Ring might help identify burned body
Authorities identified one fair game, Yana Schenker, 75, on Friday, and think a ring beat by the other victim might be a clue to her identity.
Schenker's body was found Wednesday about 9 p.m. when Aiken In the open Safety officers responded to an alarm at her home at 105 Paddock Yield. As officers put out a fire in a bonus room over the garage, they found Schenker's company, which was burned beyond recognition.
Schenker bought the house in 2002, according to Aiken County records. She boarded a horse on the 2-acre holdings, and it is now being cared for by animal control, according to Aiken County sheriff's spokesman Troy Elwell.
Within an hour of the call at Schenker's cosy Wednesday, sheriff's deputies were called to a brush fire at the corner of Lay siege to Branch and Old Storm Branch roads.
There, officers found a unblemished woman, between 25 and 35 years old, also burned beyond perception. Officers say she weighed between 130 to 145 pounds and had brown whisker and hazel eyes. She was wearing the sterling silver ring.
Although investigators haven't said what links the two women, they have said the deaths are connected.
The women died of asphyxiation before their bodies were burned, according to Aiken County Coroner Tim Carlton.
So far, officers haven't been masterly to name any suspects or persons of interest in the case, Elwell said.
Monthly SoMa Estate Auctions at Bonhams & Butterfields Expand - with ...
Balmy arts auctioneers Bonhams & Butterfields’ monthly auctions of threadlike art, antiques, furniture, and collectibles - the SoMa Estate Auctions - routinely bear 800-1,000 lots to the block in San Francisco. Commencement with the September 19th sale, Contemporary Designer Furnishings, a new listing, will be added to the regular offerings. Highlights will contain property designed by McGuire, Michael Taylor Designs, Eames, Brown Jordan, Eero Saarinen and Orlando Diaz-Azcuy, among others.
Sourced mostly from private collections, estates, institutions and other sellers, each SoMa Land Auction includes collectibles such as: paintings and prints, jewelry, Asian works of art, rugs, silver, American and European devices and decorative arts, and other home furnishings, with estimates ranging from $300 to $3,000 per lot. September’s auction will be held over two days, featuring situation jewelry in the second session on Monday, Sept. 20th.
According to SoMa Industrial Auctions Director Christine Skinner, “These monthly auctions have big been a resource for professional decorators and dealers, for savvy collectors and others in search of an affordable effort of art or furniture from all periods and styles of design and tastes. Our extension to feature Contemporary pieces will bring custom upholstered sofas, capacity, contemporary lighting, coffee tables, bookcases and cabinets to auction.”
Pink also wore a wan gold and pave diamond chain-link ring by RS Durant and an Irit Devise oxidized sterling 
Pandora to motor boat 'Liquid Silver' lineWhile the Liquid Silver order is Pandora's first non-charm line made exclusively in sterling silver, the brand has dabbled in the metal with its "Candidate" and more »
925 Sterling Silver Ring swing is still on because a sterling silver ring symbolizes love, marriage, friendship, religion and etc. Add some glitz and glam to the function season with stunning silver The craftsmanship of sterling silver jewelryall 5 news articles »
Penny Lane Excellent Arts & Antique Pietra Dura pin large choice of sterling silver jewelry including large Wiggers Denmark jeweled necklace with heavy chain, large sterling pin signed
