Delta Agrees To Fly Russian Woman Home

Date: 2006-09-25

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Friends of a young Russian woman murdered here in Baton Rouge say thank you for helping raise a total of $7,000 dollars so far to help send their murdered friend home. This was right after our 9 News story aired, seeking help to fly Svetlana Duhon's body back home to her family in Russia.

Svetlana Duhon was a 26-year-old mother, who according to her friends had escaped an abusive marriage. Sadly Duhon'sfreedom was short lived.She was murdered Labor Day weekend.

Police say Oleg Malozovsky shot her and then himself, in a murder-suicide at their apartment off Sharp Road.

Delta Airlines and the Baton Rouge Airport haveagreed to fly Duhon's body to Moscow for free. This means the money raised, and any more that comes in, will go into a trust fund for Adelina Duhon, Svetlana's two year old daughter.Donationscan be madeat any branch of Chase Bank.

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