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Homeless Latvian man ‘pounced on hotel housekeeper, 30, as she walked to work then sexually assaulted, murdered and buried her in a sleeping bag in the woods’

  • Vadims Ruskuls, 25, accused of sexually assaulting and murdering Pardeep Kaur
  • Mrs Kaur, 30, attacked while walking to work at a hotel in Harlington, Middlesex
  • She was last seen on CCTV cameras approaching a bridge over the M4 
  • Her body was found a week later hidden in woods near to the bridge 

By Joseph Curtis For Mailonline

Published: 18:22, 5 April 2017 | Updated: 20:40, 5 April 2017

 

 

Vadims Ruskuls, 25, is accused of sexually assaulting and then murdering Pardeep Kaur, pictured, after 'attacking her beneath a motorway bridge'
 
 
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Vadims Ruskuls, 25, is accused of sexually assaulting and then murdering Pardeep Kaur, pictured, after 'attacking her beneath a motorway bridge'

A homeless man is accused sexually assaulting and murdering a woman beneath a motorway bridge before dumping her body in undergrowth, a court heard.

Latvian Vadims Ruskuls, 25, was thought to be sleeping rough with his mother beneath the bridge crossing the M4 when he allegedly murdered Pardeep Kaur.

He allegedly pounced on the 30-year old hotel housekeeper as she walked to work.

Mrs Kaur scratched her attacker as she desperately fought for her life but her screams would have been drowned out by the noise of motorway traffic, jurors were told.

Afterwards, Ruskuls allegedly dragged her partially naked body by the ankles and hid it under an old sleeping bag and twigs.

Opening his Old Bailey trial, Crispin Aylett QC told jurors: 'This is a truly terrible case. The evidence in this case is distressing and you will have to brace yourself for what is to come.'

Mrs Kaur, a mother of one, was reported missing by her husband when she failed to return home from the Sheraton Skyline Hotel in Harlington, Middlesex.

Her badly decomposed body was found nearly a week later hidden in undergrowth near Harlington Bridge in Hayes, west London.

The court heard that the waste ground by the walkway on to the bridge over the M4 was a 'bleak spot used by rough sleepers, drunks and drug addicts' and was just yards from the busy motorway leading to Heathrow airport.

Mr Aylett told jurors that Mrs Kaur was last picked up on CCTV cameras at 6.33am on Monday, October 17, last year as she walked towards the bridge.

In a search of the area, a visiting officer from Norway, detective chief inspector Kenneth Berg, spotted a human foot sticking out from beneath a sleeping bag covered with branches which turned out to be Mrs Kaur.

Her body was found near this bridge over the M4, pictured, in Harlington, Middlesex
 
 
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Her body was found near this bridge over the M4, pictured, in Harlington, Middlesex

A post-mortem examination failed to establish how she died but Mr Aylett said it was obvious from the way she had been found that it was murder.

Investigators who trawled through the CCTV images also noticed a man under the bridge at the same time as Mrs Kaur.

Less than half an hour later, someone was picked up on CCTV dragging her body away towards the patch of ground where it was later discovered.

Mr Aylett said: 'The prosecution allege that the man under the bridge is Vadims Ruskuls and the figure dragging her body towards the woodlands must also be Vadims Ruskuls.

'What happened in the 25 minutes between those two pieces of film? The prosecution allege that the defendant must have pounced on Pardeep Kaur at some point on the ramp, that he then sexually assaulted her and he murdered her.'

 
 
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This CCTV image was the last time Mrs Kaur was seen alive as she walked towards the bridge in Harlington, Middlesex

The victim must have fought her attacker as the defendant was seen with scratches on his face afterwards, he said.

But he added: 'If she had cried out, her screams would have been drowned out by the sound of the early morning traffic.'

Ruskuls was allegedly caught after an officer recognised his image on CCTV to a man he had spoken to the day after the killing.

In the early hours, the constable had been called to a house in Hayes to a report of a 'stoned' man trying to open the front door looking like he had been 'dragged through a hedge'.

The officer found the suspect walking barefoot with scratches to his left cheek and neck, the court heard.

Following his arrest for the murder of Mrs Kaur, Ruskuls' DNA was compared to samples taken from her body.

His DNA was matched to samples from her ankle, sock, and the left cup of her bra with a probability of 'one in a billion', jurors were told.

DNA from the victim's fingernails were also found to be a match, the court heard.

Jurors were told that Mrs Kaur had come to live in Britain in 2011 with her husband Rachpal Singh who had a job at Fresh Foods in Hayes.

They both worked six-days a week to send money to their five-year-old daughter who lived with her grandparents in India.

When Mrs Kaur first disappeared, police suspected the husband because he initially lied to police saying he had seen her that morning when he had yet to return from a night shift.

