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Summary: A 17 year old McDonald's employee was stabbed to death during her break at a McDonald's restaurant in Vancouver, Washington.
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Source: The Columbian News
Promising life cut short for Vancouver teen
Friday, April 21, 2006
By Kelly Adams, Columbian staff writer
Anna E. Svidersky was a busy 17-year-old: two jobs, a full slate of classes at Fort Vancouver High School, lots of plans for the future. But on a break during her evening shift at McDonald's Thursday night, all that was taken away.
That's when police say David Barton Sullivan, 28, walked in and stabbed her to death with a kitchen knife.
Svidersky was going to be 18 next Wednesday. She planned to go to the prom in May, graduate from Fort Vancouver in June, and go to college. Mike Block, 20, her friend and co-worker had plans to get together over the weekend.
Instead, he will be starting the long recovery from witnessing the stabbing that took Svidersky's life.
She was sitting at one of the tables in the dining room at about 8 p.m. when a man walked in and plunged a knife in her side, Block said.
"The guy walked in out of nowhere," Block said. "He didn't say anything."
The suspect was gone less than two minutes later.
Block went after the man, watching him toss the knife near the Texaco service station on Fourth Plain Boulevard and run out into traffic. He was almost to state Highway 500 when the police arrived. Block pointed him out then led them back to where he had dropped the weapon.
Block had never seen the suspect before and didn't think Svidersky had ever seen him before.
"She was a nice person, she wasn't mean to anybody," he said. "She was a good friend."
Added: April 23, 2006
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