Every third day, in our #EveryThreeDays campaign, I write about a woman killed by a man. Previously in this campaign, which started on May 2nd 2021, we have remembered 54 women, the last being Katrina Evemy, who was just nineteen years of age and a mother of a 22-month-old daughter.

Today we remember Malgorzata Marczak,29, who was discovered dead precisely six years ago today – October 6th 2015.

The exact reasons why Malgorzata was killed remain a mystery to this day, but the person who killed her is known – his name was Daniel Fedec, the boyfriend of Malgorzata. The circumstances of her death are gruesome – she was found naked in bed after being hit with a paying slab torn from the garden and then being strangled. Unusually there were no known domestic violence incidents; all is known is that Fedec has told doctors he was suicidal and had been prescribed tablets for his depression.

Family and friends became concerned that they could not contact either Malgorzata or Fedec, and on the afternoon of October 6th at 3 pm the Police arrived at her home to discover it was locked. They then got access to the house after contacting the letting agent only to find Malgorzata’s body.

Searching the house, there were no signs of Daniel Fedec though his whereabouts were quickly discovered in the garage – Daniel had hung himself.

At the inquest, evidence from a friend stated Mr Fedec was seen taking a taxi at around 2.30 am on Monday, 5th October, The taxi driver did not notice any blood on his clothes at this time, but later that same morning Fedec met a friend in Tolladine Road, Worcester who described his behaviour as “unusual and out of character”. The friend said “he did not talk as much as he usually did and stared straight ahead, not making eye contact with him”.

Senior coroner Geraint Williams said: “It appears clear to me that Malgorzata Marczak was killed unlawfully and Mr Fedec took his own life. Malgorzata Marczak died as the result of an unlawful act.” He also said he was sure that Mr Fedec had intended to take his own life and that he did so. His conclusion was that Miss Marczak was unlawfully killed and that Mr Fedec committed suicide.

Malgorzata Marczak

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Steph Richards (she/her) is a 74-year-old human rights activist, intersectional feminist, and recipient of a 2023 Inspirational Women of Portsmouth Award. Holding a Gender Recognition Certificate and "post op", she is the founder and Chair of Translucent.Org.UK, which was named LGBT Organisation of the Year at the 2022 National Diversity Awards. Steph was also shortlisted as a Positive Role Model for Gender at the 2025 National Diversity Awards. Steph’s leadership spans political, healthcare, and community advocacy. She served as the Women’s and LGBT Officer for the Portsmouth Labour Party (2021–2024), co-founded the Women’s Action Network (Portsmouth), and is a former CEO of a women’s health charity. A passionate champion for women's healthcare, she possesses extensive expertise in baby loss awareness, actively defends UK abortion rights and is a member of "Women Against the Far-Right". Calling out VAWG, Steph has researched and written about 125 women and girls killed by a man. A prominent voice in national media and debate, Steph has been featured live on BBC Radio 4's Woman's Hour, Anti Social, Good Morning Britain, Times Radio, LBC, GB News, and Channel 4 News. In 2023, she debated trans human rights alongside Harvard biologist Dr. Carole Hooven at a prominent US university event.

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