Who is the LONG ISLAND SERIAL KILLER? *ARREST JULY 2023*

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Who is the Long Island serial killer? This is a general discussion thread about this terrifying case.


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The full 911 and its release has always been an issue as I understand it right up until now. It is confusing as I think some had been released and I believe her family finally had access but only a year or two ago I believe but not the public.
Well, I know the significant parts of the call were public and seems like it was well before the murder of the mother in 2016...
And again, I was aware of Colletti's and Brennan's 911 calls, though don't remember ever having actually heard them.

I can believe the ED thing but even in cases with it, I have to always wonder about who they were with and who gave them what or possibly may have.
We know who she was with; she was driven out to Brewer's house by her driver, Pax. I think Brewer admitted that they'd used cocaine or that Shannan had- don't remember, but at some point, she became irrational and Brewer wanted her to leave but she wouldn't. She finally ran out of the house to Colletti's (who called 911), and from there, to Brennan's (the 3rd 911 call).
Anyway, Pax said he'd looked for her, but couldn't find her and eventually just left. To my knowledge, police searched the area with a dog (don't know when that took place), but I guess it was simply beyond their imagination that she (or anyone, perhaps) would have entered into that marshy area.

I'd also have to say in the current cases online here where people think it likely excited ED, two young men at least off the top of my head, Jason and Michael, for sure that seems to be the thought, not a one do I know of called 911 as Shannon did that night... Nor in any case of known ED other than those two suspected ones that I can think of. I'm not saying that means anything nor that maybe it does not happen but just that I note that.
I'm not familiar enough with Michael's case to conclude what was going on, but another case where I suspect ED is that of the young man- a geologist, so sorry to not recall his name off the top of my head, and to my knowledge, is still missing in the desert. (Now, I don't think his case is ed associated with drug use, but associated with a mental health issue.)
Anyway, no, we don't have a 911 call in those other cases, but I think it's very fortunate that we do in this case, including the one from Shannan, herself... Very fortunate, too, that we also have two other, independent witnesses (911 callers, Colletti and Brennan) apart from Brewer and Pax who were previously unknown to one another.

My thoughts, and I could be right and could be wrong, and hints throughout the years, is someone involved here or connected is someone of name/status/import. So much it seemed was attempted to be buried, swept under the rug, ignore it 'til it goes away, etc. At minimum it is a poor or sloppy job that was being covered but more likely it was more than that... Imo. I can't recall all of my reasons right now but there were plenty to arrive at that for me as that's how I come to one, continually weighing things.

So anyhow, they still have a murderer out there, an evil serial killer. Of course some surmise as in any case like this that he may be dead or in prison but it makes no difference, no one knows and so the public can't rest assured. I see no indication they are on their way to solving this case, finding the perp or are even trying to...?
Right, where ever he is, we don't know who murdered all those people. I don't think I ever zeroed-in on anyone person in particular; my over-all opinion is just that (obviously) there's at least one serial killer, but probably just one.
I remember the dates of the disappearances are interesting that they seem are near or over holidays or perhaps vacation schedules...
It's my understanding that there's a FBI criminal profile of the perp, but I wonder whether there's also a geographic analysis. Surely, there is, I just can't recall ever knowing any specific results of such.
 
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Well, I know the significant parts of the call were public and seems like it was well before the murder of the mother in 2016...
And again, I was aware of Colletti's and Brennan's 911 calls, though don't remember ever having actually heard them.


We know who she was with; she was driven out to Brewer's house by her driver, Pax. I think Brewer admitted that they'd used cocaine or that Shannan had- don't remember, but at some point, she became irrational and Brewer wanted her to leave but she wouldn't. She finally ran out of the house to Colletti's (who called 911), and from there, to Brennan's (the 3rd 911 call).
Anyway, Pax said he'd looked for her, but couldn't find her and eventually just left. To my knowledge, police searched the area with a dog (don't know when that took place), but I guess it was simply beyond their imagination that she (or anyone, perhaps) would have entered into that marshy area.


I'm not familiar enough with Michael's case to conclude what was going on, but another case where I suspect ED is that of the young man- a geologist, so sorry to not recall his name off the top of my head, and to my knowledge, is still missing in the desert. (Now, I don't think his case is ed associated with drug use, but associated with a mental health issue.)
Anyway, no, we don't have a 911 call in those other cases, but I think it's very fortunate that we do in this case, including the one from Shannan, herself... Very fortunate, too, that we also have two other, independent witnesses (911 callers, Colletti and Brennan) apart from Brewer and Pax who were previously unknown to one another.


