Iryna Zarutska didn’t have a driver’s license and depended on public transportation to get to and from work.
According to the family’s lawyer, she had been preparing to earn her license and was scheduled to take the driving test in October. “She was proud of that,” he said. “She had just bought a car.”
On the day of the incident, she was only ten minutes away from Station 36, where she was supposed to get off. She had been texting her boyfriend, telling him she would be home soon — but she never arrived.
@sizzle_sarah Everyone is allowed to change, we are obligated to support people who aspire to change for the good. We must accept people and forgive them for their sins, not judge them off their past if they already change for the good. Congrats for wanting to improve!
@9mmsmg Life changing, wish it shouldnt be this way but if this doesnt wake people up it never will. Today is history and you are part of it. Rest in peace Iryna Zarutska🇺🇦❤️