Peter Brendt
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Well, maybe not, unless it's in an area where every second dog owner in the area walks his pet. Putting a torso in plain sight in a place where it is save to assume, it is found quickly = staging.
Still reading and trying to process all this new info...for now, though, I'll just say that there are ALOT of interesting connections to Mr. Hyde in all this. I need to do alot more digging, though. Somewhere around here I have info about hospitals he either worked at and hospitals his father worked at where bodies have turned up...but I don't have time to put my hands on it at the moment.
Hempstead Hospital comes to mind immediately.
(Sorry I can't offer more at the moment, getting ready to run out the door.)
ETA: Riverhead...is that the one close to the Express Holiday Inn in Hauppauge? Ugh, I seriously need to drag out my notes when I get back. Later, I'll try to shoot you an email about my frustrations with an addy that came up for him in Oak Beach (you might remember it, or you might not have even joined WS when I was pulling my hair out over that)...maybe YOU can see if you can lend your skills to that mystery for me?
Riverhead is just past manorville. I am still putting together the peices of his work history as I am most interested in when he was working in riverheard(think Manorville). I attached what I have so far of his work history.
One of the most intersting thing about the records, is that they show he hasn't practiced in a Hospital or ER since 12/31/2006 at the latest, as that is when his license to practice ER medicine expired.
He worked in Long Beach from his residency in 1988 until 1995 when he took the EMS County Director position and SCPD police surgeon position which we know he held for 2 years from 1995 - 1997 (that is in happauge) (there is a newsday article that mentions when he left that position in 1997.
Soooo, 1997 - 2006, where was he? I know that at some point in that range he worked in the Riverhead Hospital ER, I will gloat like a pig when I finally unearth the records, if he indeed worked just past manorville during 2000 - 2003. :great:
If you read his own comments about his profession, you will note that wild and crazy flukeyou's comments are somewhat corroborated by his own words. He does treat people that are "home-bound".
This forum isn't currently letting me attach the screen shots displaying his work history, stay tuned..... ok i dont know whats up but WS not letting me attach images anymore, if anyone else can attach images (and for some reason i cant) pm me ur email addy and I will send you the pics so you can attach them to a message, thanks
I know that he was affliated with a hospital near the Express Holiday Inn in Hauppague at one time, but I can't recall the name of the hospital to save my life, and I can't find my notes on this case. :banghead:
I know that he was affliated with a hospital near the Express Holiday Inn in Hauppague at one time, but I can't recall the name of the hospital to save my life, and I can't find my notes on this case. :banghead:
But I posted about it here, so maybe I can track those posts down.
You know it and I know it--the Mafia owns half of Long Island.
People in other parts of the USA have no idea about the amount of organized crime in the New York area.
Riverhead is just past manorville. I am still putting together the peices of his work history as I am most interested in when he was working in riverheard(think Manorville). I attached what I have so far of his work history.
One of the most intersting thing about the records, is that they show he hasn't practiced in a Hospital or ER since 12/31/2006 at the latest, as that is when his license to practice ER medicine expired.
He worked in Long Beach from his residency in 1988 until 1995 when he took the EMS County Director position and SCPD police surgeon position which we know he held for 2 years from 1995 - 1997 (that is in happauge) (there is a newsday article that mentions when he left that position in 1997.
Soooo, 1997 - 2006, where was he? I know that at some point in that range he worked in the Riverhead Hospital ER, I will gloat like a pig when I finally unearth the records, if he indeed worked just past manorville during 2000 - 2003. :great:
If you read his own comments about his profession, you will note that wild and crazy flukeyou's comments are somewhat corroborated by his own words. He does treat people that are "home-bound".
This forum isn't currently letting me attach the screen shots displaying his work history, stay tuned..... ok i dont know whats up but WS not letting me attach images anymore, if anyone else can attach images (and for some reason i cant) pm me ur email addy and I will send you the pics so you can attach them to a message, thanks
http://www.uscg.mil/history/weboralhistory/TWA_Flight_800_Pat_Golden.pdf
The link above has some interesting references to CPH. Apparently he was very much involved with the TWS Flight 800 recovery. I am wondering if the stress from this recovery effort is what started CPH down this dark road. Maybe he felt like his hard work and efforts were not appreciated and rewarded. Maybe after seeing all those bodies in that short period of time had a dramatic effect on his psyche. Although, the legs in Davis Park were found in April 1996, just a couple of month before the Flight 800 tragedy on July 17, 1996.
http://www.uscg.mil/history/weboralhistory/TWA_Flight_800_Pat_Golden.pdf
The link above has some interesting references to CPH. Apparently he was very much involved with the TWS Flight 800 recovery. I am wondering if the stress from this recovery effort is what started CPH down this dark road. Maybe he felt like his hard work and efforts were not appreciated and rewarded. Maybe after seeing all those bodies in that short period of time had a dramatic effect on his psyche. Although, the legs in Davis Park were found in April 1996, just a couple of month before the Flight 800 tragedy on July 17, 1996.
If you read his own comments about his profession, you will note that wild and crazy flukeyou's comments are somewhat corroborated by his own words. He does treat people that are "home-bound".
You guys remember how Flukeyou is related to one of the GB4 victims right?
You guys remember how Flukeyou is related to one of the GB4 victims right?
Thank you endlessly goathair, I have been trying to show through work history that CPH would be familiar with the dump site in Manorville. But you found the proof first, and much more on the money than I ever imagined.
CPH regularly drove up and down Halsey Manor road in Manorville during one of the most traumatizing experiences of his life: the flight 800 tragedy.
At the time of the flight 800 tragedy CPH was director of Suffolk's EMS and SCPD police surgeon. He was one of the top emergency medical personal on scene for the entire recovery operation centered at the East Moriches Coast Guard station. The boat house at the Coast Guard station was turned into a makeshift morgue filled with hundreds of body bags, countless buckets of remains, and an endless number of dismembered body parts.
CPH would have used Halsey Manor road to travel between the coast guard station in East Moriches and Calverton Executive Airpark(secondary site).
So, here is a man who experienced a sever accident and trauma of his own, then during his post as EMS director he oversees the most traumatic event in Long Island's history. SK or not, this man has directly experienced an unhealthy amount of carnage.
The 2 red X's on the attached map are the locations of the 2 Manorville female victims. I am still looking to verify that he worked in Riverhead during 2000 and possibly still in 2003.
You guys remember how Flukeyou is related to one of the GB4 victims right?
Thank you Goathair and Truthspider. I had no idea that CPH was in that important position during the Flight 800 tragedy. This changes everything.
Cannot possibly be so many coincidences that body parts show up near his home and on a road he frequented with body parts in the back of his convoy of medical vehicles each day for several weeks as well as SG going missing down the block from him.
Then again, he could simply play the "poor me/I'm too weak & disabled to harm a fly" routine and then pull a DEXTER on his prey via some sort of injection to incapacitate them.
Does anyone know if he owns a pickup truck?
We are all assuming that the distance from the roadsides were too far for a man with a prosthetic leg to haul each victim's body. However, what nobody here has suggested is that since the scrub brush on the side of Ocean Parkway is so low, even a one-legged man could back up his pickup truck twenty or more feet from the roadside and simply roll a body off of the back of the flatbed of a truck (especially if the body is wrapped tightly in burlap).