Right, where ever he is, we don't know who murdered all those people. I don't think I ever zeroed-in on anyone person in particular; my over-all opinion is just that (obviously) there's at least one serial killer, but probably just one.
I remember the dates of the disappearances are interesting that they seem are near or over holidays or perhaps vacation schedules...
It's my understanding that there's a FBI criminal profile of the perp, but I wonder whether there's also a geographic analysis. Surely, there is, I just can't recall ever knowing any specific results of such.
I have the same issues as far as recall in this old case. I do know there are not things or information that one would expect or see in other cases as I recall. I'd really have to look back yet again to know but offhand for instance is WHO are they looking for, WHO if anyone is on their radar, what are they asking if the public knows or recalls, etc., what are they putting out or have they ever put out to drum up leads (nothing as far as I know)? I remember no such things to speak of and on top of it in this day and age of DNA I have to wonder about that. I get the bodies lay out in the elements over time, etc. but still...

While I agree that it is fortunate there are other witnesses, 911 callers, all they can honestly know is their perception of what was going on with her. If anyone of all of the people had anything to do with her condition or death, then that person's assertions are suspect and I really don't see any way to know that.

I too have not listened to the entire release. I listened to the first clip and shared both but never got back to listening to it all yet.

All I know is there is some evil serial killer out there somewhere and I seriously doubt he has turned into a decent person. Considering he may well come from money, he could well be anywhere. Shannon was called out there right? And the others? So this wouldn't be most likely any random guy just out there driving around on a holiday, etc. that was not from the area or who didn't have at least a second residence there... Imo. Who sold in that time period, or didn't come back at some point or quit "coming home", etc.? They MUST know something but we sure don't... Jmo.
 
I have the same issues as far as recall in this old case. I do know there are not things or information that one would expect or see in other cases as I recall. I'd really have to look back yet again to know but offhand for instance is WHO are they looking for, WHO if anyone is on their radar, what are they asking if the public knows or recalls, etc., what are they putting out or have they ever put out to drum up leads (nothing as far as I know)? I remember no such things to speak of and on top of it in this day and age of DNA I have to wonder about that. I get the bodies lay out in the elements over time, etc. but still...
Right? I think if they do have DNA, then anyone ever or currently under their radar must not match the profile.
But maybe they don't have DNA...You know, authorities have commented that the perp appears to have knowledge of police work, and so I think it's possible that part of what that means could be that they hadn't been able to collect a DNA specimen, whatsoever... Btw, due to that comment of knowledge of police work, an early theory- can't remember whose theory- was that the perp was someone in LE.
And there's a new police chief who believes that a particular former police officer- he names him- actually is the LISK!
While I agree that it is fortunate there are other witnesses, 911 callers, all they can honestly know is their perception of what was going on with her. If anyone of all of the people had anything to do with her condition or death, then that person's assertions are suspect and I really don't see any way to know that.
Right, but based on what we do know, why would you think any of those people had anything to do with her death?
I guess I'd agree that Brewer contributed to her death if he supplied her with cocaine. Actually, if I thought he was lying about anything, then that would be it, although he may well have admitted such and I just don't recall it.
Shannon was called out there right? And the others?
To my knowledge, the others were picked up either near their home or at/near where ever they happened to have been. (Btw, it doesn't seem to me that this serial killer would have allowed the escort to be driven to his home.)
This killer does appear to have evolved, though. Re the victims in burlap, there's info that a friend of the first victim- sometime after her disappearance- received a call from an unknown man (don't know any more about it than that) and that the second victim's sister received taunting phone calls, but the last two victims didn't have their cell phones with them. In fact, we have it from Amber's roommate that the client requested that she leave her cell phone at home. (I remember that "roommate" info from a very informative and thorough documentary- can't remember the title- narrated by a woman with a British accent. (Lol, on that last part!)
 
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I said earlier I felt this may be someone of note or of importance and honestly the LE angle was part of that I was trying to recall and pinpoint. I know/knew there was something like the D.A. or cops or police chief etc. and someone mentioned that there were doubts or suspicion about and so forth and questions re the NYPD or Suffolk County, I can't quite recall or some such. It was why I also mentioned the poor investigation or lack of one but I couldn't remember all of the specifics. It is like it being mishandled or handled poorly or cover up/sweeping under the rug...? Just questions over the years. I have watched or read so much over so long I forget specifics but I know there are some shadows like that.

