Investigators believe the cart played a role in moving the body, according to a cop source.
An iconic conveyance
Posted on 09/12/2019 6:48:59 PM PDT by BenLurkin
The gory discovery was made by a passerby who noticed two feet sticking out of the carpet on the sidewalk outside of the chain coffee joint at the corner of West 145th Street and Bradhurst Avenue just before 6 a.m., cops said.
The witness quickly called the police who found the unconscious and unresponsive man with signs of head trauma wrapped in a cardboard box inside of the carpet, authorities said.
Medics responded and the man – whose identity was not immediately known – was pronounced dead at the scene.
“We’re treating it at this point as a homicide,”
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A red Target shopping cart was found on Bradhurst Avenue — around the corner from where the body was discovered — and marked as evidence by police.
Investigators believe the cart played a role in moving the body, according to a cop source.
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What lead you to call it a homicide? Was is because the body was wrapped in a red carpet?
You didn’t read the entire article, did you?
It was the nearby Target shopping cart.
Keep up!
Little Jeffy Epstein? By the Clinton Cleaning Crew?
No, they’d have dropped the carpet off in a park.
in before the Vince Foster lines.
An interesting take on “red carpet treatment.”
Rolling out the red carpet for Andy McCabe?
An iconic conveyance
...the unconscious and unresponsive man with signs of head trauma wrapped in a cardboard box inside of the carpet, authorities said.
“We’re treating it at this point as a homicide”
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Ya think?
When you wrap the body in the carpet, you simply do not leave feet sticking out.
Sheesh.
This is what can happen when you ask for a large black coffee.
True but then there’s that cardboard box, a clear sign of foul play.
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