Dismembered body found in Long Island believed to be missing Guyanese woman

New York Police Investigators are determining if a partially dismembered body found in a parking lot in Long Island, New York is that of a Guyanese  mother of four who lived in the New York area and has been missing since last Saturday, law enforcement sources told the NY Daily News Wednesday.

The woman, Chinelle Latoya Browne, 27, was last seen by her landlord Saturday near her Sumpter St. apartment in Brownsville in Brooklyn, sources said.

According to the New York Daily News, the Guyanese native had several beefs with her landlord over an extension cord that powered her room, culminating in a fight, her husband, Dale Browne, told the Daily News from his home in Guyana. Browne was smacked in the fight and later disappeared.10526646_10152128252152484_94797787_n

The body was discovered Tuesday morning in a Bay Shore, L.I., municipal lot.

On Tuesday, the woman’s sister, Deborah Thompson told News Source, from her New York home, that the family recently dealt with the death of their father and so for her younger sister to go missing and believed to be dead would be devastating.

She said her sister was not the type to stay away from her home and job for long periods or without checking in with family members or friends.

Family members are convinced that the landlord may have had something to do with the woman’s disappearance since the landlord was the only person, claiming to have seen the woman alive, after she was reported missing.

NY Post) A jigsaw puzzle of body parts strewn across Long Island was solved thanks to a tattoo on the dismember woman’s right arm, law enforcement sources said. Police have identified parts of a hacked-up body found in Suffolk County as those of Chinelle Latoya Browne, a Guyanese native who moved to Brownsville, Brooklyn about a year ago.
The 27-year-old mother of four was last seen on Saturday, law enforcement sources said. Her sister, Suget Thompson, 42, of New Jersey, reported her missing from her Brooklyn home, sources said.
The murder mystery unfolded Tuesday morning at 6:45 a.m. when Suffolk police responded to a 911 call in a Bay Shore parking lot nearby the Fire Island ferry. The torso and legs of Browne’s body were found in a “weed-strung lot” right off the trail, Suffolk County Detective Kevin Beyrer said.
On Wednesday, an arm with part of a shirtsleeve was found on the lawn of a Hempstead family right next to their white picket fence around 2 p.m.
Just a quarter-mile down the road, another arm was found Thursday evening in Hempstead, but authorities have not confirmed it is Browne’s left arm.
Browne’s tattoo on her upper right arm with her name, Chinelle, helped authorities identify her.
Browne’s husband, Dale, who still lives in Guyana with their children, told Guyanese media that he last spoke to his wife Saturday afternoon before she headed to work at the department store, Century 21.
He said Browne and her landlord got into an argument Saturday, telling the Guyana Chronicle, “I know that the landlord is responsible for this.”
Sources told the Post the landlord is being eyed as the investigation continues and cops were seen going in and out of her apartment Friday morning.
In a tragic twist, Browne’s last Facebook post was on June 12 when she posted a photo of her wedding day with her father kissing her. “RIP…DADDY it hurts so much to lose him now I lost my mom 5 years ago and now I have to go through this again a person can only take so much,” she wrote.
The gruesome murder has similarities to the infamous 2011 killings at Gilgo Beach, where an unidentified murderer dumped 10 to 14 victims’ bodies along Ocean Parkway.
Nassau, Suffolk and Brooklyn police are still searching for more answers as to why Browne was killed