Pomník Jany Majerové

A very strong story and place.

On Wednesday, May 18, 1955, a student of class 10 A, Jana Majerová, went to Knitted Újezd ​​after school. She set off from Sletiště, accompanied by her classmate, said goodbye to her at the rails, got on her bike and drove down Jatecni street towards the path through the forest (then called Amalka). This was the last time she was seen alive. When Jana did not return home that day, her parents Antonín and Anna Majer went to find her, accompanied by several neighbors. In the light of the flashlight, they walked a 2-km trail through the forest that they used to cycle to school from spring to autumn, but to no avail. That evening, Antonín Majer informed the District Department of the Ministry of the Interior in Kladno and then, with a sent on two-man patrol, embarked on another search of the forest, which lasted until 2 am - again fruitless. So, at 4 am, a group of battery-packers set out to comb through the forest again, this time without Security's knowledge. They proceeded in the spit through hardly permeable spruce throat, until one of the participants - Libuše Froňková - found a poor girl. The body murdered was found about 24 meters from the footpath in dense spruce undergrowth. The girl lay on her stomach, wearing a beige cape, her hood pulled over her head. Her hands were tied behind her with a red men's handkerchief. The blouse was rolled up, the pants half-pulled, no brute force was used to unfasten them. Next to the victim lay perverted and chewed on her spare blouse - the perpetrator crushed it between his teeth so as not to draw unwanted attention from the puffing sounds. At the scene, the murdered items were missing - the Stadión ladies' bike and the yellow school briefcase (which included learning, a wallet with 100 Kčs, identity card, bond card, railway card, red sweater and silk scarf). On the footpath, the girl was unconscious by striking back from the head. The object on a small surface with sharp edges served for this, probably it was the blunt end of a mining or stone hammer (a murder weapon was not found). Then she dropped her face to the ground and in this position, judging by the blood traces, was carried to the finding site (traces of towing the body not found). There, the perpetrator tied her up and punched several strokes into her left sleep (at least 4, one of which was fatal), resulting in a skull-sized skull. The strikes were guided by the right hand, so that the perpetrator was kneeling behind the victim's back. The victim was unconscious during the rampage because the body showed no signs of dueling. From the autopsy protocol: - blood type 0 - weight 52 kg - skull bone 4 mm thick, extraordinary physical force did not have to be used to inflict wounds - Unconsciousness caused by the first blow to the head, the death occurred about 15 minutes afterwards - after superficial brain damage, death occurred within minutes - A coin-sized bruise found on the right hip, probably due to a fall to the ground - the hood of the raincoat is pulled over the head after the last stroke - A drop of group A blood was found on the leg - the same blood group was also shown by a handkerchief - vomit was not identical to the contents of the stomach murdered, the offender was not drunk - sexual abuse excluded (spermatozoa negative); an attempt at him, due to the condition of the clothes, not excluded VB members deployed a search dog on the scene of the search, which immediately ran to Knitted Újezd, but after a while the wolfdog lost track and failed to capture it again - that day there were too many people there. The investigation revealed that due to bad weather the lessons were terminated earlier (pupils practiced at Spartakiad at Sletiste, they left the stadium at 11:35 am) and the girl was assassinated shortly after noon. So the murderer could not plan the act, because Jana was coming unexpectedly about 2 hours earlier. On the same day (19.5.1955), a Kladno citizen, Jiří Kofroň, found a bicycle murdered hidden in a spruce forest in the forest called Volešky, about 200 meters from Škroupova Street behind the Bresson suburb. Neither dactyloscopy nor the service dog gave any result. It is worth noting that the wheel was muddy from only one side from the front, as if there was an object hanging on the handlebars (Jane's briefcase?) That was sliding down the tire. Despite the efforts of the investigators, it was not possible to find an identical sample of soil and to trace the route,

I was at the monument, still with my mother when she was alive. Her mother was a year younger classmate from another year at the grammar school in Kladno. She told me that Jana Majerová had been murdered. To this day, it is an unresolved forensic monument. She was walking through the forest and someone had killed her and probably abused her.