Die Ermordung von Iryna Zarutska, The killing of Iryna Zarutska

[AribertDeckers]

7.9.2025
The killing of Iryna Zarutska




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Murder in Charlotte 1:
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Murder in Charlotte 2
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Murder in Charlotte 3:
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Murder!

Murder in plain sight.


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Killing of Iryna ZarutskaDate   August 22, 2025
Time   Before 10 p.m.
Location   Charlotte, North Carolina, U.S.
Deaths   1

The killing of Iryna Zarutska occurred on August 22, 2025, at the East/West Boulevard light rail station on the Lynx Blue Line[1] in Charlotte, North Carolina, United States. Iryna Zarutska, a 23-year-old Ukrainian refugee who had fled the Russian invasion of Ukraine, was fatally stabbed. The killing drew citywide and international coverage for Zarutska's status as a refugee seeking safety in the United States, prompted a public statement from Charlotte mayor Vi Lyles, and leaked footage of the killing sparked outrage on social media, leading to policy discussions about transit security, fare enforcement and gaps in the criminal justice and mental health systems.[2][3]
Background

Iryna Zarutska was born on 22 May 2002[4] in Kyiv, Ukraine and arrived with her family to the United States in 2022, fleeing the ongoing war following Russia's invasion of her home country. Zarutska held an art degree from a Kyiv college and was improving her English with hopes of becoming a veterinary assistant.[5] According to a GoFundMe page created by her family and cited in media reports, Zarutska had settled in Charlotte, North Carolina, hoping for a new beginning.[2][6][7]

The suspect is a 34-year-old homeless man who previously been convicted of robbery & larceny, with additional charges pending.[8]
Killing

On the evening of August 22, 2025, at approximately 9:55 p.m., Iryna Zarutska was at the East/West Boulevard light rail station in Charlotte's South End neighborhood. Surveillance footage released on 5 September 2025 by authorities shows Zarutska boarding the train and sitting in front of the suspect. For four minutes, Zarutska, wearing headphones and using her phone, is unaware as the suspect glances at her, pulls a pocketknife from his hoodie, and flips it open. He then lunges, holding her head and stabbing her three times in the neck. Zarutska, visibly scared, collapses 30 seconds later. Passengers react but initially freeze; one eventually aids her, followed by others. The suspect, seen wiping blood from his hand with his hoodie, exits the train two minutes later.[9][10]

She was pronounced dead at the scene.[11][12] The suspect was arrested and taken to Atrium Health for treatment. He was charged with first-degree murder upon his release from the hospital.[2][13]

The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department (CMPD) has not disclosed the motive for the attack. The investigation remains ongoing, with CMPD's Homicide Unit, led by Detective Buhr, urging the public to provide any relevant information.[2]
Aftermath

The fatal stabbing raised concerns about the safety of Charlotte's Lynx Blue Line. Councilman Edwin Peacock stressed fragile public trust and urged Charlotte Area Transit System (CATS) and CMPD to review security. CATS confirmed the train operator followed protocol, holding the train until police arrived.[9]

On September 6 local Charlotte TV channel WBTV quoted the authorities saying that the suspect "did not buy a ticket" and that CATS is "working on ways to keep fare skippers off mass transit", and concluded by emphasizing that the attack "would have been difficult to prevent once he got on the train".[14] On September 5, 2025, CATS released surveillance video of the stabbing.[10][15]

Following the killing, local officials and the district attorney publicly discussed gaps in Mecklenburg County's mental health and justice systems, using the case as an example in debates over how courts handle defendants with serious mental illness.[16] The Charlotte Area Transit System said it would seek to increase fare inspections, install new ticket validators, and expand security staffing on trains and platforms.[17] Mayor Vi Lyles called the killing "senseless and tragic" and urged respect for the victim's family as the investigation continued.[14] Multiple Charlotte City Council officials and candidates in the 2025 Charlotte mayoral election called for greater action to ensure safety on public transit.[18]

The killing garnered national attention in the United States, particularly from right-wing political commentators, and was described by The Charlotte Observer as having become "politicized".[19][20] United States Secretary of Transportation Sean Duffy publicly blamed Charlotte city officials for the murder, and billionaire Elon Musk criticized judges and district attorneys for allowing "criminals to roam free."[19] The case also received international coverage,[21][22] including in Ukraine, with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine stating it was "in constant contact" with investigators.[23][24]

References

1.
Simone Blanes. "Assassinato chocante de refugiada ucraniana em trem revolta EUA". Veja (in Portuguese). Retrieved September 7, 2025. "Iryna Zarutska, de 23 anos, foi esfaqueada e morta em um trem da linha Lynx Blue Line"

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Hank Lee; Jesse Pierre; Anna King (September 5, 2025). "CATS releases surveillance video of deadly light rail stabbing". WCNC-TV. Retrieved September 6, 2025.

