A Personal Collection of Found Materials Yana Shalina Huss, age 31, mother of two murdered April 25, 2007 2080 Rickover Street, Port Charlotte (Charlotte County) Florida 33953

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2005-09-14 00:00 Purchased Home Less than two years later Yana Shalina Huss was murdered in this house

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2080 Rickover St, Port Charlotte, Fla 33953 Document Type: (D) Deed Record Date : 9/14/2005 3:56:48 PM Event Date : 9/14/2005 Grantor: LISTER, ROBERT (9/14/2005 12:00:00 AM) LISTER, LISA G (9/14/2005 12:00:00 AM) of 831 Sugarloaf, Seymour, Tn 37865 Grantee: HUSS, SCOTT (9/14/2005 12:00:00 AM) 2080 Rickover St, Port Charlotte, Fla 33953 Book Type: O Book / Page: 2805 / 482 # of Pages: 1 Consideration: 485,000.00 Legal: LTS B2942 S59 PCH Charlotte County Appraiser Records

2080 Rickover St, Port Charlotte, Fla 33953 (Charlotte County)

Yana Huss found murdered - Husband, Scott Huss arrested in Tallahassee

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2080 Rickover Street

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The Murder House

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The Murder House

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The Murder House

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Scott Huss arrested

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Scott Huss arrested

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2007-04-25 00:00 www.winknews.com CLICK PHOTO above to watch WINK video

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"That woman is 31-year old Yana Huss, of Russia. It was a situation no one wanted to happen, but neighbors say, they knew it was coming. "Almost from the time they've moved in, the police are down there all the time," said Louise Watson. The Charlotte Sheriff's office says in the past several weeks, they have 20 documented cases of visiting the home at 2080 Rickover Street. Yana Huss's husband, Scott Lee Huss, has a history of domestic abuse and, recently, continued to violate a restraining order. His latest arrest happened less than two weeks ago." 04/26/2007 Headline: "Man suspected of murdering his wife" http://www.winknews.com/news/local/7203246.html

Peter, "he killed my mother and told me not to tell, or he was going to come back and kill me."

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Michael Grimes Huss

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"My Mom is Dead"

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Scott Huss Arrested

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The Murder House

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The Murder House

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scott.huss@us.army.mil

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2007-04-25 00:00 Scott Huss' mother and brother Michael took Peter to lunch www.winknews.com Click Photo Below to watch Video "Lunch. She had lunch and my daughter is dead," said Eleana Kuchinskaya. "Nobody called to police. Nobody. Why? I cannot understand why she is still not in jail," cried Kuchinskaya. "11 to 2 o'clock. 2:15, 2:45, Peter was with Scott's mother and she did not call police."

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"On April 25th, at 11 o'clock in the morning, 8-year-old, Peter Shalin showed up at his grandmother's front door in Central Florida. He was covered in blood, carrying a suitcase, which contained a letter from his step-father, Scott Huss. New documents released by the state's attorneys office say the 8-year-old witnessed the murder, then Huss dropped the boy off at his mother's home in Longwood. Those reports show, Joyce Huss, Scott's mother found Peter at 11 a.m. She then contacted Scott and he told her, "don't tell anyone, don't call anybody." Ten minutes later, Joyce Huss picked up her other son, with Peter. Michael Huss, Scott's brother, told detectives, "I had notice some stains on his shirt, didn't really think much of 'em." He went on to say, "He (Peter) did tell us his mother was stabbed and that she was in the hospital." But neither Joyce nor Michael Huss called police. They went to lunch, and took the boy with them. The documents went on to show that at one o'clock, Joyce Huss dropped her son, Michael, back at home. That's when Peter told them, still in the blood stained clothes, "my mom is dead... my mom is dead." Joyce Huss did not call police, instead she took Peter to Wal-Mart to buy new clothes. In a written statement to Longwood Police, Huss wrote, "on the way to Wal-Mart he did say, 'if she is dead, I may be here a long time." Reports say it wasn't until 2 p.m. that Joyce Huss read the 12-page manifesto Scott left her. The letter was an apparent suicide note. After Huss read the note, she called her son Michael, he went to home, and then he called authorities. That happened at 2:40 p.m., nearly four hours after Peter first appeared." Interviews with Scott's relatives reveal Peter initially told them "a man broke into his home and stabbed his mother." He later broke down and admitted it was his step-father, Scott, who killed his mother. Peter was heard saying, "he killed my mother and told me not to tell, or he was going to come back and kill me." 07/30/2007 Headline: "Bloody clothes and suicide note, not enough for murder suspect's mom to notify police?"

Yana's son Peter child told his teacher about the violence, but no action was taken Peter told his teacher that Scott Huss choked him and put a gun to his head

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Nicole Oliverio (WINK)

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Abuse Reports

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Abuse Reports

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Mike Riley

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Myakka River School

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Myakka River School

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2007-05-11 00:00 www.winknews.com CLICK PHOTO above to watch WINK video

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"Now we've uncovered new allegations that the victim's child told his teacher about the violence, but no action was taken. Yana Huss's 8-year-old son, from a previous relationship, attended school at Myakka River Elementary in Port Charlotte. The boy's teacher told a local newspaper he admitted to her that Scott Huss choked him and put a gun to his head. Just days after the teacher says she learned of the abuse the boy allegedly witnessed his step-father stab his mother to death. Under Florida law, teachers, principles and other leaders must immediately report any suspicions of abuse to the Florida abuse hot line but the Charlotte school district isn't sure if this teacher did that. The teacher told a newspaper reporter that she told a guidance counselor about the abuse." 05/11/2007 Headline: "Child tells deputies he saw his step-father kill his mother" http://www.winknews.com/

Yana's mother, Elena Kuchinskaya joins "Parents of Murdered Children" in Port Charlotte, Florida

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Connie Ankney

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Yana Shalina Huss

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Elena Kuchinskaya

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Elena Kuchinskaya

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Yana Shalina Huss

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Yana Shalina Huss

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2007-06-20 00:00 www.winknews.com CLICK PHOTO above to watch WINK video

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"Elena joined the group, Parents of Murdered Children, an emotional support group that allows victims' families and friends the opportunity to share their story. "It's the club that no one wants to join," said Southwest Florida Chapter President, Connie Ankney. "Someone else has initiated us, and now we are going to survive." Kuchinskaya flew to Florida after she learned of her daughter's death. She came not knowing the language and without friends. Parents of Murdered Children have also been able to help Kuchinskaya in court. "They help me 24 hours a day. We go together court, we go together all the places I need," she said. Without the help, she doesn't know where she'd be. The pain in her heart is still great, but with the organization's help, the stress isn't so bad. "I trust the American system. I am mother, I need this, I believe." Friends set up a fund for the family, the Yana Huss Memorial Fund. Anyone wishing to donate can do so at any Wachovia Bank" 06/20/2007 Headline: "Support Group: Recent murders spark need for meetings" http://www.winknews.com/

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