NervousNellie
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Sounds like they will. Fingers crossed.Hopefully they will be making an arrest soon.
Sounds like they will. Fingers crossed.Hopefully they will be making an arrest soon.
This is what I wonder too. If he woke up and alerted anyone that she was missing.
The more I look at the still pics of the suspect with the hockey bag I think the suspect is wearing the hockey gear that was probably in the bag. Look at the shoulder angle. This is just crazy. It really looks like a kid to me. That is not a full grown adult and they are wearing shoulder pads.
PIX11 News obtained surveillance video of a man dragging the duffel bag. The video is too disturbing to share. Police identified a person of interest in the case Monday afternoon, sources said. The individual was known to the 51-year-old Queens mom of two. No arrests have been made.
Queens mom found dead in duffle bag was stabbed dozens of times | PIX11
Identified, but no name being put out yet and no arrest? Am I reading this correctly?It is great that they have identified a person of interest. Her poor thirteen year old--- to have been in the house and unaware that your mom is being killed must be incredibly painful and filled with self-recrimination. Thoughts go out to him. It is a heavy burden to have.
People have mentioned the dog. If the person was known to her, then it is possible that the dog had met the killer previously and would not have been alerted to danger.
Hopefully they will be making an arrest soon.
Also from the article: "At some point, a man who police believe she was familiar with met up with her, sources said. That man is believed to have murdered Gaal in her basement, the sources said. Investigators believe Gaal knew the killer because there were no signs of forced entry at her home." BBM.
Maybe that's how the perp was going to get back home or to a car....via a skateboard!Could the thing the person is carrying be a skateboard? There is a dark area in the front upper corner and lower corner of the object that could be wheels. Just a thought and JMO.
If this man was someone she helped convict and serve time, there is no way she would knowingly let him in her home. Did she simply unknowingly answer her door after arriving home?
I'd like to see an investigative reporter answer the question - was the victim ever tied to an individual who was convicted of a crime and served time.
Using the NY DOT Traffic Data Viewer I was able to get some more information about the traffic patterns on the streets the killer would have walked down.
At station 051264, Metropolitan Avenue from the Jackie Robinson Parkway to Hillside Avenue, the Annual Average Daily Traffic (AADT) was 21,253 vehicles. According to a 2019 spot traffic monitoring study, the eastbound lanes of this section of road are not particularly busy during the time the killer is estimated to have placed the body there: between 3 and 4AM 67 cars pass through this stretch, and with traffic falling to only 42 cars between 4 and 5AM.
The westbound lanes of Metropolitan Avenue in the same stretch of road are slightly busier, presumably as workers are commuting to Manhattan for work. Between 3 and 4AM, 63 cars were recorded, and between 4 and 5AM, 69 cars were recorded.
On Ascan Avenue, from Metropolitan Avenue to Austin Street, the AADT was 4,828 vehicles, although the vast majority of those vehicles were recorded after 7AM. Between 3AM and 4AM, only 11 cars passed through this stretch of road, while between 4AM and 5AM, only 9 cars drove on this stretch of road.
In 2019, a spot traffic monitoring study (radar placed 120ft south of Loubet Street on Ascan Avenue), only 5 vehicles were recorded between 3 and 4AM and 7 vehicles between 4 and 5AM.
72nd Avenue from Metropolitan Avenue to Loubet Street is similarly desolate during this timeframe: only 1 vehicle is recorded between 3 and 4AM and 2 vehicles recorded between 4 and 5AM.
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Good point. If there is any truth to those text messages, if anything wouldn't someone want to harm her family first, leaving her for last, worrying and paniced?IMO - those text messages were red herrings. If she's the one who sent someone to jail, what good does it do to threaten the rest of her family after "revenge" has already been achieved. It's not like she can be hurt any further by harming her husband and/or children. Poorly thought out attempt to cover his tracks, I think.
The perp killed the victim in her own home, then spent some time texting her husband (a stranger would think he was upstairs), putting her in a bag, and rolling it casually down the street. Perp had access to the home, access to her phone, knowledge who to text, knowledge that her husband whom he was texting wasn't home, wasn't going to be home anytime soon, had no access to a car, must have been covered in blood, but apparently made it to somewhere unnoticed...
PIX11 News obtained surveillance video of a man dragging the duffel bag. The video is too disturbing to share. Police identified a person of interest in the case Monday afternoon, sources said. The individual was known to the 51-year-old Queens mom of two. No arrests have been made.
Queens mom found dead in duffle bag was stabbed dozens of times | PIX11