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Poor girl...Rest in peace.
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Police puzzled after rising stylist to stars is found dead in Bronx
BY JONATHAN LEMIRE, KERRY BURKE and RICH SCHAPIRO
DAILY NEWS STAFF WRITERS
Friday, June 20th 2008, 11:46 PM
Morrison was found behind this Bronx apartment building a week ago, possibly pushed off the roof.
Before her 27th birthday, Sadia Morrison had worked her way out of a Bronx housing project and become a celebrity image consultant for 50 Cent, Jets running back Thomas Jones and boxer Zab Judah.
She moved to Harlem and opened a company with a specific goal in mind - to become one of the leading figures in her industry.
But Morrison's life was cut tragically short June 13 when her lifeless body was found behind a Bronx apartment building.
A week later, her death is still shrouded in mystery.
Cops are trying to determine if Morrison, 26, was thrown off the building and by whom, while her loved ones remain baffled over how she ended up in the Bronx.
"She wasn't supposed to leave Harlem that day. She had no reason to be in the Bronx," Morrison's brother Paul said. "[Sadia] was too famous to just die and nobody knows what happened or how it happened."
The medical examiner still has not ruled on Morrison's cause of death pending further testing.
Police sources said foul play is suspected. Cops are zeroing in on a man she was dating who lived in the building where she was found.
Her last day alive began like any other.
Morrison, who was with football player Adam (Pacman) Jones during a melee in Las Vegas last year that ended with three people shot, called her sister's house early Friday morning.
It was a brief, routine call, Paul Morrison said, in which Sadia seemed completely relaxed.
Morrison, who recently launched Project Bambi Media Group, then dropped by a hair salon on 125th St. before bumping into a friend, Bambi Taylor, 27.
The pair chatted for roughly two hours before parting around 1 p.m. Taylor said that Morrison told her she was going to get her hair braided at a nearby salon as they said goodbye.
She never made it there.
Just a few hours later, at 3:54 p.m., Morrison's body was found behind the Highbridge Houses on University Ave.
"I have no clue as to who she would know in that building," Taylor said. "That's the big question. Who was she seeing? How did she get there?"
Iraida Ramos, a resident, said she had seen Morrison coming in and out of an unoccupied apartment on the building's top floor in recent weeks.
Morrison's shocking death has left her brother and sister - both of her parents are deceased - wondering what could have been for their high-achieving sibling.
"She was extremely successful," Paul Morrison said. "Finally, both of her feet were in the door. She was about to take off."
rschapiro@nydailynews.com
With Jeff Wilkins
http://www.nydailynews.com/news/200...lice_puzzled_after_rising_stylist_to_s-1.html
BY JONATHAN LEMIRE, KERRY BURKE and RICH SCHAPIRO
DAILY NEWS STAFF WRITERS
Friday, June 20th 2008, 11:46 PM
Morrison was found behind this Bronx apartment building a week ago, possibly pushed off the roof.
Before her 27th birthday, Sadia Morrison had worked her way out of a Bronx housing project and become a celebrity image consultant for 50 Cent, Jets running back Thomas Jones and boxer Zab Judah.
She moved to Harlem and opened a company with a specific goal in mind - to become one of the leading figures in her industry.
But Morrison's life was cut tragically short June 13 when her lifeless body was found behind a Bronx apartment building.
A week later, her death is still shrouded in mystery.
Cops are trying to determine if Morrison, 26, was thrown off the building and by whom, while her loved ones remain baffled over how she ended up in the Bronx.
"She wasn't supposed to leave Harlem that day. She had no reason to be in the Bronx," Morrison's brother Paul said. "[Sadia] was too famous to just die and nobody knows what happened or how it happened."
The medical examiner still has not ruled on Morrison's cause of death pending further testing.
Police sources said foul play is suspected. Cops are zeroing in on a man she was dating who lived in the building where she was found.
Her last day alive began like any other.
Morrison, who was with football player Adam (Pacman) Jones during a melee in Las Vegas last year that ended with three people shot, called her sister's house early Friday morning.
It was a brief, routine call, Paul Morrison said, in which Sadia seemed completely relaxed.
