Police found the beheaded
body of a woman in her 60’s in a Farmingdale street just minutes before a
man, suspected to be her son, stepped in front of a LIRR train nearby.
According to NY Daily News reports: Police made the horrific discovery
of the woman’s body in front of an apartment building on Secatogue Ave. in
Farmingdale around 7:55 p.m., a Nassau County Police spokesman said.
The body of the female victim, wearing only a bra and pants, was lying on
one side of the street and her head was on the other, said witness Jack
Imperial, 41, of Briarwood, Queens, who was taking a taxi to a meeting when he
came across the grisly scene.
“The body’s feet were at the curb, the shoulders were at the middle of the
street. The head was across the street,” said Imperial. “I’ve seen some
gruesome stuff in my years of living … but nothing like this. I didn’t expect
to see something like this, especially not out here.”
“I thought it was Halloween hoax. There was no big splatter of blood. It
looked staged,” Imperial said.
Just 20 minutes after finding the corpse, MTA police confirmed a man in his
30s, identified by law enforcement sources as possibly the woman’s son, stepped
in front of a Ronkonkoma-bound Long Island Rail Road train near the Clinton St.
crossing.
The woman’s head may have been kicked across the street after the murder, a
police source said.
It was not immediately clear if the killing occurred outside or in the
apartment building. The identities of the dead man and woman were not
immediately released.
Nick Gordon, who said he lived across the hall from the woman, said she
moved in a few months ago and had a small white dog.
He speculated that the murder occurred inside the building. “When I came out
the door, I saw the blood on the tile. It was all over, as if someone could’ve
been pulling a body. You could see the smears going down the stairs.”
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