Paula Sladewski, model who posed for Playboy, murdered.

The body of Paula Sladewski, a model who appeared in nude photos in Playboy, was found in a trash bin in North Miami earlier this week. Her body was burned beyond recognition, and was identified through the use of dental records. 

Sladewski, 26, appeared in the 2003 Playboy video "Playboy: The Ultimate Playmate Search."

The manner of Sladewski's death reminded many of last year's murder of Playboy model Jasmine Fiore, whose body was burned beyond recognition and left in a dumpster.  Fiore's body was identified by her breast implant serial numbers, and her alleged murderer, Ryan Jenkins, was later found dead in a Canadian motel room.

Sladewski and her boyfriend, Kevin Klym, were visiting Sladewski's sister Kelly Farris in Miami. They were staying at the Fountainebleu resort to attend the Lada Gaga concert being held there on New Year's Eve. Klym, 34, reported her missing and is currently a "person of interest" to the police.

Klym claimed to police that he and Sladewski had an argument in a nightclub early on Sunday morning, and that he was kicked out of the club by the bouncers. He claims to have taken a taxi back to their hotel in Miami Beach, and says he has not seen her since leaving the club. Both Klym and his lawyer, Marc Beginin, deny that he had anything to do with her death.

According to reports, the Sladewski and Klym were known to have frequent arguments, and Sladewski was charged with domestic violence last year.

Anyone with information on the death of Paula Sladewski can call North Miami Detective Michael Gaudio at (305) 891-8111 or Miami-Dade Crime Stoppers at (305) 471-TIPS.

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