A woman was found dead inside a high-end resort and spa in the Hamptons on Long Island, police said. FOX 5 NY’s Jodi Goldberg has the latest on the investigation and new details about the woman’s identity. LONG ISLAND - A woman was found murdered inside a guest room of a Hamptons high-end resort and spa on Long Island, Southampton Town Police said.
Police responded to Shou Sugi Ban House, located at 337 Montauk Highway, on Monday around 12:30 p.m. after a staff member found the woman, identified as Sabina Rosas, 33, of Brooklyn, dead inside the room at the Water Mill resort.
Shou Sugi Ban House is located in the Hamptons on Long Island. Liz Phillips was shocked to hear about Rosas death. "She was beautiful and talented," she said.
"She really lit up a classroom like no one else." Phillips shared these pictures of Rosas, who was her mentee and former student at SUNY Purchase. In a phone interview she says Sabina, who was from Tajikistan, used her family name Khorramdel for her portfolio and tells us they were supposed to meet on Monday, but she never heard from her.
"I started to call her in the afternoon, when are you coming, what time, what’s going on," she said. Phillips says Rosas always enjoyed spas. The Japanese-inspired wellness resort that’s marked by a big Buddha statue out front, prides itself on relaxation and seclusion, not murder and mystery.
Longtime residents who live nearby want to know who is responsible. "We saw police most of the day lined Montauk Hi.
