Nikolay Soltys
... In addition, the man responsible for the murderers was a family member himself whose name was Nikolay Soltys. In reading the Sacramento Bee’s September 14 2002 article by Marjie Lundstrom, Soltys seemed to be in some kind of depression that caused him to commit the murders of his family members and because of his suicide, the case will never be closed. Furthermore, the following issues on murder or perhaps even insanity would have been important in the case of Nikolay Soltys’ murder conviction. ... Nevertheless, the unexpected suicide committed by Nikolay Soltys brings to issue, what approach would the justice system have used? In my mind Soltys had definitely committed a felony, a crime punishable by death or by imprisonment in a federal or state penitentiary. Soltys, still awaited his trial as he was accused of seven felonies of first degree murder. ... According to Soltys, he claims that “adult family members were speaking poorly of him.