And the Hello. Hello friend. Welcome to File Play. Thank you for joining us on this two-part series.

Early Winter 2005 part series.

Early winter 2005.

The weather was pleasant enough that a local power company worker was taking his sweet time driving by the empty lots of an up-and-coming cul-de-sac of Florida.

That was when he saw her.

Ina Bunitska, a 21-year-old Ukrainian woman, faced down in the mud among bushes, beaten and bloodied. Upon waking her up, he quickly learned she had absolutely no memory of what happened.

That was before she passed out again,

and he called an ambulance.

Soon after, Eno was taken to the Jackson Memorial Hospital, where she was stabilized and regained consciousness.

As she came to in the Trauma Ward, her memories were hazy, but the evidence on her body spoke volumes.

She had been brutally assaulted, raped, and abandoned to die.

Her head sustained major trauma from forceful blows, and the bones

surrounding her right eye were crushed, overcome with fear and disorientation, she struggled to even speak in her native tongue.

And her speech pattern was difficult to decipher, but she managed to communicate one thing clearly.

She wanted a lawyer. This was an odd request to make, and even more so, when you consider that this is the very first thing she asked for after regaining consciousness.

This peculiar detail would raise

suspicions amongst detectives, who wondered if the Ukraine woman had become

entwined in something suspicious. While not suspicious,

Ena certainly was entangled in a messy situation.

Let's go back a few days. When Ena severely injured her finger while on duty, she worked for a cruise ship line and her

employers put her up in a room in the airport Regency Hotel to heal and recover. The hotel was a sleek and efficient establishment

located near major airports, catering to travellers in need of rest during lengthy

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