My World Earth: Playboy model Paula Sladewski found dead body burn beyond recognition.CCTV seen leave club with a man following behind.

Tuesday, January 12, 2010

Playboy model Paula Sladewski found dead body burn beyond recognition.CCTV seen leave club with a man following behind.

Playboy model Paula Sladewski (above) was caught on video (below) leaving a Miami nightclub hours before she was found dead.Murdered: Model Paula Sladweski was last seen alive leaving a Miami nightclub on January 3

Video from a Miami nightclub shows a Playboy model exiting the club hours before her body was found smoldering in a Dumpster.

A surveillance tape shows Paula Sladewski, 26, leaving Club Space just after 7 a.m. Jan. 3. On the video, two men who are initially talking in the lobby of the club, move to exit right after Sladewski leaves, ABC News reported.

Sladewski's sister confirmed to ABC News that the blond seen on the tape was the model who posed in Playboy and the movie “Playboy: The Ultimate Playmate Search."

"It's clear in the video, the guy following her out," said David Wasser, a private investigator hired by Sladewski's boyfriend, told ABC News. According to Wasser, who obtained the video from the club and gave it to cops, the men seen on tape are bouncers at the nightclub and need to be questioned further about the murder.

"Those bouncers know everything," he told ABC News. "They followed her out when she came walking by as you can see in that tape. They just bolt like lightning following her out the door when she left, so there were people that were watching her."

Kelly Farris, Sladewski's sister, said she agrees and wants North Miami Police to focus on the men.

"These bouncers, if they weren't involved, they do know who this person is," Farris said.

Three sources have confirmed to ABC News that cops are searching for a person of interest who was seen on surveillance video outside the club walking away with Sladewski, although they only have a vague description of the person as a black male.

Sladewski and her boyfriend Kevin Klym were in Miami for a weekend of partying to celebrate New Year's.

Police investigating the murder of Paula Sladewski are trying to trace her final movements after CCTV footage shows her walking out of a Miami nightclub followed by a man.

The charred remains of Paula Sladewski, 26, were found burning in a rubbish bin in a Miami side street last week. She was so badly burned that police had to use dental records to identify her.

The Los Angeles-based model had been holidaying in Florida over the New Year period with her boyfriend, Kevin Klym.

Miss Sladewski was last seen alive at about 7am on January 3 after leaving Miami club Space following a row with her boyfriend. She is believed to have been killed before being set on fire.

Surveillance footage from the club showed another man following her as she walked out.

Her boyfriend Kevin Klym was named as a person of interest in the murder and is said to have had a 'volatile' relationship with the model, who appeared in a Playboy video.

Mr Klym, 28, has been cooperating with police and has remained in Miami as murder squad detectives continue their search for the killer.

His lawyer Marc Beginin has handed to police CCTV footage from the club Miss Sladewski was seen leaving.

The grainy footage shows a woman with long blonde hair leaving the night club. A tall black man then speaks to a bouncer, and both men follow the woman out the club.

Later, private investigator David Wasser, hired by Mr Klym, said he spoke to one of the bouncers from the club.

'He did not see where the black male came from, but a black male came up, took her hand and they were hand and hand, and walked across the street,' he claimed.

The CCTV footage did not show the blonde woman talking to either of the men, or any indication that she was aware of them.

Miss Sladewski's sister Kelly Farris, 41, said that the woman in the film was her younger sister.

Farris said she does not consider Klym as suspect in the killing. She said he did not have rental car while in Miami and would not have been able to transport the body to where it was found.

Farris said the killer would have scratches on his face as her sister had long nails and would have put up a fight for her life.

'She was a scrapper,' she said.

Police confirmed they are examining the footage.

'We're still looking to identify a potential suspect,' said Miami Police spokesman Lt. Neal Cuevas. 'At the very least, we have a deranged sadistic killer out there preying on vulnerable women.'

Miss Sladewski was last seen at the Space after she and Mr Klym were arguing.

Bouncers threw Mr Klym out of the club and he returned to their hotel. He later reported his girlfriend missing and hired a private eye to help locate her.

Her body was later found burning in a rubbish bin and she had to be identified by her dental records.

Miss Sladewski's father Richard said his daughter had a 'volatile' relationship with Mr Klym and was in fear of him. He said Mr Klym had broken her nose last year during an argument at their home in California.

Mr Klym's lawyer Beginin said his client was cooperating fully with police.

He said a door manager at the club told a private investigator that 15 minutes after Mr Klym was kicked out, MIss Sladewski left 'hand-in-hand' with another man.

Grief: Ms Sladewski's older sister Kelly Farris breaks down as she speaks to reporters yesterday

Miss Sladewski's charred remains were found burning in a rubbish bin in a Miami side street. Police had to use dental records to identify her.Crime scene: The area where Ms Sladewski's body was found