«Charred and not identified» human remains discovered in a warehouse in Staten island belong to missing teacher 37-year-old Janine the Cammarata, told PIX11 News a source in law enforcement bodies.
The remains of a woman were found in warehouse storage Extra Space Storage Arden Avenue, located near the road Arthur Kill on the morning of 4 April. According to the official police, they bind terrible discovery with the case of Cammarata.
Currently, the office of forensic medical examination is conducting an autopsy to determine the identity and cause of death. According to police, the remains were burned beyond recognition.
«We continue to search the warehouse in search of additional evidence,» said assistant chief of police of new York William Aubrey.
Body believed to be Staten Island woman Jeanine Cammarata ‘badly burnt’ https://t.co/C31qnYNxRT pic.twitter.com/B0zFnALLTS
— New York Post (@nypost) April 4, 2019
Sources tell PIX11 that NYPD has a video which shows the husband of a teacher, with whom she was in the process of divorce, Michael Cammarata, and another man, who carried something heavy in the bag with an apartment in Queens.
According to other sources, another record can be seen as the woman’s spouse carries the same bag at the warehouse Extra Space Storage Staten Island.
Aubrey called Michael Cammarata «main suspect» in this case. The man was arrested and charged with assault and harassment after he admitted that he had beaten his wife, but he had not yet been brought to obvinenija murder.
Janine Cammarata and her husband Michael Cammarata
Sources said that the fire at the warehouse, the police received through the communication Crimestoppers. The NYPD is still searching for a white Chevy Cruze 2017, which belongs to Janine Cammarata, with the license plate HSK8417.
The mother of three was last seen on Saturday, March 30, in the evening, when she left the house of her boyfriend, whose name was not disclosed, McVeigh Avenue in Heartland Village. He said that she went missing on Tuesday, April 2.
Have Cammarata, who teaches first grade at P. S. 29 in October last year, also have a second job at the Dollar Tree on Victory Boulevard. According to her superiors, she did not come out on any of the works on Monday, April 1, and not been there all week.
