Woman found dead with stab wounds and head injuries in Central Park during nor’easter
A woman in her 60s was found dead with multiple stab wounds and head trauma in a Central Park gazebo during a powerful nor’easter. Police were called at about 9.43am on Sunday after a report of an unconscious person; the discovery has prompted an investigation, but officials have not yet classified the death as a homicide.
The scene was near East Drive and East 74th Street, off a main path, where officers found a tent and scattered clothing. A source said the woman was believed to be homeless and living in the park. No arrests had been made at the time of the report; the storm had also caused flooding and power outages and was linked to one death and another person missing.
- Woman in her 60s found stabbed in Central Park during a nor’easter.
- Police are investigating, but have not yet deemed the death a homicide.
- No arrests reported; a source said she may have been living in the park.
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Originally published by Daily Mail as “New York City woman is found stabbed to death with head trauma in Central Park during powerful nor’easter storm”.