Dying of girl in burning Brooklyn condominium dominated murder, accelerant used to set blaze

The loss of life of a 40-year-old girl in a burning Brooklyn condominium has been dominated a murder, police stated Wednesday.

Sugerys Ramirez was discovered useless early Nov. 11 when firefighters responded to a blaze inside a vacant condominium on Van Siclen Ave. close to Fulton St. in East New York.

One different individual suffered a minor damage however didn’t want medical consideration

Ramirez was a squatter on the condominium, police stated, and hearth marshals discovered proof an accelerant was used to start out the hearth.

An post-mortem decided Ramirez died of extreme burns.

No arrests have been made and police haven’t recognized a suspect. It was unclear if Ramirez was deliberately focused by the arsonist.

It took firefighters about 40 minutes to convey the three:55 a.m. blaze beneath management.