Did LE ever name him as a suspect? This is why LE should not tell the public who their suspects are. It could come back to bite them. It could be why LE wont contact John Ray for his list of suspects in the LISK case. Or not.There must be very legitimate investigatory reason that Murphy was a suspect. If the DA or the PD cannot produce a written record of this reason there is going to be a huge problem for the prosecution. Probably involved in a prior entanglement with a hooker or of a criminal sexual content. What else could it be? Like the Gotham actor says in the Geico commercial "Better have a good answer"
There must be very legitimate investigatory reason that Murphy was a suspect. If the DA or the PD cannot produce a written record of this reason there is going to be a huge problem for the prosecution. Probably involved in a prior entanglement with a hooker or of a criminal sexual content. What else could it be? Like the Gotham actor says in the Geico commercial "Better have a good answer"
The nude bodies of Rita Tangredi, 31, and Colleen McNamee, 20, were found nine miles apart in late 1993 and early 1994, respectively. Both women had been strangled and suffered severe head injuries. Investigators found wood shavings on both bodies, authorities said.
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EXPANDED DNA TESTING LEADS TO CHARGES IN 1990S SLAYINGS
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This article says "[FONT=&]Investigators found wood shavings on both bodies, authorities said." Here http://www.nydailynews.com/new-york...-charges-li-man-prosecutors-article-1.1887534 it's worded differently: "'[/FONT][FONT=&]Wood chips were found on both of the victims,' Suffolk County assistant district attorney Robert Biancavilla said while accused double-murderer John Bittrolff shook his head defiantly."
[/FONT][FONT=&]While I don't think there's a significant difference between wood chips and wood shavings I do find this odd that we're not talking about sawdust [/FONT]:waitasec:[FONT=&]. He's a carpenter. The only woodworking tools I can think of that create wood chips or wood shavings are:
Jointers & planers (both of these are more often stationary and not needed that frequently -more at the beginning of a project)
Drills -depending on the bit
Hand carving tools, biscuit jointers and maybe routers depending on the bit (these would be used seldom and only for more finishing work)
However, much more common carpentry tools create sawdust -any type of saw or sander, and some drill bits. Many of these are commonly portable. In woodshops and home projects it's sawdust that you have to sweep, that gets on your clothes and that you track into your vehicle. So, unless this is a simple matter of regional terminology (ie on LI sawdust is referred to as wood chips) I'm just caught on this detail.[/FONT]
This article says "[FONT=&]Investigators found wood shavings on both bodies, authorities said." Here http://www.nydailynews.com/new-york...-charges-li-man-prosecutors-article-1.1887534 it's worded differently: "'[/FONT][FONT=&]Wood chips were found on both of the victims,' Suffolk County assistant district attorney Robert Biancavilla said while accused double-murderer John Bittrolff shook his head defiantly."
[/FONT][FONT=&]While I don't think there's a significant difference between wood chips and wood shavings I do find this odd that we're not talking about sawdust [/FONT]:waitasec:[FONT=&]. He's a carpenter. The only woodworking tools I can think of that create wood chips or wood shavings are:
Jointers & planers (both of these are more often stationary and not needed that frequently -more at the beginning of a project)
Drills -depending on the bit
Hand carving tools, biscuit jointers and maybe routers depending on the bit (these would be used seldom and only for more finishing work)
However, much more common carpentry tools create sawdust -any type of saw or sander, and some drill bits. Many of these are commonly portable. In woodshops and home projects it's sawdust that you have to sweep, that gets on your clothes and that you track into your vehicle. So, unless this is a simple matter of regional terminology (ie on LI sawdust is referred to as wood chips) I'm just caught on this detail.[/FONT]
It makes me wonder if a planer or some such object was the murder weapon. The sawdust may literally be wood dust.
