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Ukrainian modelAlona Savchenko SAWED to death by boyfriend

Ukrainian modelAlona Savchenko SAWED to death by boyfriend
Published 2 years ago on May 16, 2023

Alona Savchenko, 24, had checked into the Key Sathorn-Charoenraj hotel-apartment in Bangkok with her partner Jan Jerzy Lagoda-Filippow, 25, on April 29. 

Lagoda-Filippow had an advertising business registered in Covent Garden in London's  West End, and Ms Savchenko had previously done photoshoots for him.

The couple looked happy as they entered the hotel together and CCTV footage from the corridor shows the pair smiling as they walked towards their room. 

But security guards became suspicious on the morning of May 15 when the Polish tourist left the building, alone and in a hurry, dragging his luggage with him and seeming very nervous. 

Lagoda-Filippow flagged down a taxi, whose driver Surachai Sabaibang later called the hotel to inform them of the Pole's erratic behaviour after his passenger allegedly used the Google Translate app to ask for help cutting up a body.

CCTV footage of Lagoda-Filippow's exit from the hotel shows him shaking as he leaves the lift, lugging his suitcase behind him.

Following Mr Surachai's call, hotel staff went to check the couple's room on the 32nd floor where they found Ms Savchenko's carved-up body on the bed.

The young woman's face was covered in blood and her left hand had been cut off at the wrist. 

Her head had also been partially severed with a deep slash from her neck to her left shoulder, and paramedics discovered she had also sustained a stab wound on her chest. 

A 2ft-long saw lay coated in blood next to her body. Investigators believe Ms Savchenko had been dead for around a day before being discovered, suggesting she was killed over the weekend prior to Lagoda-Filippow's attempt to flee.

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Alona Savchenko, 24, had checked into the Key Sathorn-Charoenraj hotel-apartment in Bangkok with her partner Jan Jerzy Lagoda-Filippow, 25, on April 29. 

Lagoda-Filippow had an advertising business registered in Covent Garden in London's  West End, and Ms Savchenko had previously done photoshoots for him.

The couple looked happy as they entered the hotel together and CCTV footage from the corridor shows the pair smiling as they walked towards their room. 

But security guards became suspicious on the morning of May 15 when the Polish tourist left the building, alone and in a hurry, dragging his luggage with him and seeming very nervous. 

Lagoda-Filippow flagged down a taxi, whose driver Surachai Sabaibang later called the hotel to inform them of the Pole's erratic behaviour after his passenger allegedly used the Google Translate app to ask for help cutting up a body.

CCTV footage of Lagoda-Filippow's exit from the hotel shows him shaking as he leaves the lift, lugging his suitcase behind him.

Following Mr Surachai's call, hotel staff went to check the couple's room on the 32nd floor where they found Ms Savchenko's carved-up body on the bed.

The young woman's face was covered in blood and her left hand had been cut off at the wrist. 

Her head had also been partially severed with a deep slash from her neck to her left shoulder, and paramedics discovered she had also sustained a stab wound on her chest. 

A 2ft-long saw lay coated in blood next to her body. Investigators believe Ms Savchenko had been dead for around a day before being discovered, suggesting she was killed over the weekend prior to Lagoda-Filippow's attempt to flee.

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