3.
"У США вбили 23-річну українку Ірину Заруцьку: що відомо". BBC News Україна (in Ukrainian). August 26, 2025. Retrieved September 6, 2025.

4.
Obituary

5.
"Obituary gives more details about light rail stabbing victim". WFAE. August 28, 2025. Retrieved September 7, 2025.

6.
Warrick, Michael (August 25, 2025). "Woman killed in Charlotte light rail stabbing recently fled from Ukraine, loved ones say". WBTV. Retrieved September 6, 2025.

7.
"Woman who fled Ukraine to escape war stabbed to death in North Carolina train station". The Independent. August 27, 2025. Retrieved September 6, 2025.

8.
"Suspect arrested after deadly stabbing in South End". Retrieved September 7, 2025.

9.
Gray, Daniel; Charlotte, Jordan Kudisch. "Graphic Content Warning: CATS releases video of deadly light rail stabbing". spectrumlocalnews.com. Retrieved September 6, 2025.

10.
Bruno, Joe (September 6, 2025). "CATS releases video of deadly random stabbing on light rail". WSOC TV. WSOC-TV. Retrieved September 6, 2025.

11.
Nieves, Alicia (September 7, 2025). "Ukrainian refugee killed in random stabbing on North Carolina train". NewsNation. Retrieved September 7, 2025.

12.
JESSICA A. BOTELHO (September 6, 2025). "Ukrainian refugee brutally murdered on train in North Carolina by repeat offender". WGME-TV. Retrieved September 7, 2025. "Zarutska suffering from multiple knife wounds. She was pronounced dead at the scene"

13.
"Case Update: Homicide Investigation in the Central Division". www.charlottenc.gov. Retrieved September 6, 2025.

14.
"'Senseless and tragic': Charlotte mayor issues statement on deadly CATS stabbing". wbtv.com. Retrieved September 6, 2025.

15.
"Вбивство українки у США: з'явилися кадри з місця злочину". ТСН.ua (in Ukrainian). September 6, 2025. Retrieved September 6, 2025.

16.
Sands, Alexandria (September 4, 2025). "Mecklenburg's DA acknowledges criminal justice system gaps following light rail killing". Axios Charlotte. Retrieved September 7, 2025.

17.
"Charlotte light rail ticket enforcement expected to increase after stabbing". WBTV. September 3, 2025. Retrieved September 7, 2025.

18.
Ramsey, Mary (September 3, 2025). "Crime takes focus in Charlotte mayoral race after South End light rail stabbing". Charlotte Observer. Retrieved September 7, 2025.

19.
Muccigrosso, Catherine; Bergeron, Josh (September 7, 2025). "Deadly light rail stabbing in Charlotte grows political under national spotlight". Charlotte Observer. Retrieved September 7, 2025.

20.
"Ukrainian, 23, stabbed to death on train in US after fleeing war". The Telegraph. September 7, 2025. Retrieved September 7, 2025.

21.
"Ukrainian refugee, 23, stabbed to death on US train in 'random attack'". The Indian Express. September 7, 2025. Retrieved September 7, 2025.

22.
Córdova, Maricielo Grados (September 6, 2025). "Una joven ucraniana refugiada en EEUU fue brutalmente asesinada en un tren de Charlotte". Infobae (in Spanish). Retrieved September 7, 2025.

23.
"Ukraine's Foreign Ministry comments on fatal stabbing of 23-year-old Ukrainian refugee in US". Ukrainska Pravda. August 27, 2025. Retrieved September 7, 2025.

24.
"Ukrainian refugee stabbed to death in North Carolina, suspect charged with murder". The Kyiv Independent. September 7, 2025. Retrieved September 7, 2025.

