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; | LA 1627 : | > Tne following mornings about her having entere SOLTYSIX angrily complained © d-her apartment and aske regularly centered apartwents of ber tenants with- out permission. SOLTYSik stated the eccupaat of her apartment was her sister from back east. Shortly after this incident, SOLTYSIK vacated her apartment. does not know how long SOLTYSLE. had been gone before she "sits entered SOLIYSDC apartment, but several days had probably elapsed. was extremely hesitant to enter the apartinent duz to her previous confrontation with SOLTvStk. qu. ::: that the outside light to the apartment had refi iG On for several days. aa conmracted the owner, GEORGE ISAAK, when she realized that SOLTYSIK was gone and was instructed to clean the apartment. 7c . to whet Te ee et ee ous empty bottles of cheap wine noted pumer a large stock of varlous and liquor ian Lhe apartment and health foods, many in one-gallon sized containers and large . economy sized items. COLTYSIK had Left many personal belongings ! in the apartmert including sweaters, sweatshirts, pants, . , tovcis, wash clothes and a varicty of other items but nothing which appearcd to be of much value. did not recall how she disposed of these items. he personal ae GEE «05° nothing unusual among t belongings other than a portion of a letter whic not read before discarding. ‘ When SOLTYSIK rented ‘the apartment, convent volunteered to have the apartment painted but IK insisted ~- that would not be necessary. 2 wo: --: ’ replaced an old worn-out refrigerator in SOLTYSIK's apariment with a more modern one. SOLTYSIK objected to this and had some of her friends move out the new refrigerator and put back the old onc. On one occasion, noted ; see any else per- Y OOLIYSIK in the apartment. } SOL.TYSIK had muncrous visitors which, were mostly young, black males. Seldom did female visilors. did not think that anyone L mancntly resided 211°