Murder calls are not to be taken lightly. We’ve heard of people who make calls saying that they want to commit suicide and filly does it. Others say that they feel that someone want to kill them and what you hear later on is that they were found dead. Its traumatizing living with such messages because maybe an action you would have taken towards the calls would have saved their lives.
Valerie Reyes’s mother is traumatized as she recalls her daughter’s last words before she was murdered. Valerie, 24 years old from New Rochelle, New York, spoke to her mother, Norma Sanchez, the night before she disappeared telling her, ”I’m afraid someone is going to murder me. I’m scared. I’m paranoid, mommy. I’m getting anxiety attacks.” She was having hard time talking.
Sanchez revealed her daughter battled depression and anxiety, but she became incredibly paranoid shortly before her disappearance. She desperately tried to get more information, but her daughter refused to specify why she felt that way. She asked about her daughter’s ex-boyfriend but still Valerie told her ‘no, it wasn’t him’.
Reyes did however reveal that she didn’t feel safe alone in her apartment, and expressed her concern at the murders of young women in the state. After she failed to turn for work the next day ,her family hired a private detective to locate her whereabouts, who managed to track her to a Manhattan ATM at 2am.
Eight days after she was last heard of, Police had identified a body found stuffed in a suitcase as Valerie’s. Police said that she did not die at the location where she was found, but they did not know where she was killed. She had taken her iPad, iPhone, clothes and bed sheets with her when she disappeared.
Inside the suitcase, Valerie was fully dressed, bound at hands and feet. Police are unsure of where Velerie was killed but said they had reason to believe she was murdered elsewhere and dumped at the site, which is about four miles from I-95.
Authorities have said they will be conducting a long, thorough investigation into the murder, with the help of the Chief State’s Attorney’s Office.