The physique of a 33-year-old clothes designer from Manhattan who was discovered on a ship at an unique Hamptons yacht membership earlier this week confirmed no proof of violence at post-mortem, authorities say, however her official trigger and method of loss of life stay underneath investigation.
Martha Nolan-O’Slatarra, the founding father of clothes firm East x East, typically frolicked in Montauk and not too long ago marked a giant enterprise success there, opening a summer time pop-up retailer on the posh Gurneys resort.
Authorities have not stated who discovered Nolan-O’Slatarra or how she died. A preliminary examination was inconclusive relating to her reason behind loss of life, officers stated, however an post-mortem didn’t present proof of violence.
Her official trigger and method of loss of life shall be decided by the health worker’s workplace.
In response to the investigation, a person referred to as East Hampton police round midnight Tuesday to report an unconscious girl on a ship at Montauk Yacht Membership, by Star Island Street.
Good Samaritans tried to carry out CPR on the girl, later recognized as Nolan-O’Slatarra, to no avail. The Eire native was pronounced useless on the scene.
Suffolk County police say their murder squad detectives have been investigating.
Simply three miles from downtown Montauk, the yacht membership says on its web site that its marina is the biggest within the Hamptons, sitting on 16 acres alongside Lake Montauk. It hosts boats starting from on a regular basis cruisers to 300-foot tremendous yachts.
