The executioners, who raped the young woman and burned her in the trunk, were enraged behind bars: they received scandalous gifts

But none, another convict, Julius Jakubaitis, who had committed a crime in cold blood in Dembava and was sentenced to life imprisonment along with D. Antanaitis.

These circumstances became clear after the court examined the criminal case of Marius Bumblis, a 41-year-old Klaipėda resident who had already been convicted 40 times; He was sentenced to send a shipment of psychotropic substances to D. Antanaitis incarcerated in the Šiauliai Detention Center. from the Marijampolė Correctional Center.

For this crime, the court sentenced Mr. Bumbley to two years in prison, but combined it with other sentences that had previously been imposed and announced that the prisoner would have to serve 25 years in prison.

Mr. Bumblys sent from prison at least 0.0058 g of pure synthetic cannabinoid MDMB-4en-PINACA. The agents found these psychotropic substances when they checked the letter sent to D. Antanaitis.

A specialist from the resocialization department, who discovered psychotropic substances, said that before delivering letters to convicts, they review them without reading or censoring the content of the letters, but they must ensure that the envelope does not contain items and supplies that the convicted are . not allowed to have.

“That day I went to deliver four letters to the condemned D. Antanaitis,” said the official. – After opening the cell door, I invited the prisoner to retrieve the letters that I had opened in front of him. One envelope gave rise to suspicions: another folded envelope was placed, the sides of which were partially glued. When I opened the envelope on the sides, I saw that two strips of white paper were stuck together. “

The suspicion was also caused by another envelope sent to the convicted person by another prisoner, for which D. Antanaitis did not receive these letters, and the officer wrote official reports and informed the prison management and officials of the Criminal Intelligence Board of the Prison. Department.

The investigation revealed that psychotropic substances were hidden in one of the envelopes sent to D. Antanaitis by M. Bumblys, who was imprisoned in Marijampolė.

Bumblys, who was indicted for the removal of psychotropic substances, pleaded guilty both during the pretrial investigation and during the trial. He said that he had received a brochure from a prison about a psychotropic substance called “spaisu”. From what he received, he said, “home remedies for drugs and psychotropic substances are plentiful and can be purchased at any time.”

The inmate said that the prison carries the sentence under the strictest conditions of the prison regime.

“That’s why I feel psychological pressure, the conditions are difficult, so I had acquired a synthetic cannabinoid leaflet for my own needs, I was going to use it myself,” said M. Bumblys, who was not addicted to narcotics or psychotropics. substances, but sometimes wanted to relax. – I met the convicted D. Antanaitis, who had previously also been imprisoned in Marijampolė, but was later transferred to Šiauliai to serve a life sentence. When he left, we corresponded with letters, so once, in order to surprise D. Antanaitis and convey the wishes of the convicts who had served their sentences together, I decided to send him two “squeezing” smokes. I wanted him to relax because I fully understand that it is difficult to come back to life. “

The detainee pointed out that D. Antanaitis had not asked him to send psychotropic substances, that he did not even know that such a surprise was being prepared for him.

“At that time, I did not think it was a distribution of psychotropic substances, I only wanted to help one person, so I wrote a letter to Antanaitis and congratulated Mr. Jakubaitis, who is also sentenced to life imprisonment, they were both in the same cell” , said. Bumblys. “I wrote in the letter that J. Jakubaitis also contributes to the letter. I wanted D. Antanaitis to understand that not only I, but also other prisoners send wishes to him.”

Mr. Bumblys said he put a “squeeze” strip on the edges of the envelope and sealed it: I spoke with him while he was serving his sentence at the Marijampolė Correctional Center. “

The inmate who sent psychotropic substances to the killer emphasized that Dembava’s other executioner, J. Jakubaitis, knew nothing about it.

“I sent the letter in my own name, I only conveyed my common wishes on behalf of J. Jakubaitis,” he said.

Mr. Bumblys has been convicted of various crimes. The Klaipėda Regional Court tried him for the fifth time and later found him guilty of intentional murder; at that time, an eighteen-year-old boy living in Plungė district broke into the home of a 95-year-old retiree, where he had hit an old man with a knife, kicked him and starved him to death. When he left, the criminal kidnapped the money he found in the pensioner and hid his body in a ravine below the old-fashioned one.

Mr. Bumblys committed other crimes for which he was sentenced up to 35 times in prison, including the possession and distribution of drugs, as well as threats of murder, fraud, and illegal possession of foreign payment cards.

At that time, D. Antanaitis, a resident of the Panevėžys district, and J. Jakubaitis, a resident of Panevėžys, were still in 2015. They were convicted of 2013. September 21 the rape and murder of a seventeen-year-old in an attempt to cover up another crime: he was burned alive after being locked in the trunk of a car. They are also recognized as dangerous repeat offenders.

The court has determined that the men committed the crime by acting as accomplices and being intoxicated with alcohol and narcotic and psychotropic substances. Of both defendants, the court sentenced the relatives of the murdered girl to more than 100,000. for moral damage.

According to the file, the crime was committed first thing in the morning, around 6 in the afternoon. While intoxicated with alcohol, narcotics and psychotropic substances, J. Jakubaitis and D. Antanaitis saw an unknown girl, an underage resident of Dembava village, at a bus stop at the end of Aukštaičių street in Panevėžys, driving J. Jakubaitis’s brother’s car.

The defendants forcibly accosted the minor in a car driven by J. Jakubaitis and began transporting him through Panevėžys, near the town of Dembava.

The prosecutor’s office provided the court with data that around 6 pm 15 minutes. the kidnappers took the girl to a remote location along the Nevėžis River. There, threatening and violent, thus depriving the victim of the opportunity to resist, he had sex with her against his will. The criminals then threw the victim in the trunk of the car and drove away.

A minor transported in the trunk of a car was able to call the General Assistance Center (BPC) several times on his mobile phone without the kidnappers seeing him. She explained that she was kidnapped, raped and transported somewhere in the trunk. The frightened girl asked for help because the people who were transporting her were going to drown her.

Although all the police teams on duty in Panevėžys that night were on their feet, they were unable to find the green car that was transporting the minor, and BPC was unable to determine the girl’s whereabouts from her cell phone signals. Said car was found in a forest near the village of Kerava in the Velžis old town just a couple of hours later.

A woman driving across the country saw a burning car on an isolated forest road and reported it to officials. The remains of a minor were found in the trunk of a burned car. She died suffocated by the heat caused by smoke and fire, suffering great physical and spiritual suffering.

That same afternoon, forensic scientists detained two suspects at different locations near Panevėžys. D. Antanaitis was convicted 6 times and J. Jakubaitis 2 times (2 more convictions have disappeared). During the pre-trial investigation, they blamed each other.

“The defendants did not explain the reasons for the decision to kill the minor. We believe that this is how they probably tried to hide other crimes, such as illegal deprivation of liberty and rape. Although both defendants denied their guilt in this brutal crime both during In the pre-trial investigation as well as in court, law enforcement officers did their best to substantiate their crimes with incontrovertible evidence. Up to 20 special studies were conducted for this purpose. This large-scale pre-trial investigation was conducted in a relatively short period of time: nine months, ”said prosecutor Donatas Skrebiškis, who supported the state prosecution.

2020 In June, the Supreme Administrative Court of Lithuania ruled in a final and unappealable ruling that the state must reimburse 250,000 LTL. damage for the suffering of a brutally murdered girl. The court found that state authorities had failed to take the steps required by law to locate the girl who had called BPC, helping to prevent a tragedy. This decision also stipulates that damages due to illegal acts or omissions of the state can be awarded after death. The murdered girl was inherited by her mother.