Park Slope murder-suicide at 386 2nd Street, Brooklyn leaves 59-year-old mom & daughter dead after 23-year-old stabbing parent multiple times then self. No known motive.
A mother and daughter were found dead at a Brooklyn apartment over the weekend in Park Slope in a suspected murder-suicide.
Notice of the calamity came after cops responded to a 7:56 p.m. 911 call, Saturday night for an assault in the building at at 386 2nd Street near Fifth Ave. in Park Slope where they found a 59-year-old woman with multiple stab wounds wounds.
As they searched the premises, police then found the woman’s 23-year-old daughter dead, also of multiple stab wounds, NYPD officials stated, the nydailynews reported.
Investigators say daughter killed mom then stabbed self dead
Investigators believe the daughter killed her mother and then herself, police sources said.
Their identities are being withheld pending notification of family members.
Police declined to say whether there had been previous calls to the apartment where the mother and daughter’s bodies were found.
No arrests have been made, and the investigation remains ongoing.
Scene of previous murder-suicide on same floor
The women died in the same building where Jason Jackson and his girlfriend, Olga Kirshenbaum, both 34, were found shot in the head in their Park Slope apartment in a murder-suicide on Jan 24, 2024. Cops found a handgun next to Jackson’s body, leading investigators to believe he shot Kirshenbaum, then himself.
The women in Saturday’s stabbing lived on the same floor as Kirshenbaum and Jackson but in a different apartment.
Park Slope normally quaint and upwardly mobile Brooklyn neighborhood
According to StreetEasy, 386 2nd Street, Park Slope is a co-op building built in 1920 and has 4 stories and 8 units.
Reads an AI description of the Park Slope neighborhood; ‘Down-to-earth Park Slope is a residential area of tree-lined streets and historic brownstones in Brooklyn. It’s known for its open-minded community of families and young professionals. The mix of indie boutiques, laid-back bars and casual restaurants along 5th Avenue and pockets of 7th Avenue caters to the diverse area.’
Offers an AI breakdown of Park Slope murder rate; ‘The murder rate in Park Slope, Brooklyn is extremely low, with the neighborhood regularly experiencing zero to just a handful of homicides per year. Because the population is roughly 70,000, this equates to a homicide rate that is consistently a fraction of the \(1\) per \(100,000\) residents mark, making it one of the safest areas in New York City.’
