She discovered Nazir slouched in his chair, crippled by a feeding tube and early birth. “[Nazir] was slumped over when she came in,” Hubert said.
After that, the young lady went in search of Lisa and discovered Promise, then four, “feeding herself with chocolate” on her mother’s bed.
Hubert said, “She picked her up and ran out and called the police,” citing a 911 call transcript that claimed she had seen “bugs crawling” over Nazir’s body.
Neighbors had apparently been complaining of a bad stench that smelled like “death” for weeks before the mother and boy were discovered (how long they had been dead is unknown).
After receiving an anonymous 911 call on Tuesday, police had finished a welfare check at the second-floor apartment at East 231st Street, but no one opened the door.
According to police sources who spoke to the publication, responding cops had no reason to break down the door even though neighbors informed them that.
