A woman is found dead in a jeep full of poisonous chemicals in Sutton Place, Manhattan, following a strange suspicion of suicide.

On Sunday, police closed the Sutton Place area of ​​Manhattan after a woman was found dead in a jeep full of toxic chemicals in what authorities believe was a bizarre suicide.

The 35-year-old victim was found dead in the back seat of a black SUV parked at E. 56th Street and Sutton Ave, police said. at 11:23.

Employees of the city forensic medical examination removed the body from the car and will establish the cause and nature of death. Her name is not immediately revealed.

According to a police source, a “kit of chemicals” was found in the jeep. It was not immediately clear what these chemicals were.

“Most likely it will be suicide using these chemicals as a cause,” a police source said.

Security camera video from a nearby building showed the car entering a cul-de-sac at Sutton Place, according to a local janitor who asked not to be identified.

About 40 minutes later, the driver re-parked the car on the opposite side of the street. Moments later, she got out of the car and seemed to be dusting it off. She returned, and the inner light flickered on and off. This was the last movement seen until the dead woman was discovered around noon.

Grim death is rare in Sutton Place, a quiet upmarket neighborhood on the East River. The richest and most famous New Yorkers lived here, such as Bobby Short, the Vanderbilt family, Aristotle Onassis and Marilyn Monroe.

Neighbor Charles Karmid said he was shocked to see investigators on the block.

“Sutton Place started acting like all of New York,” he said. “Nothing like this has ever happened here. This is Sutton Place. This is a quiet area. I never expected to see Hazmat here.