On the rumor end of it I believe I heard of parties out there with a lot of people of note and LE even in attendance where an escort would be brought out. I cannot link this but just recall it from years ago as part of what was said or rumored at least and again can't recall all details. I remember thinking sure, LE is connected or someone in LE is and/or was there and helped cover up, etc... Or was part of it.

I don't know how to put together what I mean or can't recall but it just seemed to me it made me suspicious of the one hiring the escort too or having her brought out to begin with and wonder just how many people were there and what Shannon (or others encountered).

I am not a big believer in too much coincidence. Shannon was an escort and/or prostitute as were the other women. Most advertised on Craig's List. All of this in itself is a likely tie or commonality. All were found dead on Long Island. Someone called them out there or dumped them out there. It could be someone who did not live there or stay/visit there but I find it unlikely. For this reason it is hard for me to dismiss the one who hired her and I at least figure that person had some involvement or knowledge. On the other hand, there does seem to be ample evidence she was alive when she left the place... As to the other women, don't such usually go to the men rather than being picked up near home? I guess it could differ if they were from Craig's List. Shannon had a driver and was taken out there...

Maybe her death isn't tied or isn't murder but again what are the odds she would have the same in common with all the women? I wonder about DNA and I suppose toxicology wasn't done on all either? I wish I could recall where I just recently read or watched something that said toxicology can be done for a lot longer time on remains than I ever formerly thought. At least as to many things.
 
I said earlier I felt this may be someone of note or of importance and honestly the LE angle was part of that I was trying to recall and pinpoint. I know/knew there was something like the D.A. or cops or police chief etc. and someone mentioned that there were doubts or suspicion about and so forth and questions re the NYPD or Suffolk County, I can't quite recall or some such. It was why I also mentioned the poor investigation or lack of one but I couldn't remember all of the specifics. It is like it being mishandled or handled poorly or cover up/sweeping under the rug...? Just questions over the years. I have watched or read so much over so long I forget specifics but I know there are some shadows like that.
I don't feel one way or the other about the perps status in the community, just that he's blended in, but I learned a lot about the case from a series of interviews with Richard Dormer, whom at the time of the discovery of the bodies was the Suffolk County Commissioner and who came across to me as a man of integrity.
(Those videos are on YouTube, btw.)
That police chief you mention, the info is that he'd blocked FBI involvement with the case, which I don't know is true or not. Apart from that, I'm not aware of any connection he might have to the murders and so at this point, I doubt there actually is any.
I am not a big believer in too much coincidence. Shannon was an escort and/or prostitute as were the other women. Most advertised on Craig's List. All of this in itself is a likely tie or commonality. All were found dead on Long Island.
Right, but it's important to appreciate/recognize the differences at least as much as the commonalities/coincidences. Yes, all 10 victims were prostitutes, Shannan and the four found wrapped in burlap advertised on Craigslist, and all were found dead on LI. But... Shannan's remains were found a considerable distance away from all the others, and her belongings, including clothing, were found strewn about in that marsh in the direction of her remains...
Surely, we question her behavior. Why wouldn't she leave Brewer's? Both Brewer and her driver were trying to get her to leave. Why did she summon help from Colletti and then flee the safety of his home to that of another neighbor? To me, it's clear she wasn't in her right mind, indeed, delusional and paranoid.
As to the other women, don't such usually go to the men rather than being picked up near home?
Heck if I know what's usual! Lol!
Regarding the fist four victims found, the info is that Amber left her home on foot in Babylon to meet the perp.
Two had motel rooms; Maureen, whose last call was from Penn Station to her sister, and Megan, who was last seen walking toward a convenience store in Hauppauge.
Melissa was last seen outside her apt in the Bronx.
I wonder about DNA and I suppose toxicology wasn't done on all either? I wish I could recall where I just recently read or watched something that said toxicology can be done for a lot longer time on remains than I ever formerly thought.
I don't think toxicology was possible or if so, was of any value in any of these cases.
 
