Cherries Doe
On March 3, 2007, the torso of another woman, brutally stabbed and stuffed inside a suitcase, washed ashore in Mamaroneck.
on March 21st, a leg was found off Cold Spring Harbor.
Later, on March 22, 2007 one of her leg bones and her right foot, with toenails only half-polished, were discovered among the rocks in Cold Spring Harbor, having washed up from the Long Island Sound, encased in a plastic bag, The rest
of her remains have never been found. A tattoo on a torso found in a suitcase in Mamaroneck in 2007. One leg was later found on the LI property of James Dolan. Below, A blood-soaked camisole found with the torso.
Cherries
Medical examiner records show this woman was either black or Hispanic, 5’10”, 180-200 pounds and had a tattoo of two cherries above her right breast.
The only clues are what was found with the body: a black Protégé suitcase manufactured by InGear—sold exclusively at Wal-Mart—a red, blood-soaked camisole with a Spanish brand label, lavender Champion sweatpants, a blue bra and a tan long-sleeved t-shirt, manufactured by Voice, and ripped up scraps of paper, possibly a page from a calendar, reading “cinco” and “begin to live.”
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- The only clues are what was found with the body: a black Protégé suitcase manufactured by InGear—sold exclusively at Wal-Mart
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- Cherry Tattoo Doe
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- a red, blood-soaked camisole with a Spanish brand label
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- victim had a tattoo of two cherries on a stem above her right breast. Investigators say they believe the victim was a heavy-set Hispanic or light-skinned black woman, between 35 and 50 years old, about 5’4” to 5’6” tall and weighing 160-200 pounds.
