PA3DO HORROR: Five-Year-Old’s Terrifying Night In Woods With Abuser
A five-year-old girl snatched by a convicted paedophile has told police how he took her for a terrifying night in the woods.
The youngster went missing from her family home in Novosysoevka, Yakovlevsky District, Primorsky Krai, Russia on 2nd July.
A family friend – known to be a child abuser – went missing at the same time as the girl, named as Sonya.
Her frantic 42-year-old mother, reported local media, called police but Sonya made her own way home the following day.
She told police the 49-year-old man had taken her to the woods to collect wild plants.
But he told her to wait for him before he left and never came back.
Sonya said she spent the night sleeping in the woods, where she was bitten by mosquitoes and midges.
Police are now searching for the man, who is believed to have gone on the run.
At the time of reporting, his name was withheld.
In a statement obtained by Newsflash on 3rd July, the Investigation Department of the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation for Primorsky Krai said: “During search activities, a five-year-old girl who disappeared on 2nd July, 2022 in Yakovlevsky District was found.
“Currently, the investigating authorities of the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation for Primorsky Krai are establishing all circumstances of the incident.
“Employees of the Investigative Committee, the Ministry of Emergency Situations, forest rangers, and military personnel of Moscow Oblast, and ‘Prim Poisk’ volunteers also took part in the search activities.”
And in another statement obtained by Newsflash on the same date, the Primorsky Krai Police said: “In Primorsky Krai, police officers found a minor who was put on the missing persons list.
“The circumstances of the incident are being established.
“Employees of the Investigative Committee, the Ministry of Emergency Situations, forest rangers, military personnel of Moscow Oblast, and ‘Prim Poisk’ volunteers also took part in the search activities.
“The police thank the residents of Primorsky Krai, who assisted in the search activities.”
