Saturday 24 September 2022 09:26 PM NYC woman, 22, found dismembered inside her apartment after boyfriend refused ... trends now
A Brooklyn woman was found dismembered in two suitcases inside her apartment building after her abusive boyfriend refused to let security in. Her family is now blaming the building's staff for not doing more to save her.
Dasia Johnson, 22, was found cut up in suitcases in her Cypress Hills apartment in Brooklyn after security guards reportedly let her on-and-off-again abusive boyfriend inside.
The aspiring teacher's body was found on Wednesday after her aunt called security for a wellness check because she hadn't heard from her since Sunday. Building residents had also started complaining about the smell.
When guards arrived to the unit, the boyfriend - who has not been identified and reportedly lived in the unit at times - and another man refused to let them in.
When the guards left to call 911, the two men left the building. They have yet to be found and the boyfriend is currently listed as a suspect.
'The next thing I hear, a detective calls me and tells me it’s a crime scene now,' her aunt, who asked to remain anonymous, said.
Dasia Johnson, 22, was found cut up in suitcases in her Cypress Hills apartment in Brooklyn after security guards reportedly let her on-and-off-again abusive boyfriend inside
The aspiring teacher's body was found on Wednesday after her aunt called security for a wellness check because she hadn't heard for her since Sunday. Building residents had also started complaining about a smell (pictured: police carry evidence bags)
When guards arrived to the unit, the boyfriend - who has not been identified and reportedly lived in the unit at times - and another man refused to let them in. When the guards left to call 911, the two men left the building. They have yet to be found and the boyfriend is currently listed as a suspect
On Thursday, when resident Stephanie Harris went over to the apartment to ask the detective 'what was going on,' she was horrified to find 'blood everywhere.'
'It was nasty. You can imagine what happened to her, you know she fought for her life. There was blood splattered,' Harris told the New York Post.
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