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Residents watched the police force examine the scene
The police force investigated the scene.
Late at night from 8 to 11, many residents continued to watch the police check the scene, taking witness testimony inside the HATB apartment (Tan Hung neighborhood, 7th district, Ho Chi Minh City).
People said the woman went downstairs to live with her sister and grandson on the 31st floor of the apartment building. Recently, the victim has abnormal psychological manifestations.
A resident who lives in Block B, an apartment building, recalled that this afternoon he learned that someone fell from the apartment building to the third floor and ran to see the body of a headless woman.
“I stood from afar and watched for less than a minute, then I left. I was so scared that I don’t know why the victim fell down the stairs,” the man recalled.
Meanwhile, some residents were talking and said the body was highly unlikely to fall from above, causing a collision, resulting in a head gravity like that which is highly unlikely. “However, by checking the victim’s neck, the cause of the incident will be known. The cut on the neck of the sharp object will be different from the impact when it falls from above,” said Mr. B (who lives in the apartment).
Many people gathered in the apartment building said they did not dare to go see the woman’s body when they learned of the incident.
A 60-year-old man who lives next door to the victim’s apartment insisted on the morning of 8-11 that he was at home but did not hear the sound, knowing nothing from downstairs. Only until noon, when the police arrived to examine the place, did they learn that the neighbors fell down the stairs.
As Nguoi Lao Dong newspaper reported at noon 8-11, people found that the body was located in the sky-blocking area on the 3rd floor, block B, Hoang Anh Thanh Binh’s apartment with the head cut off leaving the neck, located a few distances. meters.
The body was initially registered as that of a woman, shirtless, with long pants tangled around her lower body.
The initial judgment shows that the victim is likely to fall from above to the ground.
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