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[AribertDeckers]

11.9.2025


All three on the left side of the picture do see.

All three on the left side of the picture do know.

And they do nothing!




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They all are complicit of murder!



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[AribertDeckers]

11.9.2025


Killed for no other reason than being White.




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[AribertDeckers]

11.9.2025
Letter by Congressman Tim Moore


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Congressman Tim Moore

reptimmoore

Today, I led a letter calling for the removal of Magistrate Judge Teresa Stokes, who released a 14-time offender who went on to murder Iryna Zarutska in Charlotte.

This tragedy was preventable. There must be accountability. North Carolinians deserve better.

All 10 republicans representing NC in the U.S. House signed this letter.

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The letter OCR-ed by Google:

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Congressman Tim Moore

Congress of the United States
House of Representatives
Washington, DC 20515

September 9, 2025

The Honorable Roy H. Wiggins
Chief Judge
North Carolina Judicial District 26
832 E Fourth St, Ste 9600 Charlotte, NC 28202

Dear Chief Judge Wiggins,

We are writing to urge that you initiate proceedings under North Carolina General Statute § 7A-173(a) for the removal of Magistrate Teresa Stokes from office. That statute provides for the removal of a magistrate for willful and persistent failure to perform the duties of the office or conduct prejudicial to the administration of justice that brings the judicial office into disrepute.

Magistrate Stokes's actions in the case of Decarlos Brown, Jr. clearly meet both of these grounds for removal. In January 2025, Magistrate Stokes authorized the release of Brown based solely on his "written promise" to appear for a future court date. This decision was made despite Brown's extensive criminal history, which included at least 14 prior arrests for serious offenses such as possession of a firearm by a felon, robbery with a dangerous weapon, and physical assault of his sister. In 2014, he was sentenced to five years in prison for robbery with a dangerous firearm. The January charge, a Class 1 misdemeanor, arose after Brown became combative with police officers. Yet despite this history of violent and unstable behavior, Magistrate Stokes released Brown without requiring bond or imposing any meaningful conditions to safeguard the public.

This reckless decision had devastating consequences. On August 22, 2025, while his misdemeanor case was still pending, Brown boarded a Charlotte light rail train and fatally stabbed 23-year-old Iryna Zarutska in the neck as she was returning home from work. Ms. Zarutska's murder was not only a profound personal tragedy but also a direct result of a failure of judicial responsibility. By releasing a repeat violent offender on nothing more than his written promise to appear, Magistrate Stokes displayed a willful failure to perform the duties of her office and engaged in conduct prejudicial to the administration of justice, as set forth in N.C.G.S. § 7A-173(a). Her decision has undermined public confidence in the judicial system and exposed the community to wholly preventable harm.

For these reasons, we urge you to commence formal removal proceedings against Magistrate Teresa Stokes. We further request that the Court conduct a thorough review of her prior bond determinations to assess the full extent of misconduct. North Carolinians deserve to know that those entrusted with judicial authority exercise it with diligence, responsibility, and regard for the safety of the community.

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Congressman Tim Moore

Kongress der Vereinigten Staaten
Repräsentantenhaus
Washington, DC 20515

9. September 2025

Der ehrenwerte Roy H. Wiggins
Vorsitzender Richter
Gerichtsbezirk 26 von North Carolina
832 E Fourth St, Ste 9600 Charlotte, NC 28202

Sehr geehrter Herr Vorsitzender Richter Wiggins,

Wir schreiben Ihnen, um Sie dringend zu bitten, ein Verfahren gemäß § 7A-173(a) des North Carolina General Statute zur Amtsenthebung von Magistrat Teresa Stokes einzuleiten. Dieses Gesetz sieht die Amtsenthebung eines Magistrats wegen vorsätzlicher und anhaltender Nichterfüllung der Amtspflichten oder wegen Verhaltensweisen vor, die der Rechtspflege abträglich sind und das Richteramt in Verruf bringen

