‘Strong Odor of Human Remains’: Death of New York Woman Who Was Stuffed In Suitcase ‘Like She Was Nothing’ Leads Cops to Arrest Man Found with Suspicious Substance

A 911 call reporting a horrible smell led authorities to the discovery of Sekiya “Keya” Jones’ body on Sept. 3. She was stuffed in a suitcase that had been wrapped with a bungee cord and tossed in a wooded area in the Long Island town of Huntington. Inside the suitcase, she was found curled up in a fetal position and bound with black cords. A suspect who lives at a nearby apartment building is now in custody, and the family is demanding justice for the “sweetest” woman nicknamed “Cheese” because of her constant smile. Seikeya Jones, left, and the man accused of her murder, Ronald Schroeder, right. (Photos: YouTube screenshot/Eyewitness News ABC7NY) On Sept. 9, police arrested Ronald Schroeder at Penn Station in Manhattan on an outstanding warrant for previous drug charges dating back to May, including intent to sell methamphetamine, reported Huntington Now. He has now been accused of concealing Jones’ corpse, with more charges possible, pending an investigation. When he was detained, police say he was carrying the date rape drug GHB. Jones’ frantic mother, Yolanda Terrell, reported the 31-year-old missing on Aug. 16 and was at her wit’s end searching for weeks for her daughter, who had...