Woman Found Bleeding After Stabbing on Whitney Avenue in Niagara Falls

By James Carr, Ourturn Records News NIAGARA FALLS — A woman was found bleeding heavily behind a silver truck after a stabbing on the 1800 block of Whitney Avenue in Niagara Falls. Law enforcement received a call around 11:14 p.m. on October 20th reporting the stabbing. The 911 caller, a third party, told dispatch the woman had been stabbed and was lying behind the truck. The wound was to her stomach and abdomen area. Police and medical personnel responded to the scene. It is not known whether a suspect was located or arrested, and no further information has been released. The details come from the 911 call as reported by Niagara Action, which notes the information reflects allegations and should not be taken as fact. Source: niagaraaction.com, Oct 22, 2026.

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