Hamptons Spa Killer Confessed Before Suicide: Report

The “benefactor” of beloved New York City artist Sabina Rosas, who was found dead in a posh Hamptons spa confessed to her murder Monday before blowing her brains out, officials say.

“I confirmed the confession by reading a message that the decedent sent to a family member shortly before his death,” Edward Howell, the coroner of Wayne County, Pennsylvania, told police. Three-country point independent.

Howell did not identify the family member who received the message from Gannon, 56, a flooring contractor who was dating Rosas, 33, also known as Sabina Khorramdel.

The coroner also did not say what form the message took, whether it was a text, email or voice message, nor did it reveal the wording of the message.

Gannon and Rosas checked into the $1,000-a-night Shou Subi Ban House in Water Mill, LI on Sunday. They both got a massage and she got a facial, sources said.

The next morning he left alone Call Uber to drive him 220 miles to his home at 19 Hidden Brook Drive in Berlin Township, Pennsylvania. Her body was found around noon by a spa employee.

The coroner issued a statement On Wednesday, Gannon, 56, said he died of a self-inflicted gunshot to the head.

“The deceased confessed to committing the murder just before taking his own life,” the report said.

Law enforcement authorities in Suffolk County are remaining tight-lipped about Rosas’ cause of death, saying only that it was the result of “violence.” Officials have declined to say how she died or reveal the murder weapon.

“The suspect is dead. That’s it, it’s over,” a spokesperson for the Suffolk County Police Department told The Post on Thursday when asked about the upcoming autopsy results Thursday.

The Ruyo Journal, which Rosas co-founded to draw attention to Central Asian art, posted a message statement on Instagram Friday: “We beg the media to stop the investigation into her death. The sensationalism of the tabloids has only increased our pain.”

The statement added that “individuals are posing as Sabina’s fiancée and best friends” and threatened a lawsuit “if private data or information is shared.”

Gannon’s wife of 25 years, Karen, sued him for divorce on June 20, 2022, records show. The split was completed on January 26.