An elderly man and his daughter have been identified as the pair discovered dead with their throats slashed in a Brooklyn home Sunday — and their relatives contend the woman’s boyfriend, now in police custody, was still inside the house at the time, police sources say.
A female relative stumbled on the grisly scene inside the bloody Cypress Hills home in the afternoon, finding Roosevelt Simmons, 91, and his daughter Jacqueline Delyons, 66, dead, sources said.
The relative told cops that Deylons’ 46-year-old boyfriend was also inside the home and told her, “You know what happened,” sources said.
Eric Brooks, who’s Simmons’ grandson and nephew to Delyons, told The Post that his stepmother was the woman who made the grim discovery.
Sources said the boyfriend has been taken into custody as a person of interest but has not been charged in the senseless killing.
“He’s been with my aunt for over 20 years,” Brooks said of the beau. “I don’t know if he still lived here.
“[He] was quiet, wasn’t aggressive, as far as I know. … We want answers, no one knows what happened.”
