Case of Kukavitsa in Birobidzhan Kukavitsa Vladlena

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Case of Kukavitsa in Birobidzhan

Kukavitsa Vladlena

Updated: March 25, 2024


Name: Kukavitsa Vladlena Nikolayevna

Date of Birth: February 23, 1990

Current status: Suspect

Articles of Criminal Code of Russian Federation: 282.2 (1.1)


Biography


Vladlena Kukavitsa was born in February 1990 in Birobidzhan. She has an elder sister. As a child, Vladlena studied piano at a music school, sang in the choir and loved to draw. Music is still her hobby to this day, along with learning Spanish and walking in nature.


After school, Vladlena graduated with honors from the Birobidzhan Medical College with a degree in nursing. Then she entered the Khabarovsk University of Economics and Law with a degree in management. In 2015 she got married.


Returning to Birobidzhan, Vladlena got a job in the statistics department of the ambulance station. She is interested in healthy eating and writes articles on this topic.


Vladlena was touched by the genuine care and warmth she felt among believers, and in 2004 she decided to become one of Jehovah's Witnesses.


Criminal prosecution became stressful for Vladlena. Her family is worried about what is happening.


Criminal case


Region:

Jewish Autonomous Area

Locality:

Birobidzhan

Court case number:

12407990001000003

Case initiated:

February 1, 2024

Current case stage:

Preliminary investigation

Articles of Criminal Code of Russian Federation:

282.2 (1.1)

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