The court heard he had feared they would discover he was working without a permit.

It was only after he came clean, that the investigation 'quickly moved on', Mr Aylett said.

The defendant, who refused to make any comment in police interviews, denies murder.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4383724/Homeless-Latvian-man-pounced-hotel-housekeeper.html

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1 hour ago, MisterrSingh said:

That's the second Latvian in the past few years who's gone on trial for sexual assault and murder in the UK. 

It's terrible for the little girl who'll grow up knowing her mum's not alive.

I think some of these criminally minded Latvian and other eastern european men think its acceptable to target under age girls or brown/asian girls for rape and murder because in their homelands they got away with it in the past before they moved over. Most probably they did similar crimes to brown skinned gypsy minority women without any hassle from authorities as a blind eye was turned if it was against non-whites. They usually have racist mentality as they have grown up in all white population countries who look down upon other races.

British desi and sikh females need to be made aware of these horrific incidents so they can learn to keep their safety in mind at all times when out and about. Too many have the memory of a gold fish or are so naive of the evil monsters that lurk in  society and communities waiting to groom, rape or murder them.

 

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10 hours ago, genie said:

I think some of these criminally minded Latvian and other eastern european men think its acceptable to target under age girls or brown/asian girls for rape and murder because in their homelands they got away with it in the past before they moved over. Most probably they did similar crimes to brown skinned gypsy minority women without any hassle from authorities as a blind eye was turned if it was against non-whites. They usually have racist mentality as they have grown up in all white population countries who look down upon other races.

British desi and sikh females need to be made aware of these horrific incidents so they can learn to keep their safety in mind at all times when out and about. Too many have the memory of a gold fish or are so naive of the evil monsters that lurk in  society and communities waiting to groom, rape or murder them.

 

We think something like this'll never happen to us until it does. The woman was grafting, obviously, but walking to work through the kind of terrain she encountered each day was a huge risk.

To be honest i don't think it's the university educated British Sikhs that need to worry about stuff like this. It's the working class or new arrivals that need to be made aware of such things. Of course, the latter group are more likely to be gurdwara attendees during the weekend, and all it would take is the stage secretary to do an announcement or two in order to warn the ladies to be safe when traveling to and from work. Will it be done? Doubt it. Those greedy, irreligious retards haven't got a clue about anything outside of their sordid committee power plays.

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2 hours ago, MisterrSingh said:

We think something like this'll never happen to us until it does. The woman was grafting, obviously, but walking to work through the kind of terrain she encountered each day was a huge risk.

To be honest i don't think it's the university educated British Sikhs that need to worry about stuff like this. It's the working class or new arrivals that need to be made aware of such things. Of course, the latter group are more likely to be gurdwara attendees during the weekend, and all it would take is the stage secretary to do an announcement or two in order to warn the ladies to be safe when traveling to and from work. Will it be done? Doubt it. Those greedy, irreligious retards haven't got a clue about anything outside of their sordid committee power plays.

Unless we reverse the effects of Singh Sabha we really won't be able to get non-corrupt committees. Since new Immigrants are really not the wealthy type they are going to be stepped on. (Compare this pre-Singh Sabha Akal Takht Jathedar Akali Phula Singh and he would bring even the king of Punjab to heel). Now we get Manmat all over the place and true Sikhs are constantly getting hate for trying to revive Gurmat in Gurdwaras, while the Keshdhari Hindus get rewards.

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4 hours ago, MisterrSingh said:

We think something like this'll never happen to us until it does. The woman was grafting, obviously, but walking to work through the kind of terrain she encountered each day was a huge risk.

To be honest i don't think it's the university educated British Sikhs that need to worry about stuff like this. It's the working class or new arrivals that need to be made aware of such things. Of course, the latter group are more likely to be gurdwara attendees during the weekend, and all it would take is the stage secretary to do an announcement or two in order to warn the ladies to be safe when traveling to and from work. Will it be done? Doubt it. Those greedy, irreligious retards haven't got a clue about anything outside of their sordid committee power plays.

Your right that its usually the newely arrived people that often get victimsed like this because they think its a safe country and they cant read the signs of what kinda people live in the country and society.

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I might get a bit of contempt on here but I think the husband was really irresponsible, his wife went missing and his first thought was about his own skin. Utterly disgusting, he should have been honest flat out. I doubt the Police would have checked his immigration status. 

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4 minutes ago, sikhni777 said:

I wonder why her work place did not call up to find where she was if she had not arrived at work. Her husband had to await her return to report her absence.

I think it has to do with some immigrant status of the Kaur.

17 hours ago, Kira said:

I might get a bit of contempt on here but I think the husband was really irresponsible, his wife went missing and his first thought was about his own skin. Utterly disgusting, he should have been honest flat out. I doubt the Police would have checked his immigration status. 

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