"A Polish mother who was found buried in a garden after being missing for nearly 15 years was murdered, dismembered and placed into bin bags by her girlfriend, a court has heard. Jurors were told that Anna Podedworna, 40, tried to cover up the murder of Izabela Zablocka with a series of deliberate, calculated, gruesome and time-consuming acts after killing her in 2010."
"Podedworna, who the court heard had a stormy and turbulent relationship with Ms Zablocka, is charged with murder between August 27 and October 1 2010, preventing a lawful burial and perverting the course of justice between August 27 2010 and June 2 2025. The defendant, of Boyer Street, Derby, listened in the dock wearing a grey sweatshirt and black glasses, helped by a Polish interpreter, while prosecutor Gordon Aspden KC opened the case against her at Derby Crown Court on Thursday."
"Mr Aspden told the jury of seven women and five men that Ms Zablocka, who was aged 30 at the time of her violent death, had grown up in Trzebiatow in north-west Poland. He said: In her early 20s, Izabela married a local Polish man and she gave birth to a daughter who they named Katarzyna. Sadly, the marriage between Izabela and her husband did not last, they separated and soon afterwards Izabela began a sexual relationship with this defendant, Anna Podedworna."
Izabela Zablocka, aged 30 at the time of her death, was allegedly murdered by her girlfriend, Anna Podedworna, in 2010. Zablocka was later found buried in a garden and reportedly dismembered and placed into bin bags. Podedworna faces charges of murder, preventing a lawful burial and perverting the course of justice covering August 27 to October 1, 2010 and until June 2, 2025. The women lived together in Poland before moving to the UK in 2009 and worked at a poultry factory in Derby. Zablocka phoned her mother on August 28, 2010 and was not heard from again.
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