Investigation launched after artist, 33, murdered at Hamptons Hotel

Although details of Rosas’ murder have not yet been revealed, officials believe her death was an isolated incident and did not pose a threat to the public.

It was also believed to be an extremely bloody and violent scene.

Shou Sugi Ban House is “a private retreat and gated grounds surrounded by evergreen trees and lush grasses” that has been featured in luxury publications such as Vogue and Conde Nast Traveler.

Since learning of the murder, locals have expressed shock at the out-of-place incident.

Jean Wong, 56, said: “It’s just so unusual for this area, and that area in particular.”

It is currently unclear what brought Rosas – an apparent victim of an unspecified act of violence – to the resort in the first place.

Rosas’ family has discussed her death, telling NBC4, “We are devastated by this senseless loss,” adding that she was “a beloved daughter, sister, fiancé and friend.”

They continued, “As the eldest of three daughters, Sabina brought excitement, adventure, joy and love to our family.”

“Your support during this challenging time is a testament to how special Sabina was and will continue to be.”

The outlet also reported that police are still looking for a male suspect who visited the spa with Rosas and left solo.

The statement was announced as police announced Wednesday that the murder suspect, 56-year-old Thomas Gannon, had been found dead in an apparent suicide at his home in Honesdale, Pennsylvania.