I don't feel one way or the other about the perps status in the community, just that he's blended in, but I learned a lot about the case from a series of interviews with Richard Dormer, whom at the time of the discovery of the bodies was the Suffolk County Commissioner and who came across to me as a man of integrity.
(Those videos are on YouTube, btw.)
That police chief you mention, the info is that he'd blocked FBI involvement with the case, which I don't know is true or not. Apart from that, I'm not aware of any connection he might have to the murders and so at this point, I doubt there actually is any.

Right, but it's important to appreciate/recognize the differences at least as much as the commonalities/coincidences. Yes, all 10 victims were prostitutes, Shannan and the four found wrapped in burlap advertised on Craigslist, and all were found dead on LI. But... Shannan's remains were found a considerable distance away from all the others, and her belongings, including clothing, were found strewn about in that marsh in the direction of her remains...
Surely, we question her behavior. Why wouldn't she leave Brewer's? Both Brewer and her driver were trying to get her to leave. Why did she summon help from Colletti and then flee the safety of his home to that of another neighbor? To me, it's clear she wasn't in her right mind, indeed, delusional and paranoid.

Heck if I know what's usual! Lol!
Regarding the fist four victims found, the info is that Amber left her home on foot in Babylon to meet the perp.
Two had motel rooms; Maureen, whose last call was from Penn Station to her sister, and Megan, who was last seen walking toward a convenience store in Hauppauge.
Melissa was last seen outside her apt in the Bronx.

I don't think toxicology was possible or if so, was of any value in any of these cases.
I don't know but he attended parties with prostitutes, abused them and was prosecuted for wrongdoing and obstruction of justice.

I get Shannan's behavior was erratic but we actually have NO idea what happened with the other women either to say it is any different. Maybe Shannan came to the same end by the same person or someone did catch up with her or come upon her. Maybe she didn't and she is one that escaped that person and the others didn't. They are all escorts or prostitutes and all were found dead on Long Island and advertised on Craig's List. Paranoid or not, Shannan did call 911 for SOME reason, whether an out there one or a real one. The other women were victims of murder and could only also wish to have called 911. The distance with Shannan could be because she did get away or this is where she had to be left where the others went more according to plan. Who knows...?

Here is the thing, Shannan apparently got out there without winging out and with her driver and at someone's request. The next thing ya know if it is ED, somehow she became that way, did something or was given something and was now not okay. I don't know a lot about it but I don't suppose drug usage is entirely unheard of along with the type who called her out there nor was it to her perhaps BUT did she want the drugs that did this and what was the purpose of it or was it given to her and why? Also was this typical behavior of hers when on a call/job? To do such drugs and had she freaked like this before?

There is something wrong here. I don't know anything but I have just always thought there is more to this.

I have no idea what is typical either. I was thinking of escort agencies where I think they usually send the girl out (and of course claim they are safer and claim they are not prostitutes). On Craig's list there is likely a mixture.

Motel rooms? Meaning they left the rooms or the perp went to the motel room? But they all end up on Long Island and apparently no serious clues or DNA. Strange... I find it hard to buy. The man reached them somehow. He met them somehow. He was with them somewhere. At some point he or they got to Long Island somehow. At some point he killed them. And then dumped them. A NUMBER of victims. I find it pretty unbelievable there is nothing/no trail/no slips.

So the perp is likely someone that contacted them through Craig's List with the ones at least. He has to get them to agree, he has to pick them up or they have to get to him, at some point he does something to them somewhere and he has to dump them and get them to the dump sites. It just seems like he takes risks all over the place here where a trail should be found... The guy has mobility and money AND perhaps is someone no one would dare suggest...

To me, if Shannan's is related, then her call matters. This all starts with Brewer's Craig's list call. The reason she was out there was because of him. And who called the others out? And then the doctor gets involved who was a neighbor of Brewer's formerly. He denied calling Gilbert's mom but it was found he did AND he lived near where she was found. These things are just a bit too uncanny imo. Oh and some of the remains were separated, cut, etc.

An odd thing is how many of the victims were UNDER 5 feet tall and lightweight. Now how did the killer know this if he only called them from ads or it was the first time he met them...?
 
