The girl left the last words on pages of the Russian passport. In Ivaschenko's suicide note  wrote that has claims only to one person.

On the first page the judoist wrote: "In my death nobody is guilty". And on the following page there was an addition: "I to anybody have no claims, except Yurlov V.A. ".

According to relatives of the sportswoman, on the eve of a suicide the principal of the Olympic reserve Vyacheslav Yurlov refused to the judoist one million rubles necessary for it on the second operation, appointed already for July 15. Surgical intervention was required to Elena after traumatized at the competitions, preventing to continue sports career.

But on it Elena's note doesn't come to an end. On the third page there is one more offer: "To Valais of claims I have no. I am its Love, as anybody". The identity of the mentioned girl is established now by experts. The stepmother of the sportswoman Tatyana Ivashina was only who saw Valentina but as to find it, she doesn't know, report Life News.

The law enforcement agencies investigating case on a suicide of the judoist, also continue to find out how call Elena's young man whom she left some days before suicide. "It met any man, but about him didn't speak to anybody. Neither to us with the wife, nor to the sister, girlfriends. Colleagues on command also didn't know who this person, – noted the father of the lost girl Victor Ivaschenko. – I remember only as, having seen a wedding train, the daughter sadly told: "I never will marry. Anything at us didn't leave with it". I was surprised and took an interest: "And you were going to get married? " Lena answered that gathered. If not this situation, I never would learn that it has a beloved".

Let's remind, the quadruple champion of Europe in judo Elena Ivaschenko committed suicide, having rushed from the 15th floor of the multi-storey building in Tyumen. The Russian judoist Elena Ivaschenko was born on December 28, 1984 in Omsk. Elena – the master of sports on track and field athletics and the master of sports of the international class on judo and sambo. In 2002 she became the world champion in sambo, and in Ivaschenko's judo won gold in four European championships (in 2007, 2009, 2011, 2012).