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New York Post
· collected 2026-10-08 · by Georgett Roberts, Jorge Fitz-Gibbon
Brianna Rios, a victim of domestic abuse herself, spoke about the regret she feels for not responding to Nathaly Ramirez's message on Instagram. Ramirez, 23, was killed when she and her 8-month-old daughter were thrown from their 15-story balcony by Ramirez’s abusive boyfriend, Angel Carrasco, who faces murder charges. Rios expressed concern over the lack of protection for women experiencing domestic violence, highlighting the vulnerability victims face in such situations.
Written locally by qwen2.5:14b on 2026-10-08,
using this article's own text rather than the other coverage of the
same event (that is the story summary below).
Story summary
On Tuesday morning at around 3:38 a.m., Nathaly Ramirez, aged 23, died after she and her 8-month-old daughter fell from an apartment balcony in the Bronx. The incident occurred at 2550 Olinville Avenue, a 18-story building. Both victims were found critically injured on the ground with injuries consistent with falling from a high elevation.
Witnesses reported hearing a woman pleading for help before the fall, suggesting it was intentional rather than an accident. Police identified Angel Carrasco, Ramirez's ex-boyfriend and father of her child, as a person of interest. Carrasco had twice been charged earlier in the year for domestic violence against Ramirez but fled after allegedly pushing her off the balcony.
Carrasco was arrested by US Marshals on Wednesday night while showing no remorse, smiling widely as he was led away. The baby girl remains hospitalized in critical condition at Jacobi Hospital, where her mother died from her injuries.
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Months before she was thrown to her death from a 15-story balcony, allegedly by an abusive boyfriend, a Bronx mom consoled another domestic violence victim — who now regrets not reaching out sooner.
uncertain
who → throw → victim
“She reached out to me on Instagram when I posted my own domestic violence situation,” Brianna Rios, 24, told The Post outside the Bronx apartment building where Nathaly Ramirez was killed.
asserted
Ramirez → reach → building
“I had two black eyes, and my nose was broken, and she reached out saying that everything was gonna be okay and I was gonna heal, and if anything happens, if I wanted to reach out to her to feel free to reach out to her and I’d never been able to reach out to her
asserted
I → break → her
,” Rios said through tears.
asserted
Rios → say → tears
“I didn’t see the message because my post was going viral at the time.
asserted
post → see → time
I wasn’t able to respond to her,” she said.
asserted
she → respond → her
Ramirez, 23, died after being thrown off her balcony while clutching her 8-month-old daughter, who survived the fall and is now clinging to life at Jacobi Hospital Medical Center.
asserted
who → die → Center
The baby’s dad, Angel Carrasco, 31, fled but was arrested Wednesday by US Marshals and NYPD cops, and is facing murder and attempted murder charges.
asserted
dad → flee → charges
Carrasco had twice been charged in domestic violence incidents involving Ramirez in January, and sources said brought her flowers this week in a lame and failed attempt to reconcile.
asserted
sources → charge → attempt
On June 16, Rios was also a victim of domestic violence and posted a video of her battered face online with the message, “once a man puts his hands on you, get him unalived immediately.”
asserted
him → post → you
Shortly before noon that day, she got a message from a stranger — one of hundreds she received.
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she → get → hundreds
“Feel better soon gorgeous,” Ramirez wrote.
asserted
Ramirez → feel → ?
“God is good you’re recover soon!
asserted
you → recover → ?
Rios said the message was lost in the wave of responses of support she received — until she remembered it just this week and checked out the sender.
asserted
she → say → sender
“I looked up her name when I found out.
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I → look → name
She was thrown off the f—-ing roof,” she said Wednesday.
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she → throw → roof
“There’s so much women going through domestic violence, and it’s not fair, we’re not protected,” Rios added.
asserted
Rios → ’ → violence
“I just want to be here.
asserted
I → want → ?
I want to pray and light my candle.”
asserted
I → want → candle
Fittingly, her visit to the memorial came as the nation observes domestic violence awareness month.
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nation → come → month
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