Woman Found ‘Stuffed and Folded’ in Tote Under Porch of Ohio Home, Suspect Arrested: Police

An Ohio man has been arrested after police found a woman “stuffed and folded” inside a small storage tote, according to authorities.

Around 3:30 p.m. on May 2, police received a call from a woman claiming there was a woman bound in a basement at a home in Cleveland, WOIO-TV reported.

Once at the residence, officers met Delontay Edmond-Geiger, who eventually let them enter the residence.

Police searched the basement of the home, but they only saw an air mattress and nothing else, officials said.

Cleveland Police spoke with a woman in the area later that night and asked if she knew about Edmond-Geiger’s home, WOIO-TV reported. The woman reportedly said she was previously attacked by Edmond-Geiger inside the home and showed officers photos of her own alleged assault.

After learning this information, police went back to Edmond-Geiger’s home a little after midnight on May 3.

While in the living room, an officer reportedly heard a moaning sound. This prompted Edmond-Geiger to allegedly increase the volume of the music playing on his phone whenever the moaning sound came through the house, according to WOIO-TV.

Police said Edmond-Geiger eventually told them there was a woman under the porch in a storage container.

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The officer went looking and found the woman “stuffed and folded into a small, black tote,” WOIO-TV reported. She was taken to a local hospital with life-threatening injuries after she was reportedly stabbed and beaten.

Edmond-Geiger was arrested and charged with attempted murder, kidnapping, felonious assault and tampering with evidence, officials said.

He is being held on $50,000 bond and was ordered to have no contact with the victim.