‘Dumped on the parkway’: Retired detective thinks cold case could be linked to Gilgo suspect
SOUTH OZONE PARK, Queens (PIX11) – A retired detective haunted by the brutal murder of a young woman in 2013 thinks the unsolved case in South Queens deserves another look for potential links to th…
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“She was dumped on the parkway,” the investigator, who didn’t want to be identified, told PIX11 News at the site on South Conduit Avenue near the woods. “The South Conduit leads to Long Island, into Nassau County, so—you know—it’s conceivable she could be a victim also.”
Alicia Adams, a 22-year-old sex worker, was found naked and mummified in the brush about two months after she was last seen in April 2013 near the Imperial Hotel in East New York, Brooklyn. Sex workers are known to operate in this area. Adams was the mother of two little girls.
The retired cop has wondered if South Conduit turned into a dumping ground after the 2010 discovery of four women’s bodies in the brush off Ocean Parkway in Gilgo Beach.
Architect Rex Heuermann, who has an office in Manhattan, has pleaded not guilty in three of the murders he was charged with.
The investigator remembered two cadaver dogs separately hitting another spot in the woods on South Conduit Avenue.
“I think this area could have been looked at with cadaver dogs further,” the retired detective said. “I think that there’s a strong possibility there could be more victims here.”
The retired cop pointed out that Adams was missing the hyoid bone in her neck and 13 teeth.''
