NYC Missing Teacher Case: Charred Body May Be Linked to Missing Mother | News 4 Now

A body charred beyond recognition was found in a garbage bag at a storage facility on Staten Island Thursday, and police are looking into whether it could be the teacher and mother of three who has been missing for nearly a week.

A senior law enforcement official tells News 4 that several air fresheners were put next to the bag. Michael Cammarata, the estranged husband of 37-year-old Jeanine Cammarata, was captured on surveillance footage at the sprawling storage center, about a 4.5-mile drive from the missing woman's home.

The medical examiner is still working to confirm the identity of the remains, as well as a cause of death, while the NYPD continues to search the facility.

Anchor Stefan Holt also reports on a bombshell revelation in the Eric Garner case and a subway surprise for the ages.

Jeanine Cammarata, a public elementary school teacher on Staten Island, hadn't been seen publicly since Saturday night at her home in the borough. Eric Gansberg, who is representing Cammarata in ongoing divorce proceedings against Michael Cammarata, tells News 4 the missing woman had been heading to her husband's Queens home to see their children the night she disappeared.

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