Long Island's Nightmare multiplies. The tranquil beaches of this residential area a few miles from New York not only has become a macabre graveyard of dead prostitutes but it could be at least three murderers involved in the mystery surrounding his death and the other six victims have been found in the area and whose remains are being identified slowly.
"Despite how unpleasant it is thought, there is no evidence that the remains appeared to be the work of one murderer. Clearly Gilg Beach Beach has been using for a long time to get rid of bodies," he said Monday darkly Thomas Spota, Suffolk County prosecutor, told a news conference. The police have come to this conclusion after identifying the remains of Jessica Taylor, a prostitute in their twenties who disappeared in 2003.
Some parts of his body appeared that year in Manorville, a rural town in the county. On 29 March his head, hands and forearm appeared less than two miles from the beach where Gilg Beach last December discovered the remains of four prostitutes who used to advertise their services on craigslist.
But according to those responsible for research, its case does not appear related because Taylor's murderer tried every means to avoid being identified, as evidenced by the fact that his body be divided by an area of more than 40 kilometers even tried to erase one of his tattoos. The other four women, however, after being killed, were buried in the sand with no fuss, the police were able to establish their identity with little effort, but their murders were committed years apart.
Despite the death of Taylor it could be related to other as yet unidentified woman and the police refer to as Jane Doe. Her head, hands and feet were found east of Gilg Beach on 4 April. His remains under a woman's torso found in 2000 in Manorville, the same town in which he appeared without hands or head Jessica Taylor three years later.
In this disturbing human puzzle must add the body of a baby between 18 and 24 months was found at the foot of the same Jane Doe on April 4. Police said the baby had no signs traumatic but has not been made public the cause of his death. "But even if the baby was a few feet away, there seems to be no connection between the two" police said Monday.
In addition also found the remains of an Asian man in his twenties who murdered someone violently but "Radically different from women." That is, at least three different murderers for eight different victims. And that's not counting the two dismembered bodies that remain unidentified and that police found in March on a beach in Nassau County, a neighboring county to Suffolk.
This grim human puzzle is the result of an investigation still open and that started after the disappearance of Shannan Gilbert last year. This 24 year old prostitute was last seen at a motel around Gilg Beach with a client in May 2010. His body is still missing as a team of over a hundred policemen and members of the FBI continues tracking the area and trying to unravel the many mysteries buried in dark sand beaches. 
"Despite how unpleasant it is thought, there is no evidence that the remains appeared to be the work of one murderer. Clearly Gilg Beach Beach has been using for a long time to get rid of bodies," he said Monday darkly Thomas Spota, Suffolk County prosecutor, told a news conference. The police have come to this conclusion after identifying the remains of Jessica Taylor, a prostitute in their twenties who disappeared in 2003.
Some parts of his body appeared that year in Manorville, a rural town in the county. On 29 March his head, hands and forearm appeared less than two miles from the beach where Gilg Beach last December discovered the remains of four prostitutes who used to advertise their services on craigslist.
But according to those responsible for research, its case does not appear related because Taylor's murderer tried every means to avoid being identified, as evidenced by the fact that his body be divided by an area of more than 40 kilometers even tried to erase one of his tattoos. The other four women, however, after being killed, were buried in the sand with no fuss, the police were able to establish their identity with little effort, but their murders were committed years apart.
Despite the death of Taylor it could be related to other as yet unidentified woman and the police refer to as Jane Doe. Her head, hands and feet were found east of Gilg Beach on 4 April. His remains under a woman's torso found in 2000 in Manorville, the same town in which he appeared without hands or head Jessica Taylor three years later.
In this disturbing human puzzle must add the body of a baby between 18 and 24 months was found at the foot of the same Jane Doe on April 4. Police said the baby had no signs traumatic but has not been made public the cause of his death. "But even if the baby was a few feet away, there seems to be no connection between the two" police said Monday.
In addition also found the remains of an Asian man in his twenties who murdered someone violently but "Radically different from women." That is, at least three different murderers for eight different victims. And that's not counting the two dismembered bodies that remain unidentified and that police found in March on a beach in Nassau County, a neighboring county to Suffolk.
This grim human puzzle is the result of an investigation still open and that started after the disappearance of Shannan Gilbert last year. This 24 year old prostitute was last seen at a motel around Gilg Beach with a client in May 2010. His body is still missing as a team of over a hundred policemen and members of the FBI continues tracking the area and trying to unravel the many mysteries buried in dark sand beaches.
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