Woman, 37, and girl, 14, found dead after being stabbed at a Brooklyn apartment along with a dog who had a bag over its head – as shocking 911 call reveals scene had ‘blood everywhere’ and that pair had been missing since Friday

A woman and girl were found dead in a New York apartment Monday afternoon – along with their pet dog who reportedly was found with a bag over its head.

The trio of bodies were found at a residence on Brooklyn’s New York Avenue in Little Haiti, reportedly by a concerned family friend who lives in the building.

The discovery, made at about 2:33pm, led to a 911 call – one that dispatchers are heard responding to in shocking radio chatter that reveals how the apartment had ‘blood everywhere’ – and that pair had been missing since Friday.

Family friends on Monday said the victims, identified as 37-year-old Azalea Rivas and her unnamed 14-year-old daughter, both lived at the residence, along with their pet poodle/terrier mix.

Police  sources further told NBC 4 the dog had a bag over its head, while a statement from the NYPD said the 37-year-old was found face-up in the living room with a slash across her face, while the teen was found face down with unspecified head injuries.

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Police in the 67th Precinct are currently probing what led to their deaths.  

‘Two females at the location, unconscious; blood is everywhere… they’ve been missing since Friday,’ the dispatcher is heard warning cops in the frantic call, which was recorded around 2:45pm and has since been shared on the Citizen App.

Both victims, sources said, were already dead – with the adult having sustained the stab wound and the girl having undergone ‘severe head trauma.’

Next to the girl, in a bedroom, was the family dog – found lifeless with a plastic bag over its head – apparently suffocated.

Accounts from those familiar with the investigation – as well as neighbors who reportedly heard a commotion coming from the apartment on Friday – indicate all of the victims, including the canine, had been dead for days.

That day, according to a report from The Daily News, a downstairs neighbor was startled awake around 7:20am to the sounds of blood-curdling screams and a dog whimpering.

‘We got woken up by loud banging and screaming,’ Steve Schor, 38, told the paper Monday, as police remained stationed outside the building near Avenue D in East Flatbush.

‘We called 911 and the police came. When they went upstairs, no one answered. All they heard was loud music,’ he added, while revealing the woman and girl had only been living at the apartment building for a few weeks.

After multiple knocks, he said, the officers left.

‘After the banging, we heard the dog crying and whimpering and then it just stopped,’ Schor said, before suggesting that another person was responsible for the slayings.

‘What I heard was pretty grotesque,’ Schor added. ‘Obviously, we heard people being murdered.

‘I’m heavily distraught for the family. I can only hope they catch this guy.’

As of Monday 10pm – nearly eight hours after the bodies were found –  there were no immediate arrests, and police were still probing the deaths.

Law enforcement sources also told The News that police previously visited the home multiple times, and that a 911 call was made as recently as Friday morning.

Between then and the time of the discovery, the man who made the find, a 38-year-old who is currently being questioned by police, reportedly told cops he became concerned for the women’s well being after receiving a call from a member of their family.

Worried he hadn’t been able to get in touch with the woman or her daughter, the male relative asked the unnamed tenant to visit the apartment.

After knocking repeatedly with no answer, he reportedly broke down the door – leading to the disturbing find.

He is the believed to have called 911 – leading to a procession of officers descending on the building that afternoon, remaining there into the evening.

Officers were seen taking clothes and other objects out of the building around that time, but have yet to issue an official statement regarding the case.

Speaking to the News Monday evening, a family friend mourned the losses of the mother and daughter.

‘She was a loving and dedicated mother,’ said the man, identified only as Paul. ‘She was a free spirit. Her daughter was her world. I’m just trying to take care of the people who were around her.’

DailyMail.com has reached out to the NYPD for comment.