The 35 year old man found dead in his apartment in the neighborhood of Corona, Queens, was an immigrant of Ecuadorian origin, confirmed a organization that works with natives of that country who migrate to the United States.
“He was a hard-working migrant, very friendly who liked to help others, that was my uncle”, said Erika Sumba about José Fernando Sumba González.
He was roommate Sumba González who called the authorities. The NYDP reported the terrible finding.
The homicide would have occurred on Tuesday 31 in May, when the body was found around 6: 00 pm The man rented an apartment in 100-24 on 40 Road in Queens.
“They found José Fernando in his bed bloodied Sumba González, single, 35 years old and who had lived in the big city for 13 years”, indicated the organization 1800Migrante.
In a statement, the group added that the family will repatriate the body to the city of Cuenca, where José had a minor son.
The immigrant was cook, but also a construction worker and recently dedicated himself to this last job, he limited himself.
“What we want is justice, that the guilty of this crime be found, I forgot or as if nothing happened”, added José’s niece.
The report adds that when the emergency teams arrived, Sumba González was no longer responding. He had three stab wounds: one in the head, another in the neck and a third in the abdomen, which caused his death.
“The relatives request the collaboration of the community to find the person(s) responsible for this violent crime”, indicates the group.
If anyone saw something suspicious or has any clues, they can anonymously call the NYPD Precinct 110 or call 718 718 1800.
You can also contact the offices of 1800migrante.com. Absolute reservation will be kept.