Dmitry Zygnok, who attacked Anastasia Kline and arrived at the hospital to "finish the job", will be remanded in custody in court • Police await autopsy
Tomorrow (Tuesday) in the morning, Dmitry Tsignok, his 52-year-old partner Anastasia Kline, will be remanded in custody at the Ichilov Hospital in Tel Aviv.
Although a few days ago the district court ruled that "opinion suggests that no evidence was found to substantiate the reasonable suspicion of attempted murder and attempted rape," police have meanwhile decided to change the section on suspicion of murder and violation of a legal provision, hoping the autopsy results will add findings.
The story was revealed earlier this month in "Israel Today".
Zygnok, who was under house arrest on suspicion of attempting to murder 52-year-old Kline, arrived at the hospital wearing an IPS uniform and searched for his partner. Police estimated he "came to finish work." He was arrested again and denied any connection to the incident. Tel Aviv, the suspect did not try to enter her room, and complied with the teams' demand to leave the place.
The woman who was lying in bed in the intensive care unit here at Ichilov was called Anastasia Kline.
She was 52 at the time of her death.
From what we found out about her, she came ...
Published by Ichilov - Tel Aviv Medical Center on Saturday, October 10, 2020
After four days in custody the prosecution again instructed the police to release him, despite the serious allegations raised by the police.
Judge Noa Tavor noted at the hearing that the request for release was puzzling, since the risk on the spouse had increased.
Zygnok failed to meet the conditions of his guarantee, especially the third-party guarantee, which stood at a cumulative sum of NIS 13,000.
The court reduced the amount to NIS 4,000, and even postponed the payment date.
"No evidence was found to substantiate the reasonable concern"
The police objected and in a hearing held last Friday in the Tel Aviv District Court, Judge Zion Kefah rejected the police appeal: "It should be noted that I do not consider it relevant to appeal the fact that in the background the respondent was arrested for alleged murders and attempted rape. Under the conditions, the opinion states that no evidence was found to confirm the reasonable suspicion for those offenses, therefore, there is no need to mention them again as a background to the current incident ... It should also be mentioned that this case was not transferred to the State Attorney's Office. An indictment against the respondent for the incident that is the subject of this proceeding. "
Following the dismissal of the police appeal, Tsigenok was released on Friday to his home.
Cops came to look for him at his home yesterday.
When not found, he was declared a fugitive, and this morning betrayed himself as aforesaid.
Police are now awaiting the results of Kline's autopsy, hoping it will shed some light on this sad affair, as the crush of her friends, with whom she stayed until she was hospitalized, will be difficult to impossible to build a case that will lead to an indictment.
"Died without anyone being interested in her safety"
As mentioned, Anastasia Kline, Zignok's partner, died after being hospitalized for several weeks at the Ichilov Hospital in Tel Aviv in a very serious condition.
An Ichilov's Facebook page posted on the subject, writing: "A woman who was lying in bed in an intensive care unit was called Anastasia Clean. She was 52 at the time of her death. From what we found out about her, she came to Israel from Ukraine a few years ago.
"About two weeks ago she was rushed to the hospital in critical condition due to an infection caused by severe injuries she experienced to all parts of her body. Her right leg was even amputated. Her partner, suspected of the crime, was released under house arrest. He returned to the hospital to find her and know." What about her leg. ”Thanks to the vigilance of Shiri, the social worker who stood guard and prevented him from entering her room, he was taken out of the hospital.
"Anastasia lay alone for two weeks without any living soul being interested in her safety. The police were able to locate her family in Ukraine, but they expressed indifference to her condition. 'This is a woman who does not interest anyone,' said the examining officer to the treating staff. "From the world without receiving one last hug from a loved one. Around her were the doctors and the nurses and the social worker's songs, saying to a woman they did not know and know nothing about, last goodbye."