A woman who is charged with the killings of two men in Anchorage over the July Fourth weekend may have had mental issues, according to one woman who knew her.
In an interview with the sister-in-law of Matthew Raymond, a man who was friends with both victims, she wished to remain anonymous but told us Wassillie often argued with herself and hit herself repeatedly, saying, “she was kind of out of it.”
The charging document states she first killed Gregory Pitka because, “she got mad at him because he wouldn’t steal liquor, from the store, for her.” Authorities say later that day Wassillie was drinking in the woods and she gave a beer to Travis Sheldon. She then took the beer away from him and “remembers choking and hitting Travis with a rock. She had picked up the rock about ten times and was throwing it at his head. She admits to killing Travis Sheldon.”According to the report, police were tipped off when Raymond called 9-1-1 on July 3 to report finding Sheldon in the woods near West 88th Avenue and Molonary Drive in Anchorage.
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