Wednesday 22 June 2022 08:17 PM Model, 23, who was killed and stuffed in suitcase appears to predict her own ... trends now
A Russian model who was murdered before her body was stuffed into a suitcase appears to have predicted her own death in a video she secretly filmed just days before she vanished.
Gretta Vedler, 23, was killed by her 'jealous' ex-boyfriend Dmitry Korovin, also 23, who confessed to the crime in March this year, more than a year after strangling her to death in a hotel room in Moscow.
He told interrogators that he slept alongside her corpse for three nights, before placing it in a newly-bought suitcase and driving her body 300 miles to the Lipetsk region, where he left it in the boot of a car in his parents' garage.
He had packed the case with charcoal to disguise the smell and kept posting pictures and messages on the model's social media, to make friends believe she was still alive, he told detectives.
Gretta previously grabbed headlines after it emerged she was killed a month after branding Vladimir Putin a 'psychopath'. Although her death was unrelated to her political beliefs, she eerily said the Russian president had plans to 'forge a larger Russia' - seemingly foreshadowing his invasion of Ukraine.
Now new footage has emerged which shows Gretta, who worked as an escort, appearing to be aware of her own grisly fate.
Gretta Vedler (pictured), 23, was killed by her 'jealous' ex-boyfriend Dmitry Korovin, also 23, who confessed to the crime in March this year, more than a year after strangling her to death in a hotel room in Moscow
Korovin (pictured) told interrogators that he slept alongside Gretta's corpse for three nights, before placing it in a newly-bought suitcase and driving her body 300 miles to the Lipetsk region, where he left it in the boot of a car in his parents' garage
Gretta is seen recording herself on what appears to be a mobile phone she is hiding under the reception counter, out of view from hotel staff.
She can be heard saying: 'I'm from number 708. I was screaming, I was threatened with murder, but no one came to my rescue.
The hotel manager says something inaudible before Gretta adds: 'Remember, his name.'
She then brands boyfriend Dmitry Korovin as her future killer, repeating his name several times, reports the Sun.
The friend she sent the clip to, who has not been named by local media, said: 'I met Korovin several times. I didn't like him at all.
'Firstly, it is immediately clear that this person is unpredictable, unprincipled and dangerous.
'Secondly, I know for sure - he perfectly understood what Gretta was doing.
'But he didn't stop her. And even vice versa - he took advantage of the fact that she made a lot of money.'
According to friends of Gretta, the model would often complain that Korovin would ask her for money and fail to pay her back. He is said to have owed her £15,200, but she refused to break things off.
Korovin told investigators he had argued with Gretta (pictured), who worked as an escort, about her clients on the day she died
