The New York Police department said Tuesday that the death of a New York Court of Appeals judge whose body was found on the banks of the Hudson River in Manhattan last week is suspicious.
Die NYPD said it would treat the death of Justice Sheila Abdus-Salaam, the first black woman to serve on New York’s top court, as suspicious because there was no immediate indication of suicide or criminality.
“We have a middle aged woman deceased in the water with all her clothes on with no signs of homicide or suicide,” NYPD Sgt. Brendan Ryan told ABC News late Tuesday.
“When a body is found floating in a river, it is deemed suspicious in nature. Absent any clear signs of criminality, the cause of death is determined by the Medical…Lees meer
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Antwoorde DOOD VAN NY regter het bevind dood RIVER DUBIEUZE,,en,NYPD,,en,Die New York Police Department het Dinsdag gesê dat die dood van 'n New York appèlhof regter wie se lyk gevind is op die oewer van die Hudson in Manhattan verlede week is agterdogtig,,en,het gesê dit die dood van Justisie Sheila Abdus-Salaam sal behandel,,en,die eerste swart vrou om te dien op die top hof New York se,,en,as 'n verdagte, want daar was geen onmiddellike aanduiding van selfmoord of kriminaliteit,,en,Ons het 'n middeljarige vrou oorlede in die water met al haar klere op met geen tekens van manslag of selfmoord,,en,NYPD Sgt,,en,Brendan Ryan het aan ABC News laat Dinsdag,,en,Wanneer 'n liggaam is gevind swaai in 'n rivier,,en,dit is verdagte in die natuur beskou,,en,Afwesig enige duidelike tekens van kriminaliteit,,en,die oorsaak van sy dood word bepaal deur die Mediese,,en: NYPD is nou gesluit.