Gardiner Anderson for New York Daily News Police investigate the scene in Kissena Corridor Park in Queens on Sunday where a woman was found dead with bruises on her neck and a deep cut to her stomach.
A woman was found dead in a Queens park Sunday with bruises on her neck and a cut to her stomach so deep that it exposed her organs, police sources said.
Qing Qing Kiemde, 28, was found fully clothed on a dirt path about 300 feet from the entrance of Kissena Corridor Park at 3:40 p.m., according to police sources.
Her body was found next to a gated garden, the sources said.
The city’s medical examiner was determining the cause of death.
Regulars to the idyllic park were shocked by the grisly discovery.
Farriella,, Christie M The unidentified woman was found about 300 feet from the entrance of Kissena Corridor Park at 3:40 p.m., according to police sources.
“That’s really scary!” said Nicole Park, 30, who had brought her mother to the garden. “Older people come here and work in the garden all day long. It’s not dangerous at all. This is a really nice neighborhood.”
Neighbor Jennifer Ramos, 39, said she’d think twice before wandering into the isolated corners of the park.
“There’s nothing about (the park) that would make me feel unsafe,” Ramos said. “But I guess things can happen anywhere.”