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A woman discovers a devastating crime when she watches white worms fall from the ceiling of her apartment in New York

2021-11-16T20:51:23.720Z


"Can you call me to see if I'm okay, can you please call me, can you check?" A young woman asked her building supervisor. But his fear eventually came true.


Luz Beriguete, a resident of the New York neighborhood of The Bronx, discovered on Saturday morning that

her living room was full of white worms that fell from the ceiling.

"There was like a super strong smell, but outside my house," he told Telemundo 47 station.

He immediately called the superintendent of his building, Ernesto García, to tell him what had happened: "He told me that this was because the lady upstairs left the garbage outside," Beriguete explained.

But the woman then told him that two weeks earlier she had heard gunshots at her neighbor's house, so the supervisor decided to call the police.

Police found the bodies in the apartment's living room.Getty Images

Upon arrival, New York police officers found the

"very decomposed" bodies of a 40-year-old man and a 29-year-old woman

, according to the NBC4 Washington station.

Investigators have not clarified the causes of the deaths, but consider that the woman,

Ashely Ducille

, was the victim of a homicide, so they suspect that the man (who has not been identified) could end his life and then commit suicide.

[They arrest the alleged sexual aggressor of a young woman who was exercising in Central Park]

"

It's crazy, it

's just devastating," Anthony Ducille, the woman's father, told the local New York Daily News.

"She was a good mother. She loved her children."

[They report a new case of aggression in the New York subway and demand more police presence]

"

That guy was a pimp

," Ducille's stepbrother Joseph Donald said of the man.

The superintendent, for his part, explained that the woman used to ask him to check regularly if he was still well: "Can you call me to see if I am okay, can you please call me, can you check it?", Explains García that the woman asked him.

If you know someone who suffers from domestic violence, you can seek help in Spanish at

https://espanol.thehotline.org/

or call

800.799.SAFE

, which does not leave a trace in the registry.

Source: telemundo

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