A woman was found stabbed to death inside a Queens massage parlor Friday, according to police and sources.
Police said the disturbing scene was discovered at a business on 164th Street near Crocheron Avenue in Flushing’s Koreatown at about 4:30 p.m.
Officers found the unidentified woman unclothed and suffering from multiple stab wounds to her head and body.
She was pronounced dead at the scene, police said.
Investigators are searching for a heavyset man about 6 feet 2 inches tall who was seen fleeing the establishment with a garbage bag, sources told The Post.
He was last seen wearing a black hoodie, blue jeans and yellow construction boots.
The motive for the deadly attack remains under investigation.
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The massage parlor is located near the Broadway Long Island Rail Road stop in an area residents describe as particularly quiet.
“It’s a calm area. That’s why I get off here [at the LIRR Broadway station], especially being alone as a woman,” a resident named Sarah, 27, told The Post.
“And then I take a bus. I have been here for years, and I have never heard of anything like this. It makes me feel cautious,” she added.
Locals said the business appeared to be mysteriously closed much of the time, although people—mostly men—could still be seen entering and leaving.
“The place is always closed. You can’t see through the glass,” said a young man who works on the block.
“This feels like a bad omen—bad energy,” he continued.
“You never want to be around stuff like this.”
