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   The Forest Hills mom found dead in a hockey duffel bag spent some of   
   her final hours puttering around her yard and enjoying a night out —   
   before video caught a mysterious figure lugging her makeshift casket   
   down the street.   
      
   Cops are trying to piece together how Orsolya Gaal, 51, went from a   
   well-to-do, seemingly typical stay-at-home married mom of two to a   
   slay victim.   
      
   “It’s a mystery,” an NYPD source told The Post on Sunday. “Now it’s   
   a question of piecing together everything she did that night.”   
      
   The source said that during Gaal’s final hours Friday, “She goes out   
   with friends.   
      
   “We’re pulling video and receipts from those places,” the source   
   said.   
      
   Gaal returned home before midnight and a short time later, her   
   killer arrived, another NYPD source said.   
      
   “[Then] around 4:30 a.m. [Saturday], you see somebody rolling this   
   [duffel bag] down the sidewalk from multiple cameras,’’ the first   
   police source said.   
      
   “[Cops] actually traced it backward from the scene to the house,”   
   the source said, referring to a blood trail from the bag.   
      
   “She knew the people she was out with,’’ the source added of the   
   victim. “We’re talking to them. We also have to figure out, did she   
   meet some mysterious stranger along the way?”   
      
   Gaal’s body was found with multiple stab wounds in a hockey bag, not   
   unlike the one used by her son, the second law enforcement source   
   noted.   
      
   Detectives have found no sign of a break-in at the house. They   
   believe the suspect knew his victim and stabbed her out of anger, a   
   source said.   
      
   Police on Sunday released surveillance footage that showed a person   
   dragging a duffel bag across the sidewalk.   
      
   A large contingent of police officers was back at the home, which   
   was surrounded by crime-scene tape, about 6 p.m. Sunday.   
      
   Neighbors of Gaal — whose body was discovered by a dog-walker around   
   8 a.m. Saturday, less than a mile from her upscale home — said they   
   were shocked by the violence.   
      
   “I saw her [Friday] in her backyard,” said John Blankson, who lives   
   next to the family’s stately, Tudor-style home.   
      
   “We share a common backyard with [her] dog,’’ the resident said,   
   apparently referring to an adorable little brown pooch that Gaal   
   posed with in a slew of Facebook photos on her page.   
      
   “[Saturday] morning, we were like, ‘Why can’t we hear the dog this   
   morning?’ It’s super shocking,” Blankson said.   
      
   “They were a normal family,” he added.   
      
   Gaal’s body was found by a resident who was walking his two hounds   
   in nearby Forest Park when the Rhodesian ridgeback dogs latched onto   
   the scent coming from the duffel bag.   
      
   The NYPD said Sunday that surveillance footage from the area   
   captured “an unknown individual” dragging a wheeled duffel bag from   
   the direction of Gaal’s home.   
      
   The hockey bag containing her corpse was discovered about four hours   
   after the person appeared on the footage, and cops followed the   
   blood trail from it to the side door of Gaal’s Juno Street home,   
   authorities said.   
      
   When police got to the house, officers found Gaal’s 13-year-old son   
   on the top floor of the home, authorities said.   
      
   “He stated he lives at the location but does not know where she   
   is,’’ cops said in a statement.   
      
   The boy was taken into custody to be interviewed and later released,   
   law enforcement sources said.   
      
   The high-up NYPD source added to The Post that detectives don’t   
   believe the boy left the house overnight.   
      
   Neighbors said the youngster had been scheduled to have his bar   
   mitzvah a few weeks ago but that the family had to cancel the event   
   because his dad contracted COVID-19.   
      
   Gaal’s husband, businessman Howard Klein, was reportedly in Portland   
   with the couple’s 17-year-old son on a college hunt at the time she   
   was murdered, according to social media posts.   
      
   Neighbors said Klein, the founder of RK Equity Advisors — a boutique   
   capital markets advisory firm focused on lithium-ion battery   
   materials — wanted his older boy to attend the University of   
   Michigan at Ann Arbor, his alma mater.   
      
   A source said Klein received a threat from his wife’s cellphone   
   shortly after the killing.   
      
   Klein told The Post on Saturday that he was on his way home, while   
   repeatedly saying the family’s lives “are at stake.   
      
   “There are concerns about our safety,” he said. “Our lives are at   
   risk.”   
      
   Police said they previously responded to a 911 call at the house   
   after Klein reported his wife missing May 29, 2020. The husband   
   later told the cops his wife had been found.   
      
   The couple’s older son also went missing in July 2021 but was later   
      
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