Katarzyna Wojciechowski

Katarzyna Felixova Wojciechowski (Russian: ) (born Katarzyna Felixov) was a Siberian Husky living in Petrozavodsk, Karelia, Russia. She was killed on November 23, 1990 after a group of Dutch guns-for-hire broke into her home and force-fed her cyanide.

She is the biological mother of Mikhail Wojciechowski. She was married to Viktor Wojciechowski when she died.

Description
Katarzyna was a Siberian husky standing 1.78 metres (5'10") tall. She was of medium build, weighing 100 kilograms (220 lbs) even. Her fur was thick but soft, predominantly a blue-grey colour, with a lighter grey starting at her neck and extending to her pelvis and along the underside of her tail. She had white fur over most of her face.

Attire
Katarzyna dressed mostly in casual clothes, but had a knee-length chemise dress with shoulder straps she wore on formal occasions.

Biography
Katarzyna was born October 4, 1956 in Pryazha, Karelia, Russia. She attended school until age 18. After graduation, she went on to study accounting at the University of Petrozavodsk, with a double major in crisis management, receiving a bachelor's in both in 1978. She was hired on as a full-charge book-keeper for a certified public accountant in Petrozavodsk, and eventually settled down.

One winter's day walking home from work, she forgot her jacket at home after a cold snap and was loaned a trench coat by Viktor Wojciechowski. The two started dating shortly after, and Katarzyna married Viktor two years later on July 14, 1983.

Katarzyna kept her job until she became pregnant in 1986, and took maternity leave until she eventually handed in her resignation in August of that year to take care of her daughter, Natalya. She gave birth to Natalya on August 8, 1986. She became pregnant again later that year, giving birth to Mikhail on June 20, 1987. Natalya died on Christmas Eve, 1987, due to influenza.

Death
On November 23, 1990, Katarzyna was murdered in her home by a pair of Dutch guns-for-hire, hired on in an attempt to get back at Viktor. She was mercilessly beaten, then force-fed potassium cyanide while Mikhail was forced to watch, shortly before Mikhail was force-fed it. Katarzyna went into a seizure from acute cyanide poisoning, which ultimately led to cardiac arrest.

Her autopsy was ordered by the Karelian police due to bruising on her body indicating foul play. The investigation into her death turned cold, and to this day remains unsolved by the Karelia Police.

Canon notes

 * Mikhail's charges in the Netherlands for the double homicide of two abroad Dutch citizens stemmed from him tracking down Katarzyna's killers and killing them. Their bodies sit at the bottom of Lake Onega.