I get Shannan's behavior was erratic but we actually have NO idea what happened with the other women either to say it is any different. The distance with Shannan could be because she did get away or this is where she had to be left where the others went more according to plan. Who knows...?
The site of her remains correlates with her last known location, which is (if I'm not mistaken) about a quarter mile through that marsh from Brennan's home.
BUT did she want the drugs that did this and what was the purpose of it or was it given to her and why? Also was this typical behavior of hers when on a call/job? To do such drugs and had she freaked like this before?
She used cocaine, and if I'm not mistaken, there's a history of mental health issues.
Motel rooms? Meaning they left the rooms or the perp went to the motel room?
All I know is that the two victims with motel rooms were last known to be elsewhere.
And then the doctor gets involved who was a neighbor of Brewer's formerly.
That's definitely a bizarre circumstance!
 
An odd thing is how many of the victims were UNDER 5 feet tall and lightweight. Now how did the killer know this if he only called them from ads or it was the first time he met them...?
Interesting observation/question! Perhaps their ads included photos...
You know, despite her ad on Craigslist, it's possible that the victim last known at Penn Station could have been summoned from the sidewalk.
 
The site of her remains correlates with her last known location, which is (if I'm not mistaken) about a quarter mile through that marsh from Brennan's home.

She used cocaine, and if I'm not mistaken, there's a history of mental health issues.

All I know is that the two victims with motel rooms were last known to be elsewhere.

That's definitely a bizarre circumstance!
I think I read 1/2 mile from where she was last seen but can't swear to it.

I think I knew there was a history of some drug use but not about the mental health and even with drug use, not sure she ever had an episode like this or any history of callng 911. I'd like to know that in fact. There are a lot of questions I wish we could ask and have answers to.

Yes, that doctor bothers me. So does the porn and viagara carrying police chief who went to parties with prostitutes present and abused them. It was these kinds of things I came across again today that are in the back of my memory somewhere where I get these hints of big names, known people, LE and parties out there...
 
I don't feel one way or the other about the perps status in the community, just that he's blended in, but I learned a lot about the case from a series of interviews with Richard Dormer, whom at the time of the discovery of the bodies was the Suffolk County Commissioner and who came across to me as a man of integrity.
(Those videos are on YouTube, btw.)
That police chief you mention, the info is that he'd blocked FBI involvement with the case, which I don't know is true or not. Apart from that, I'm not aware of any connection he might have to the murders and so at this point, I doubt there actually is any.

Right, but it's important to appreciate/recognize the differences at least as much as the commonalities/coincidences. Yes, all 10 victims were prostitutes, Shannan and the four found wrapped in burlap advertised on Craigslist, and all were found dead on LI. But... Shannan's remains were found a considerable distance away from all the others, and her belongings, including clothing, were found strewn about in that marsh in the direction of her remains...
Surely, we question her behavior. Why wouldn't she leave Brewer's? Both Brewer and her driver were trying to get her to leave. Why did she summon help from Colletti and then flee the safety of his home to that of another neighbor? To me, it's clear she wasn't in her right mind, indeed, delusional and paranoid.

Heck if I know what's usual! Lol!
Regarding the fist four victims found, the info is that Amber left her home on foot in Babylon to meet the perp.
Two had motel rooms; Maureen, whose last call was from Penn Station to her sister, and Megan, who was last seen walking toward a convenience store in Hauppauge.
Melissa was last seen outside her apt in the Bronx.

I don't think toxicology was possible or if so, was of any value in any of these cases.
There's a movie about this. I'll find the name of it. It's good. It stars Amy Ryan.
 
I think I read 1/2 mile from where she was last seen but can't swear it.
I'll try and find a map of the discovery sites, preferably one that includes distance.
Yes, that doctor bothers me.
I've refreshed my memory and learned more(Actually, I was never interested in this aspect of the case).
According to the doctor, "days" after Shannan was missing (we need to know precisely which day), her boyfriend, Alex, and the driver, Pak, went door-to-door in Oak Beach and that's when they met the doctor.
The doctor's side of the story is that he gave them his card and his phone bill shows that he spoke with Alex on 5/6/2010 at 7:20pm and at 7:25pm, called [redacted] at his request and spoke with Mrs. Gilbert. (Claims he never met Brewer before Shannan's disappearance.)
Now, as I understand it, Mrs. Gilbert' side of the story is that the doctor called her 2 days after Shannan was missing-which would be the 3rd, but does she have proof?
(I'm merely questioning whether Mrs. Gilbert could be mistaken about the day the doctor called her.)

I remember a program- it may have been that doc I mentioned- in which Pak explained his version of events, and the boyfriend may have also participated, although I don't have a clear memory of him/that.
Btw, I've tried to find that doc, but have just about given up.
 
