Blood of, Jennifer Londono, missing New Jersey woman found in boyfriend’s bathtub
Blood of missing New Jersey woman found in boyfriend’s bathtub
Jennifer Londono, owner of Luna Lounge, Engelwood, NJ, vanished June 25 after closing her bar for the evening
Police suspect the two female body parts that washed up last week of June in New York’s this week in Brooklyn and Manhattan shorelines belong to 31-year-old Londono
Female torso from waist to her knees was found by a couple walking their dog off the coast of Brooklyn, June 27
Her torso was tattooed with a word written in ancient sanskrit
Victim was identified after her mother spotted media images of the tattoo, which translated means “Lily” or “Lilyann,” and contacted police
The legs complete with painted toenails was spotted by a jogger, July 1
The boyfriend had accompanied the grieving mother to police before K9 units searched the bar, her mom’s car which he’d been using, and his apt
Investigators interviewing her 40-year-old boyfriend found ‘inconsistencies’
Jennifer Londono is a driven go-getter according to family and friends
On June 27, a woman’s torso from the waist to her knees was found by a couple walking their dog in the Red Hook Channel off the coast of Brooklyn.
Her torso was tattooed with a word written in ancient sanskrit.
After the victim’s mother spotted media images of the tattoo, which translated means “Lily” or “Lilyann,” she went to the 76th Precinct in Brooklyn and told them her daughter had that word tattooed on her right hip.
The torso found was tattooed with word ” Lilyann” written in ancient sanskrit
The tattoo was a tribute to the woman’s aunt.
On Saturday, a woman jogging near the 79th St. Boat Basin on the Upper West Side spotted a partial leg and foot with pink-painted toenails.
Although authorities in New York officially said they are awaiting DNA test results before positively identifying her, family and friends are convinced the torso that washed up off Brooklyn and a leg found on the Manhattan side of the Hudson River two days later belonged to Jennifer Londono.
Bergen County spokeswoman Maureen Parenta said Monday that they do not have information for release on the case. Same as the city Medical Examiner’s office, who said an autopsy of the body parts is still pending: “We are investigating, but the cause and manner are pending further studies,” according to the ME’s spokesperson, Julie Bolcer.
Suspected victim Jennifer Londono was identified after her mom saw the tribute to her dead aunt which she had tattooed on her right hip in ancient sanskrit
Her friends have posted tributes under the #justiceforjennylondoño hashtag.
Londono reportedly used her life savings to open Luna Lounge, on Armory Street, which had its grand opening on June 8.
According to her mother, Jennifer Londono from Englewood, New Jersey went missing last Sunday after closing up the bar.
Sources said that after the mom, accompanied by Londono’s boyfriend, went to the precinct, the NYPD sent K9 units to look for blood traces in places that the woman frequented.
The dogs searched the bar, her mom’s car, which the boyfriend had been using, and the boyfriend’s apartment, sources said.
NYPD harbor unit pull up the decomposed torso found floating in Red Hook Channel in Brooklyn on, June 27
The dog did not find traces of blood in the car, but did find traces in the apartment’s bathtub, sources said.
“It’s looking like the investigation is turning toward the boyfriend,” a police source said.
A friend of the woman, identified only as Maria, posted an emotional message about her.
“I didn’t want this to be true, and deep inside I’m hoping they tell me it was someone else and I’m still waiting,” she wrote on Instagram. “I’m never speechless but I still can’t get wrapped what was done to you. Nobody deserves what happens and specially you. I’m full of emotions and I’m sick to my stomach. You will get justice baby girl.”
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