i think michael taus disappearance is related to the Long Island Serial Killer. Look at this;
The Suffolk County SPCA has increased a reward to $5,000 for information that leads to an arrest and conviction in the deaths of four pit bulls found mutilated in Manorville. Suffolk police found the animals in the woods near North Street last month. The two male and two female dogs were badly decomposed when found and one likely suffered a broken neck, Suffolk SPCA Chief Roy Gross said. Police...
http://www.newsday.com/long-island/crime/reward-in-dead-pit-bull-case-upped-to-5-000-1.1274903
These mutilated pitbulls were found at the same intersection as the 2012 unidentified males found in Manorville, North st and Wading River. He is the most recent of three unidentified males.
Mr. Samuel, who lives about 400 yards from where the body was found, went home and called his brother, a police officer with the Village of Freeport, to take a look at what he found.
The remains, Mr. Samuel said, appeared to be wrapped in a bed sheet, wrapped in a plastic garbage bag, and tied with duct tape. Weeds and leaves had buried most of the remains.
It looked pretty bush league, how they did it, Mr. Samuel said. Police couldnt confirm if the body had been wrapped or tied with duct tape.
The torso discovered in Manorville in 2003 belonged to Jessica Taylor, whose head, hands and feet were discovered last March near Gilgo Beach. The body parts found in 2000, belonging to an unidentified victim, also connect with remains found near Gilgo Beach.
At least two other male bodies have been found in Manorville in the past dozen years, but they have not been connected to the Gilgo case. Police said it is not yet clear if the remains discovered this week are related to the Gilgo Beach incidents.
Mr. Samuel said he has found dead pets dumped by their owners in the area because the road is so secluded. But hes never found human remains before.
http://riverheadnewsreview.timesrev...w-remains-found-in-wooded-area-in-manorville/