After her violent partner refused to allow security inside the apartment building, a Brooklyn lady was discovered dismembered in two bags.
The employees of the building are now being blamed by her family for not doing enough to rescue her.
Dasia Johnson, 22, was discovered dismembered in bags in her Cypress Hills apartment in Brooklyn after security personnel allegedly let her violent boyfriend, who she had been seeing off and on, inside.
After her aunt phoned security to inquire about her well-being since she hadn’t heard from the aspiring teacher since Sunday, her corpse was discovered on Wednesday. The scent had already caused complaints from the building’s occupants.
The boyfriend and another guy refused to allow the guards into the flat when they arrived. The boyfriend, who has not been named but apparently resided in the property sometimes.
The two males exited the facility when the guards went outside to dial 911. The boyfriend is now being considered a suspect even though they haven’t been located.
Her aunt, who requested anonymity, said: “The next thing I hear, a detective phones me and tells me it’s a crime scene now.”
Stephanie Harris, a local, was shocked to see “blood everywhere” when she walked over to the apartment on Thursday to inquire about the situation with the investigator.
“It was awful.” Given that she struggled for her life, you can only speculate as to what transpired. Harris told the New York Post that there was blood all over the place.
When he opened the door, it seemed to be something from a movie rather than anything from everyday life.
Harris reported how Johnson, who had a restraining order against him, was often subjected to the boyfriend’s harassment. He would also frequently yell at Harris and cause damage to the property.
She said that he would beat her head against the wall while saying things like, “Why you got people in our business,” “It’s not your money,” and “I don’t give a f*ck, you’re mine, therefore anything that belongs to you is mine,” Harris remembered to the Post.
Additionally, it is said that he often yelled at Johnson, “The only way you out is when your mother [is] going to bury you, b**ch.”
Harris told the Post, “He constantly yelled that in the corridor, and we always heard it.” “And you sensed it,”
Another neighbour, who wished to remain unnamed, recounted seeing bloody streaks one day as the couple fought in the lobby, running from her apartment to the front door.
Harris, a victim of domestic abuse herself, said Johnson had expressed fear to her.
Her family is now blaming the property’s employees for allowing the boyfriend inside. The complex is privately owned by C&C Apartment Management and has round-the-clock security.
They are aware of their renters. They opened the door for him,” Johnson’s aunt told the Post, declining to provide her name. She had no other boyfriend, to my knowledge. Not enough was done by them. They could have stopped him from entering the room… They are taught to kill someone because they are security. There are methods to prevent him from entering.
They failed to pick up the ball, she remarked.
In March, Johnson’s boyfriend was previously detained for visiting the flat. The Post claims that Johnson is another HousingPlus customer. The group offers survivors of domestic abuse secure homes.
Johnson allegedly informed her relatives on August 16 that she was “done with him” and was “glad.”
It is quite tragic. She was very thin. This dude dominated her. He was taking advantage of her. He was using her generosity. According to her aunt, who spoke to the Post, “Her mother is terminally sick and she wanted a friend, and she felt that he was that buddy.”
“We were able to assist her, if we known more,” she said, “if she would have informed us [the whole scope of the assault].”
According to the aunt, who claimed to be attempting to assist her niece, she cautioned the girl that “this is not love.” Nothing will change to make it better. The situation will only worsen.
The boyfriend’s family is now asking the police to make his picture public so that others may recognise him and stay away from him.
“He needs to be known to the general population. Nobody has his image, which is why he’s so difficult to identify, she told the Post.