elena Shirkina once worked as a translator, but the last 16 years spent in slavery of the family of his friend.

The woman told that in the early 2000s, former neighbors and good friends enticed her money, promising to help arrange for a prestigious job abroad. After being invited to live at his dacha in cherevky. However, recent years, the hostess, and once and a friend of the victim, literally turned her into a slave: put impossible tasks on the farm, fed on scraps and spoiled food, beat, intimidated, and manipulated.

In this 52-year-old woman was subjected to constant intimidation by the hostess. In particular, the latter made Elena believe in a fictional story about what it wanted by police for mass casualties due to building collapse in the capital, and its physical elimination was allegedly ordered the inhabitants of the village and the brother of the victim. She even invented and imposed on to Elena that she has a severe cancer, and her fate deals with unknown psychic who through the hostess indicates and what to do for healing.

In addition, Elena was exposed to constant violence, eating leftovers and spoiled food. Now the victim is hospitalized and her life is not in danger. However, people who kept her in slavery, constantly trying to infiltrate the hospital and take it.

At the scene was caused by the local police. However, it is unknown whether it was made on this fact the information in ERDR (Unified register of pre-judicial investigations), and whether carried out pre-judicial investigation.

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