They found three bodies in a New York apartment: a woman, her daughter, and her disabled stepfather.

They found three bodies in an apartment in New York (Brigid Stelzer for The New York Post)

Police New York Got this Friday Three corpses In an apartment in downtown Queens. They were three women, and they had signs Stab wounds in the neck.

Officials said the deceased were aged 68, 47 and 26 Mother, daughter and stepdaughter. The last era disabled personBedridden and had just returned home from Jamaica a few months ago.

The bodies were found at 10:40 a.m. at the Springfield Gardens apartment building on 182nd Street. son Younger and one Nurse The one who takes care of the girl.

Police officers on duty at the Springfield Gardens apartment building on 182nd Street (Brigid Stelzer for The New York Post)

Two hours ago, around 8 am, the man came to the apartment after finishing his work day, but, having forgotten his key, he had to ring the bell, but there was no answer. As a result, he decided to wait in his car until the health attendant arrived with a copy of the key. Finally, after 10:30 am they managed to enter the house and found the situation dire.

Quickly, he realized what had happened and called a neighbor William Saunders, 68, had a close relationship with the victims. “He called me and said, ‘Come, run, come, I found mom dead,'” the neighbor recalled. New York Post He appeared on the scene within seconds without hesitation.

“Nobody’s Better”Sanders mourned the death of the younger woman. “I couldn’t believe it. I won’t believe it until they come out of the apartment with the body,” he continued.

For his part, the victim’s relative spoke to the same media and said, “I’m trying to understand if I’m in a dream or something. Unbelievable. I know it’s real. I don’t see the bodies, but I know it’s real.”

Another of the victims worked at a family home caring for a sick person. The man’s daughter was surprised that his employee did not turn up on time, so she called him and when there was no answer, decided to go to the address. When he arrived, he burst into tears. “We were very close. I thought she fell asleep, fell asleep,” he said. “My son is in school but when he finds out he’s going to go crazy,” she continued.

Police officers rushed to the scene in large numbers and it was a

Police officers rushed to the scene and called it an “isolated” and “domestic” incident (Brigid Stelzer for The New York Post)

Police responded in large numbers to the location near JFK Airport and after assessing the crime scene, confirmed it was an incident. “an isolated incident” and type “Domestic” Because no other style of cases have been registered in that area. That’s why, beyond the fact that they haven’t been arrested yet, they aren’t considered an immediate danger to residents in the area.

Investigators suspect a cousin That he was at home early in the morning and left there at five o’clock in the morning. However, there are no records of domestic violence in the circle.