http://nypost.com/2015/11/22/missing-mom-found-hanging-from-a-tree-near-her-home/
How extensive could they have searched if they found her in a tree, not hidden in a hole or under debris, near her house over a month later, must have been searching with blindfolds on.
A Long Island woman reported missing last month was found hanging from a tree in the woods behind her house Saturday morning, according to her husband’s lawyer.
A hunter found Lilia Aucapina’s body hanging from a low branch behind her home in Sagaponack. She had been missing since Oct. 10.
The lawyer, Colin Astarita, called the 40-year-old mother of two’s death a suicide and said it wasn’t a “total shock.”
“They are all beside themselves at this point,” Astarita said of the woman’s family.
Aucapina’s estranged husband, Carlos R. Aucapina, 50, a self-employed carpenter, was hauled in for violating a protection order his estranged wife had against him but was later released.
Aucapina, a house cleaner, apparently hung herself hours after a dust-up with her husband, cops said. Aucapina got suspicious after he saw another man drive his wife to a parking lot in Wainscott on the morning of her disappearance.
Police in Southampton spent weeks canvassing her neighborhood looking for her but had no leads.
How extensive could they have searched if they found her in a tree, not hidden in a hole or under debris, near her house over a month later, must have been searching with blindfolds on.
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