South Carolina woman wanted in murder investigation found in Netherlands

South Carolina woman wanted in murder investigation found in Netherlands

Dutch police have located a South Carolina woman, who is wanted in a murder investigation, in the Netherlands, where she was apparently staying at a refugee camp with her daughter.

The American woman (33) who was wanted in her home country on suspicion of the gruesome murder of her ex-partner, and was recently arrested in our country, appears to have been in Ter Apel as an asylum seeker. It is a mystery how she, under her own name, was admitted to the shelter without any problems while an international manhunt was underway.

The 33-year-old woman was arrested this week. She allegedly shot her ex in August 2021.

A year and a half after the body of the wanted 26-year-old Izabela from Krakow was discovered in a Warsaw hotel, investigators are revealing the details of the murder. In an interview with "Super Express", the District Prosecutor's Office in Warsaw said that the woman died as a result of "violent strangulation caused by the pressure of the noose on the organs of the neck".

A 33-year-old woman from the United States, wanted for the murder of her ex-partner, was housed for weeks as an asylum seeker in Ter Apel. The woman, Kendra Leigh W., was eventually arrested in the Netherlands, but spent a considerable amount of time in the registration center beforehand. It is striking that she entered the country under her real name and was granted access to the shelter, while an international search was underway for her.

US woman wanted for murder arrested at Ter Apel asylum centre - DutchNews.nl

An American woman wanted on suspicion of killing her ex-partner in the United States spent three weeks living at the...