“There is debris, there are certain things that have been found that we’re going to investigate and determine what they are and how they may not affect the ongoing investigation in Suffolk County.”
Oh, Lol (Not to you Dee)...
Perhaps, the 4 has been abandoned for some. I and others are intrigued by the possibility of there being a pattern to the disposal or placement of the bodies. Some sort of message, method to his madness, so to speak. This aerial photo someone posted last night (Thank you to the poster I cannot recall at the moment!) of the position of the 4 AC bodies has caught some posters' attention and has led to speculation as to what it evokes-DNA strand, Braille, Morse Code, etc. Course, could be all a random NADA:
http://www.nytimes.com/imagepages/2006/11/23/nyregion/23slay.2.ready.html
http://www.biology.arizona.edu/human_bio/problem_sets/DNA_forensics_2/09t.html
"Cops have found a ninth set of human remains on the Nassau County side of a remote barrier island where eight decomposed bodies have been discovered since December, a source told The Post this afternoon.
"They are human remains. It’s not a complete body, they are partial human remains," the source said, providing no other details.
State Police Capt. James Dewar said the remains were discovered about 11:30 a.m. on the north side of Ocean Parkway about 1 1/2 miles from Jones Beach.
Searchers "did locates some bones, and those bones will be transported to the Nassau County Medical Examiner’s office," Dewar confirmed, without elaborating.
"Cops have found a ninth set of human remains on the Nassau County side of a remote barrier island where eight decomposed bodies have been discovered since December, a source told The Post this afternoon.
"They are human remains. Its not a complete body, they are partial human remains," the source said, providing no other details.
State Police Capt. James Dewar said the remains were discovered about 11:30 a.m. on the north side of Ocean Parkway about 1 1/2 miles from Jones Beach.
Searchers "did locates some bones, and those bones will be transported to the Nassau County Medical Examiners office," Dewar confirmed, without elaborating.
It's possible there are two people killing as a team, but imo that article was just pointing out that LE is looking at multiple people as the possible killer, and does not mean there is multiple killers.
I also find the NYPost being very credible with gritty stories like this. It's right up their alley.
Not to say they wouldn't run with a source that's not exactly solid, but I think overall their crime reporting is good.
Meanwhile, the four women whose bodies were originally found were all choked to death, sources told The Post.
The four women were found near each other in December. All four died as a result of strangulation, sources said.
Parents of two of the victims told The Post that they recently received death certificates that listed the cause of death as "homicidal asphyxia."
http://www.nypost.com/p/news/local/...r_bodies_PhQgRYvzEhviJgS9E98j6J#ixzz1JFAD2DmH
If the latest bones were found by a cadaver dog then they are probably human remains. I don't think cadaver dogs are trained to alert on animal remains. I bet they are human.
My Opinion Only:
She may have mistaken/not known where she was going, or where she was exactly. Relying on a driver does this to you.
However, previously mentioned, when a bunch of guys on FI rent a house and there is real "partying", sometimes they call for a girl or girls. So do some of the boaters who anchor in garbage cove, hemlock cove, etc. I know for a fact from Fire Island patrons and friends who have gone there during the summer that many of the girls are called at night and take a water taxi. These are little 17' motor boats that carry 3-4 people at most. They are expensive but it offers 24 hour transportation for people who aren't on a ferry schedule.
They order strippers too.
SG may have been to Fire Island earlier if her driver took her to Bay Shore for a water taxi. Possible? yes. Probable?....... :waitasec:
as per ABCNews: Police sources also revealed today that an eighth body found by seachers are the remains of what they believe was a toddler about 18 months old. It's not clear whether the toddler's death was connected to the serial killer's spree.
This is heartbreaking....
Only four of the LI victims were in burlap. Or maybe the guy ran out. Who knows.