Morrison, who recently launched Project Bambi Media Group, then dropped by a hair salon on 125th St. before bumping into a friend, Bambi Taylor, 27.
The pair chatted for roughly two hours before parting around 1 p.m. Taylor said that Morrison told her she was going to get her hair braided at a nearby salon as they said goodbye.
She never made it there.
Just a few hours later, at 3:54 p.m., Morrison's body was found behind the Highbridge Houses on University Ave.
"I have no clue as to who she would know in that building," Taylor said. "That's the big question. Who was she seeing? How did she get there?"
Iraida Ramos, a resident, said she had seen Morrison coming in and out of an unoccupied apartment on the building's top floor in recent weeks.
Morrison's shocking death has left her brother and sister - both of her parents are deceased - wondering what could have been for their high-achieving sibling.
"She was extremely successful," Paul Morrison said. "Finally, both of her feet were in the door. She was about to take off."
rschapiro@nydailynews.com
With Jeff Wilkins
http://www.nydailynews.com/news/200...lice_puzzled_after_rising_stylist_to_s-1.html
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There are some people I do not respect. Some people I do not like. And even more that I could care less about one way or another. But very few of those people deserve to get thrown off a building. While I won't be shedding any tears over her death, I certainly don't have anything bad to say about a woman I knew nothing about.
When I think about people who truly "deserve" to be assisted off the roof of a very high building, she doesn't even come close to making the list.
When I think about people who truly "deserve" to be assisted off the roof of a very high building, she doesn't even come close to making the list.
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SweetDC;2124631 said:
Yeah, my list is too long to have anyone I don't know on it.
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silverbear;2124085 said:
Fixed it for ya...
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lame.
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Let's cut the fluff out of the articles and leave just what's relevant from her last day:
According to her brother, Paul, Sadia Morrison called her sister’s house early Friday morning. It was supposedly a ‘brief, routine call’.
Morrison later dropped by a hair salon on 125th Street. According to the Newsday article, Morrison met employee (owner?) and close friend Trinea Breedlove. Breedlove reported nothing out of the ordinary with Morrison.
Morrison later met another friend, Bambi Taylor, at that hair salon or at another location after she left Breedlove’s salon at approximately 9 am (according to Taylor).
Taylor stated they talked until approximately 1 pm. Before they went their separate ways, Taylor stated that Morrison told her that she was going to have her hair braided at a ‘nearby salon’.
Nearly three hours later after meeting with Taylor, Morrison was found dead in the Bronx.
What the Newsday article also reported:
On the day she died, Morrison was supposed to pick up clients at the airport at 5 p.m.
What her brother Paul also stated:
“She wasn't supposed to leave Harlem that day. She had no reason to be in the Bronx”
Leads which have been reported that the police are following up:
Personally, I think there are only two suspects in this case and maybe just one suspect at that, but I'm no Columbo.
According to her brother, Paul, Sadia Morrison called her sister’s house early Friday morning. It was supposedly a ‘brief, routine call’.
Morrison later dropped by a hair salon on 125th Street. According to the Newsday article, Morrison met employee (owner?) and close friend Trinea Breedlove. Breedlove reported nothing out of the ordinary with Morrison.
Morrison later met another friend, Bambi Taylor, at that hair salon or at another location after she left Breedlove’s salon at approximately 9 am (according to Taylor).
Taylor stated they talked until approximately 1 pm. Before they went their separate ways, Taylor stated that Morrison told her that she was going to have her hair braided at a ‘nearby salon’.
Nearly three hours later after meeting with Taylor, Morrison was found dead in the Bronx.
What the Newsday article also reported:
On the day she died, Morrison was supposed to pick up clients at the airport at 5 p.m.
What her brother Paul also stated:
“She wasn't supposed to leave Harlem that day. She had no reason to be in the Bronx”
Leads which have been reported that the police are following up:
- Cops are zeroing in on a man she was dating who lived in the building where she was found.
- Iraida Ramos, a resident, said she had seen Morrison coming in and out of an unoccupied apartment on the building's top floor in recent weeks.
Personally, I think there are only two suspects in this case and maybe just one suspect at that, but I'm no Columbo.