Lyudmila Pavlichenko
Lyudmila Mikhailovna Pavlichenko (; 12 July 191610 October 1974) was a Soviet sniper in the Red Army during World War II, credited with 309 kills. She is regarded as one of the top military snipers of all time and the most successful female sniper in history.
Hristo Georgiev (serial killer)
Additional trouble also cause fake leads, made from people who wanted to impress somebody. One such person, a man nicknamed "Pesho", told a former female classmate and her colleague working in a library, that his friend, called Pencho, often took girls who hitchhiked and forced them to have sex with him. A short time before the murder, the two men had taken a shared acquaintance and had sex with her, after which they had to drink antibiotics. Affected from this situation and hearing about the murder, Pesho told the two women how Pencho had beaten up "some slut with syphilis", who infected him. The women then informed the police, whom later realised that the hooligans had stable alibis. In the end, 154 people were established as having connections to her, 23 of whom were her intimate partners (4 of them with syphilis), as well as 800 mentally ill being questioned and 45 witness testimonies being investigated by agents. Yet, it was to no avail.
As previously mentioned, Gospodinova (née Naidenova) was murdered 17 days after Stancheva. Her body was found next to a metal shack on October 23, 1979 on "Kozloduy" Street No. 4, with a total of 36 stab wounds located on the body. Next to the body, traces of a knife, coins, medicine, a woman's coat, a small mirror, purse, two packs of cigarettes, condoms, a PFC Levski Sofia badge and a passport were found. A small knife was found in one of her pockets. The body was found in a sitting position, on top of some old cables. She was undressed down to her waist, with her bra and blouse behind her.