A shocking incident unfolded in the posh Hamptons spa when beloved New York City artist Sabina Rosas was found murdered. The prime suspect, Thomas Gannon, committed suicide, leaving Rosas’ family and friends with unanswered questions about the tragic event. Fashion designer Ryder Iwata, Rosas’ longtime love, expressed his dismay over the lack of justice in the case.
According to Iwata, the relationship between Rosas and Gannon was not romantic, but rather, Gannon served as an art benefactor to Rosas. Despite briefly meeting Gannon once while helping his partner move furniture, Iwata described him as a “psychopath.”
Tragically, Gannon died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound at his home in Honesdale, Pennsylvania, depriving authorities of the opportunity to uncover the truth behind Rosas’ murder. Iwata fondly remembered Rosas as the “greatest love” of his life, emphasizing their deep connection and future plans together.
Despite the heartbreaking loss and lack of closure, Iwata remains steadfast in his love and memories of Rosas, referring to her as his “person” and closest friend. The tragic events have left a void in the lives of those who knew and loved Rosas, with Gannon’s untimely death adding a layer of complexity to the case.
Despite the tragic outcome, Iwata remains resolute in honoring Rosas’ memory and the love they shared. The shocking turn of events serves as a reminder of the fragility of life and the impact of senseless violence on those left behind.
The world of art has lost a talented soul in Sabina Rosas, whose life was cut short in a tragic and senseless manner. As loved ones mourn her loss and seek justice, the memory of Rosas’ creativity and passion for art lives on.
Through the pain and sorrow, Iwata carries on Rosas’ legacy, cherishing the moments they shared and the love that bound them together. The true impact of Rosas’ artistry and spirit will continue to resonate with those who knew her, keeping her memory alive in their hearts and minds.
“It’s wicked and it’s cowardly.”
