Police at the scene on Saturday July 21, 2018. (Credit: Theodore Parisienne)
Police responding to a call for a ‘Wellness Check’ found 58yr old Registered Nurse Kyinar Thein dead inside a closet in her apartment at 260 Lenox Road in Brooklyn on Saturday July 21, 2018.Detectives at the scene on Saturday July 21, 2018. (Credit: Theodore Parisienne)
Thein, who worked at Suny Downstate Medical Center only two blocks away, was reportedly found wrapped up in a white sheet after she did not turn up for her shift at the Hospital on Wednesday.
Co workers of deceased Kyinar Thein support her sister as she leaves the building with other family members on Saturday July 21, 2018. (Credit: Theodore Parisienne)
Police at this time are keeping a tight lid on the Investigation and have not yet released any information on a possible suspect or suspects, although co workers of the deceased at the scene Saturday said that a younger Nurse in her twenties, who was staying with Thein, has also not been seen and appears to be missing.
Co workers of deceased Kyinar Thein comfort her sister outside of the building on Saturday July 21, 2018. (Credit: Theodore Parisienne)Police at the scene on Saturday July 21, 2018. (Credit: Theodore Parisienne)Crime Scene Investigators arrive at the scene on Saturday July 21, 2018. (Credit: Theodore Parisienne)Crime Scene Investigators arrive at the scene on Saturday July 21, 2018. (Credit: Theodore Parisienne)The body of Registered Nurse Kyinar Thein is removed from the scene on Saturday July 21, 2018. (Credit: Theodore Parisienne)Co workers watch as the body of Registered Nurse Kyinar Thein is removed from the scene on Saturday July 21, 2018. (Credit: Theodore Parisienne)Co workers could be seen crying as the body of Registered Nurse Kyinar Thein is removed from the scene on Saturday July 21, 2018. (Credit: Theodore Parisienne)
NYPD Officers from the Marine Unit brought the body to the floating docks next to Pier 5 in Brooklyn on Tuesday April 3, 2018. (Credit: Theodore Parisienne)
Officers from the NYPD Marine Unit were called to the Gowanus Canal near Nevins Street in Brooklyn on Tuesday, after the body of a man was spotted floating in the waterway.
NYPD Officers from the Marine Unit brought the body to the floating docks next to Pier 5 in Brooklyn on Tuesday April 3, 2018. (Credit: Theodore Parisienne)
The body, which was in a bad state of decomposition, was not lifted aboard the police boat, but rather ‘towed’ to Pier 5 at the Brooklyn Bridge Park, where Detectives and the Medical Examiner conducted their preliminary investigation before the body was removed from the pier.
NYPD Officers brought the body to the floating docks next to Pier 5 in Brooklyn on Tuesday April 3, 2018. (Credit: Theodore Parisienne)
Photos taken of the activity at Pier 5 shows the deceased with something resembling duct tape wrapped around the facial area. The Medical Examiner will determine the cause of death. The NYPD says its’ Investigation is ongoing.
NYPD Officers brought the body to the floating docks next to Pier 5 in Brooklyn on Tuesday April 3, 2018. (Credit: Theodore Parisienne)The Medical Examiner is seen here on the floating dock next to Pier 5 in Brooklyn on Tuesday April 3, 2018. (Credit: Theodore Parisienne)The scene at Pier 5 in Brooklyn on Tuesday April 3, 2018. (Credit: Theodore Parisienne)Workers from the Office of the Medical Examiner remove the body from the floating dock and onto Pier 5 in Brooklyn on Tuesday April 3, 2018. (Credit: Theodore Parisienne)Workers from the Office of the Medical Examiner remove the body from the floating dock and onto Pier 5 in Brooklyn on Tuesday April 3, 2018. (Credit: Theodore Parisienne)The Medical Examiner conducts a preliminary Investigation at Pier 5 in Brooklyn on Tuesday April 3, 2018. (Credit: Theodore Parisienne)The body is covered with a white sheet at Pier 5 in Brooklyn on Tuesday April 3, 2018. (Credit: Theodore Parisienne)The NYPD’s Crime Scene Unit responded to Pier 5 in Brooklyn on Tuesday April 3, 2018. (Credit: Theodore Parisienne) The body is removed from Pier 5 in Brooklyn on Tuesday April 3, 2018. (Credit: Theodore Parisienne)
Detectives at the scene on Saturday July 21, 2018. (Credit: Theodore Parisienne)
