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 The NYPD released this artist's sketch of a young woman whose remains were found in a charred suitcase inside a building on Hull St. in Bedford-Stuyvesant that suffered a fire last May. The remains were found when the property was sold recently. 
 
 The skeletal remains of a young woman were discovered inside a charred suitcase in a Brooklyn building that burned down last spring, police said Monday. 
 
 The discovery was made about a month ago, days after the property, 174 Hull St. in Bedford-Stuyvesant, was sold, according to police and property records. 
 
 The remains are of a female in her late teens to mid 20s, police said in releasing an artist’s sketch of the victim that was constructed from analysis of her remains. 
 
 There was a fire at the same location on May 9, 2012, but the circumstances that led to the suitcase being inside the building, and the timing thereof, were not clear, a police source said. 
 
 Police ask anyone with information to call the NYPD’s Crime Stoppers tipline at (800)577-TIPS or text 274637, then enter TIP577.
– A year after a fire at a Brooklyn building—and days after the building's sale—a woman's skeleton was discovered in a charred suitcase inside. Though the suitcase was found last month, police aren't sure when or how it ended up in the building, the New York Daily News reports. The skeleton appears to have belonged to a young black woman, about five feet six inches tall, Fox News reports. Police are asking the public for any information.