For people that don't know what a dead body smells like, most people.

You smell it once and you'll never forget it.

It's like if shit and vomit had a baby.

Kind of like.

The smallest room in New York City.

That's kind of like what it smells like a little bit.

Come to show that gives you a reason to live.

A man in a black Adidas track suits strolled into a small, big apple boutique.

He spoke briefly with the lone store assistant before suddenly slicing off the tip of her nose.

Surveillance video shows a character casually walking up to Stephanie's designs in Washington nights,

pausing to put his face against the window before walking inside.

It's around 3.40 p.m. on Friday.

With his hands in his pockets, he asked the only staffer,

22-year-old Destiny Cabrera, who did not know the man if she knew him.

He asked me if I knew who he was, and I said no.

Cabrera told Pix 11 from her bed in a Harlem hospital.

Within seconds of chatting, like a bolt of lightning,

lunged over the register, and slashed.

Then he cut me and ran.

The whole tip of my nose was completely detached, she said.

The footage showed the man tripping as he fled the store and then running across the streets,

sprinting west on 183rd Street.

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