Das Vorgehen von Richter Stokes im Fall Decarlos Brown Jr. erfüllt eindeutig beide Entlassungsgründe. Im Januar 2025 genehmigte Richter Stokes die Freilassung von Brown ausschließlich aufgrund seiner ,,schriftlichen Zusage", zu einem späteren Gerichtstermin zu erscheinen. Diese Entscheidung wurde trotz Browns umfangreicher krimineller Vergangenheit getroffen, die mindestens 14 frühere Festnahmen wegen schwerer Straftaten wie Waffenbesitz durch einen Schwerverbrecher, Raub mit einer gefährlichen Waffe und Körperverletzung seiner Schwester umfasste. Im Jahr 2014 wurde er wegen Raub mit einer gefährlichen Schusswaffe zu fünf Jahren Gefängnis verurteilt. Die Anklage im Januar, ein Vergehen der Klasse 1, entstand, nachdem Brown gegenüber Polizisten streitlustig geworden war. Trotz dieser Vorgeschichte gewalttätigen und instabilen Verhaltens ließ Richter Stokes Brown frei, ohne eine Kaution zu verlangen oder sinnvolle Auflagen zum Schutz der Öffentlichkeit zu stellen
Diese rücksichtslose Entscheidung hatte verheerende Folgen. Am 22. August 2025, während sein Verfahren wegen eines Vergehens noch anhängig war, bestieg Brown eine Stadtbahn in Charlotte und stach der 23-jährigen Iryna Zarutska auf dem Heimweg von der Arbeit tödlich in den Hals. Der Mord an Frau Zarutska war nicht nur eine tiefe persönliche Tragödie, sondern auch eine direkte Folge eines Versagens der richterlichen Verantwortung. Indem sie einen Wiederholungstäter aufgrund seiner schriftlichen Zusage, vor Gericht zu erscheinen, freiließ, zeigte Richterin Stokes eine vorsätzliche Pflichtverletzung und verhielt sich nachteilig für die Rechtspflege, wie in N.C.G.S. § 7A-173(a) dargelegt. Ihre Entscheidung hat das Vertrauen der Öffentlichkeit in das Justizsystem untergraben und die Gemeinschaft einem völlig vermeidbaren Schaden ausgesetzt

Aus diesen Gründen fordern wir Sie dringend auf, ein formelles Abberufungsverfahren gegen Richterin Teresa Stokes einzuleiten. Wir fordern das Gericht außerdem auf, ihre früheren Kautionsfeststellungen gründlich zu überprüfen, um das volle Ausmaß des Fehlverhaltens zu beurteilen. Die Einwohner von North Carolina haben das Recht zu wissen, dass diejenigen, denen die richterliche Gewalt anvertraut ist, diese mit Sorgfalt, Verantwortung und Rücksicht auf die Sicherheit der Gemeinschaft ausüben.

Mit freundlichen Grüßen,

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11.9.2025




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[AribertDeckers]

11.9.2025
Die Komplizenschaft der "Journalisten"


"Keine Ergebnisse gefunden
Für Ihre Suche konnten keine Ergebnisse gefunden werden. Bitte versuchen Sie es erneut mit einem anderen Suchbegriff."

https://www.tagesschau.de/suche#/?searchText=Iryna%20Zarutska



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[AribertDeckers]

12.10.2025
The second video of the killing of Iryna Zarutska


There is a second video of the killing of Iryna Zarutska. It is taken by a second surveillance camera in the wagon, which directly points to the door. This video shows some very important details.

First, let us concentrate on the others in the wagon. Here you can see, from the video taken by the first camera, the murderer behind Iryna, just after he had stabbed her. Look at where they all look at!

This foto was taken from the video by the first camera, and you can see their faces:



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Compare this with this picture, taken thereafter. The man with the gray sweater had gotten up from his seat and now is walking by:



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Now to the second video, taken with the second camera:

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The video starts with the above pic. The video is 27 seconds long and starts short before the murderer stabs Iryna.

I made some screenshots.

Screenshot 1 is at "second 4". The murderer had bent over and now has retracted. Iryna looks up to him.




Screenshot 2 is at "second 5". The murderer walks by, right now just aside of her seat. She looks at him.




Screenshot 3 is at "second 6". The murderer has nearly passed and is before the entry/exit region of the wagon.




Screenshot 4 is at "second 7". The murderer steps into the entry/exit region. Blood has dropped onto the floor.  The man with the gray sweater is behind the murderer, still behind the row with Iryna's seat. She looks back over her right shoulder at the man with the gray sweater.




Screenshot 5 is at "second 7". The murder now is in the entry/exit region and turns to his left side. The man with the gray sweater still is behind the row of Iryna's seat. Iryna still looks at him.




