NYPD Seeking Six in Connection to Murder of Woman Found Dismembered in Suitcases

Adam Devine

NEW YORK – The New York City Police Department said today it is searching for six people who may have a connection to an open murder case where a woman was found dismembered in two suitcases inside her Brooklyn apartment in September.

Police have identified five women and one man ranging in ages from 18 to 30 wanted for questioning in this case.

The woman who was found dismembered in suitcases has been identified as D’Asia Johnson, 22. Johnson was found dismembered in two suitcases inside her Cypress Hills apartment on Linwood Street on Wednesday.


Police are now investigating the incident as a homicide.

The NYPD was called by neighbors who requested a wellness check at Johnson’s apartment after experiencing a foul order coming from the apartment.

Upon their arrival, police found a woman’s body chopped into pieces and stuffed into suitcases. That body was later identified as Johnson. Police reported Johnson has a restraining order against her boyfriend, who used to live with her in the apartment.

At this time, the investigation is active, and it is unknown whether or not the boyfriend is a suspect in her murder.

It was also unknown how long the body was in the apartment before being discovered. Police said the medical examiner’s office is continuing to investigate along with NYPD investigators.

To see photos of the individuals please visit the NYPD Twitter page.

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