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I'll try and find a map of the discovery sites, preferably one that includes distance.

I've refreshed my memory and learned more(Actually, I was never interested in this aspect of the case).
According to the doctor, "days" after Shannan was missing (we need to know precisely which day), her boyfriend, Alex, and the driver, Pak, went door-to-door in Oak Beach and that's when they met the doctor.
The doctor's side of the story is that he gave them his card and his phone bill shows that he spoke with Alex on 5/6/2010 at 7:20pm and at 7:25pm, called [redacted] at his request and spoke with Mrs. Gilbert. (Claims he never met Brewer before Shannan's disappearance.)
Now, as I understand it, Mrs. Gilbert' side of the story is that the doctor called her 2 days after Shannan was missing-which would be the 3rd, but does she have proof?
(I'm merely questioning whether Mrs. Gilbert could be mistaken about the day the doctor called her.)

I remember a program- it may have been that doc I mentioned- in which Pak explained his version of events, and the boyfriend may have also participated, although I don't have a clear memory of him/that.
Btw, I've tried to find that doc, but have just about given up.
I too have read up and refreshed a bit. Also i watched the Netflix Lost Girls which at first I thought I had seen before but wasn't sure as I watched it all. That show reaffirmed for me what I think as I was starting to doubt what I thought but always know I come to my opinions for reasons. All of it was in there from the doctor to the parties LE attended out there on Long Island and more, the doctor having burlap (seen by Mrs. Gilbert), to feeling there was more than one in on this all, maybe not the murders, but the coverup, etc. This morning I started to listen to the complete 911 call of Shannan and started reading comments underneath on it but then had company and other things sidetracked me so I didn't finish that.

The doctor's mom did call Shannon's mom, that was confirmed by LE, I saw it/read it somewhere since you and I have been posting here.

The Netflix show ended with a few statements on screen at the end and one was that no drugs were found in Shannon's system.
 
Interesting observation/question! Perhaps their ads included photos...
You know, despite her ad on Craigslist, it's possible that the victim last known at Penn Station could have been summoned from the sidewalk.
or he had many ads he answered and only took advantage of the small ones AFTER meeting them.
 
or he had many ads he answered and only took advantage of the small ones AFTER meeting them.
Yeah, I think that's possible.
I've mentioned Dormer- the police commissioner, he said he believed there were prostitutes he'd been with but didn't kill, and while I don't remember the context of that comment or the reason he believed it, if true, then I think it's possible that such could have factored into why he wouldn't have/didn't.
 

UPDATED ON: JULY 14, 2023 / 8:03 AM / CBS NEWS

Police in New York have taken a person into custody in connection with the unsolved murders of at least 10 women whose bodies were found on Long Island's Gilgo Beach more than a decade ago. Two law enforcement sources confirmed to CBS News Friday morning that the Suffolk County Police Department had one suspect in custody in connection with the murders.

There were no immediate details about where the suspect was taken into custody but there was a large police presence Friday morning in Massapequa Park, CBS New York reported.
 

July 14, 2023, 7:31 AM EDT / Updated July 14, 2023, 7:53 AM EDT
By Jonathan Dienst, Greg Cergol and Elisha Fieldstadt

A suspect is in custody in the Gilgo Beach murders, a law enforcement official and two government officials said Friday, in a case that captured national attention and confounded police on Long Island, New York, for more than a decade.

The Suffolk County police and Suffolk County district attorney are leading the investigation. A spokesperson for the Suffolk County District Attorney’s Office said Friday morning there was a “significant development in the case” but declined to comment further until after a court proceeding later this morning.


The suspect is from Massapequa, which is in neighboring Nassau County.
 

Jul 14, 2023, 6:10amUpdated 21m ago
By: News 12 Staff


Multiple News 12 sources: Suffolk police arrest a suspect in connection with Gilgo Beach murders​

Jul 14, 2023, 6:10amUpdated 21m ago
By: News 12 Staff


Multiple sources confirm to News 12 Long Island that Suffolk County police have arrested a suspect in connection with the Gilgo Beach murders.

WATCH: DOCUMENTARY AND BACKGROUND INFORMATION: Gilgo Beach: Unsolved
Suffolk and state police are on the scene on First Avenue in Massapequa Park this morning.
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The first of 10 bodies were found along Ocean Parkway on Dec. 11, 2010.
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