Screenshot 6 is at "second 8". The murderer stands diagonally in front of the door, looking towards the door. The man with the gray sweater still is behind the row of Iryna's seat. Iryna has turned her head forward again, but not completely.




Screenshot 7 is at "second 9". The murderer has turned his body by 90 degrees and looks at Iryna. The man with the gray sweater is aside of Iryna.




Screenshot 8 is at "second 10". The murderer has turned a bit more to the left and looks at Iryna. The man with the gray sweater is aside of her and nearly has reached the entry/exit region.




Screenshot 9 is at "second 11". The murderer has turned completely towards Iryna. The man in the gray weater has passed by and is not seen anymore by the camera.




Screenshot 10 is at "second 12". The murderer comes back and stands just ahead of the row of Iryna's seat. She seems to have turned her head in his direction. Where the murderer just stood before now blood stains can be seen on the floor. So it is 2 places with blood stains there.




Screenshot 11 is at "second 13". The murderer has moved forward to his left and is deeper in the entry/exit region towards the camera. Iryna looks to the right with an angle of about 45 degrees - I guess she can see the murderer directly.




Screenshot 12 is at "second 14". The murderer is not seen by the camera anymore.




Screenshot 13 is at "second 19". At about second 17 Iryna seems to have lots consciousness. She tilts a bit to her left and collapses.




Screenshot 14 is at "second 21".




Screenshot 15 is at "second 21". Iryna has collapsed.




Screenshot 16 is at "second 22".




Screenshot 17 is at "second 23". Iryna has sled from her seat into the foot space before it.




Screenshot 18 is at "second 27". Iryna completely vanished in the foot space. Only her left hand still is on the seat.




So, this is what the second camera has seen. But there also is noise one can hear. The sound is terrible, and the background noise is very loud. I guess it is because of the mounting of the microphone.

The words are nearly incomprehensible. It might be something like

Near to the end of the video the murderer says something like "I got the white girl ... the white girl ... oh shit..."

Not a single noise from any other person during these 27 seconds of this video clip.


From Iryna was nothing to hear at all. I guess the pain was so terrible that she even could not cry. The attack was so abrupt and the hits with the knife so fast, that I am not sure whether she realized who had attacked her. This would explain why she looked at the man with the gray sweater.

The man in the gray sweater is a key person. During the attack he still might have been on his seat, but this can only be seen from the first camera - and that video recording is manipulated.

Just immediately after the attack the man in the gray sweater STANDS behind the murderer.

Can one be ready to stand up behind someone and not see, what this person does? Especially, when there is an attack with both arms, and the right arm moving wide through the air?


In this screenshot just milliseconds before the attack



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The man with the gray sweater still sits on his seat. And in the next moment after the murder he stands behind the murderer.

I would say that the 5 other passengers in the wagon are guilty. At least guilty of severe neglect.

The whole video clip is 27 seconds long. 27 long seconds - and none of the other 5 passengers during this time noticed anything? Really...!?

After the murder, I started the sequence with second 4, there are about 17 seconds until Iryna lost consciousness - and 23 seconds until Iryna disappeared completely into the foot space - that is almost infinite.

NO-ONE NOTICED THAT ?

There must be an aftermath, a strict and a damned strong one.

[AribertDeckers]

26.10.2025
"The butterfly is called 'Iryna's Azure.'"


https://x.com/matt_vanswol/status/1982553529190649887

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Matt Van Swol @matt_vanswol

🚨#BREAKING: A scientist who discovered a new species of butterfly has named it after Iryna Zarutska to ensure "she is never forgotten."

The scientist said, "Her name will be forever immortalized as a butterfly..."

The butterfly is called "Iryna's Azure."



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"Left side shows a preserved blue butterfly specimen with wings spread displaying light blue upper wings with black spots and white-fringed edges on a neutral background. Right side depicts a young woman with long blonde hair fair skin and neutral expression wearing a gray top against a plain background."

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Matt Van Swol @matt_vanswol

The scientist's name is Harry Pavulaan, he said:

"When I saw the story break... I'm 70 years old and I'm still driven to tears."

He sent copies of the research paper and a photo of the butterflies he discovered to Iryna's family in Ukraine.

What an incredible thing to do ❤️
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