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Tiffany Dixon disappeared from Brooklyn in 1991SOURCE: Police Seek ID on Body: [QUEENS Edition]
Morrison, Dan. Newsday [Long Island, N.Y] 29 Jan 2000: A34.
Tiffany Dixon disappeared from Brooklyn in 1991SOURCE: Police Seek ID on Body: [QUEENS Edition]
Morrison, Dan. Newsday [Long Island, N.Y] 29 Jan 2000: A34.
Interesting...
Another headless find.
SOURCE: Skeleton Found in Wantagh: [NASSAU AND SUFFOLK Edition]
Tom Demoretcky. STAFF WRITER. Newsday [Long Island, N.Y] 07 July 2003: A28.
If they had the complete skeleton, there may be signs of foul play. If they found only a few bones, it's possible that those pieces showed no signs of foul play. Maybe the article could have been worded better.How can they tell there are no signs of foul play when the head the ribcage and the legs are missing?
I also think that cases in this state need to be linked to the same type of cases in nearby states. The method of killing and the way the bodies are disposed of could have links to other cases not just NJ but PA or other nearby states. Law enforcement really needs a data base that can collate these distinct facts in each case. Cold cases could possibly be solved quicker.While digging up old newspaper articles pertaining to the Manorville Butcher I started to discover that there were many other human remains discovered on Long Island. The stories about these findings seem to have been forgotten over the years. Thought I'd start this thread to bring them back into the spotlight.
Check out the Murder Accountability Project. It's not very user-friendly IMO, but I think it heads in the direction you're suggesting.I also think that cases in this state need to be linked to the same type of cases in nearby states. The method of killing and the way the bodies are disposed of could have links to other cases not just NJ but PA or other nearby states. Law enforcement really needs a data base that can collate these distinct facts in each case. Cold cases could possibly be solved quicker.
No obvious signs of foul play missing body parts? Really it's just a torsoInteresting...
Another headless find.
SOURCE: Skeleton Found in Wantagh: [NASSAU AND SUFFOLK Edition]
Tom Demoretcky. STAFF WRITER. Newsday [Long Island, N.Y] 07 July 2003: A28.
Russian mob sex or drug trafficking rings. Criminals look at crime shows too. They can see that dismembered bodies are harder to identify and to show a cause of actual death.And MORE severed heads!!!
SOURCE: Grisly Murders Still a Mystery / Focus on victims' roommates: [QUEENS Edition]
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS. Newsday [Long Island, N.Y] 08 Sep 1996: A.30.
It would also be helpful if the DNA from families of the missing in the state and across the country was taken in each missing person reports. That may already be done regularly but is that shared across state lines. That may speed up the identification of the deceased person. And even an international sharing of information because sex trafficking of the missing is global. The original 10 ate all known sex workers who could have been targets of a larger sex trafficker not just a random serial killer.Excellent idea. You have no idea how many cases I did not include because they were either immediately solved (with arrests) and/or they were elderly people who the police assumed simply wandered off and dropped dead.
Is there any updates to these cases?How did you manaage to find all these reports and how long have you known about them?
I wonder what ever became of this woman?Another torso missing body parts!
SOURCE: Torso of Woman Is Found in River: [CITY Edition]
Carper, Alison. Newsday [Long Island, N.Y] 19 Oct 1987: 40.
The victim was found with only her right shoe, which is pictured on the NAMUS page.
Left shoe missing
You're right about the clothing, is it confirmed that all 2/3 were found nude? Posing we have no idea about here..
And also about the nude victims maybe there was something in common about them that he was sexually attracted to....