Loved ones gather to honor woman whose body was found in suitcase on Huntington, Huntington Station border
On Tuesday, police found Seikeya Jones’ body stuffed inside a suitcase, next to an apartment building at 320 Nassau Road. She was 31 years old and a mother of a young boy.
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2h agoFamily and friends gathered for a vigil Friday night to remember the woman whose body was found in a suitcase on the Huntington and Huntington Station border.
“She loved music, always smiling, always happy,” said Devin Howard, a friend of Seikeya Jones.
He said he had great memories growing up with her. He was one of many mourning her loss at the vigil.
“My heart is just broken. I feel really bad for her family,” added Howard.
On Tuesday, police found Jones’ body stuffed inside a suitcase, next to an apartment building at 320 Nassau Road. She was 31 years old and a mother of a young boy.
Dozens of family members, friends and clergy members remembered Jones at the vigil, which was held in the location where her body was found. Many of them honored her memory by lighting candles and writing messages on poster boards with her picture on it.
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