A woman was found dead in a chilling discovery atop a downtown Phoenix apartment building, authorities confirmed yesterday. The grisly find, spotted near 3rd and McKinley streets shortly after noon on March 11, has sparked a death investigation by local police, with foul play not immediately suspected in the enigmatic case.
According to azfamily.com, the Phoenix Police responded to a call and were guided by a witness to the roof where the unnamed woman's body had thrown a pall over the bustling city's midday routine, yet determinant details about how she came to rest on that sun-soaked tar are left to the imagination hinging on the ongoing investigation that has just begun. No signs of murder have surfaced at this time, the police say.
Meanwhile, coverage by FOX 10 Phoenix notes that the identity of the woman remains a mystery, with officials staying tight-lipped as they comb through clues, the flow of information has been stemmed as "This incident is currently being handled as a death investigation as there are no signs of foul play," police elaborated, consequently leaving the city's pulse to flutter with uncertainty and the echoes of questions unanswered.
The lack of immediate evidence of a criminal act has the Phoenix community teetering on the brink of concern and curiosity, while law enforcement officials urge anyone who might harbor insights that could pierce the veil of this obscurity, to come forward with their knowledge, because even as the city marches forward under the weight of its daily endeavors, one of its own lies in the harsh light of the authorities' scrutiny in the unforgiving silence of a rooftop's grave.