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This is a little off topic but Sandra Acosta was dismembered with a buzzsaw (and a knife). There has been some speculation that perhaps not all of the victims attributed to Schulman were his. Was a buzzsaw ever found in the Schulman investigation?It makes me wonder if a planer or some such object was the murder weapon. The sawdust may literally be wood dust.
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Detres' body was found severed and placed into two black trash bags on a landing in a Brooklyn subway station on March 3, not far from the vacant lot where Acosta had been found five months earlier...
Both Brooklyn women had turned to drugs and prostitution, each disappearing several days before their bodies were discovered. Both had been strangled, their blood drained, their bodies cut up - Detres' with a knife, Acosta's with a knife and buzz saw.
Keahon asked the first witness, Det. James Johnson, if he saw any wood chips on or near Tangredi’s body when he examined the crime scene.
“I don’t recall seeing any,” Johnson said. “It was primarily plant material.”
http://www.newsday.com/long-island/...e-man-accused-of-killing-two-women-1.13562114
Western sent me an article that says Rita was partially buried, like Muttontown Jane Doe? Is Muttontown Jane the next in the series after Colleen/Sandra?
I found an interesting victim I think could be related to Lattingtown Jane Doe. By the way I thjink this topic should be in the LISK forum in order to receive the proper attention. Latt Jane was buried which none of the LISK victims were and so was Muttown Jane Doe found very close by. If you look at Muttontown Rd where this Jane Doe was found buried off of in the preserve, 7 miles straight up Oyster Bay Rd turns right into Sheep Lane where Lattingtown Jane was found. Similar MO, very close in location, both buried, both unidentified and could be a similar time frame. Are we dealing with another LI serial killer who buries victims around this area of the north shore, or early victims of the LISK before he started dismembering? Could be early 90's victims.
http://nypost.com/2001/11/14/horrified-hikers-discover-skull/
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Hikers at a Long Island nature preserve made a grisly discovery – a human skull protruding from the ground.
The horrified hikers alerted police, who later unearthed the skull and an entire skeleton Sunday at the Muttontown Preserve in Muttontown.
Nassau County homicide detectives moved the remains to the Nassau County medical examiner’s office in East Meadow for an autopsy in a bid to discover the age and gender of the remains.
http://billyjensen.com/wp-content/themes/billjensen/pdfs/crime_stories/gold_coast_mystery.pdf
Beinlich's body was the first to be discovered. On Nov. 2, the driver of an all-terrain vehicle found the 31-year-old's body partially buried in an abandoned East Patchogue housing development. Prostitutes sometimes took their johns there, police said. At the time, investigators declined to say whether Beinlich, who had no known address, had prostitution in her background. Yesterday, Gierasch said she did.
The three women had certain similarities: all were white, around five feet tall, and no more than 125 pounds. And all were murdered, their nude bodies found in wooded areas within three months of each other.
Following an autopsy, the Suffolk Medical Examiner's Office said a blow to the head killed her, the same cause of death that would be found two months later for McNamee. But first, Sandra Costilla's body would turn up in the hamlet of North Sea, 18 days after Beinlich's.
On the surface, Costilla's killing does not appear to have much in common with McNamee's or Beinlich's. A Queens resident who sometimes used the name Cutello, she had no ties to the North Sea area. She had no background of prostitution, police said. The cause of death was strangulation.
"Because her body was found in very similar circumstances, as well as other information we've developed, we are not discounting the possibility her case is linked to the other two," said Gierasch.
Police and the McNamees, who announced their reward offers at Suffolk Police headquarters in Yaphank, said Colleen McNamee left from her drug-treatment program at the South Shore Treatment Center in Islandia with another outpatient at about 10 a.m. on the day she disappeared.
She was last seen getting into a small blue car in front of the Blue Dawn Diner in Islandia. The car drove east on Veteran's Memorial Highway.
I am of the suspicion that with at lest some cases in the area, particularly the Manorville Males, the connection may be methadone clinics or other treatment facilities. Here's something interesting about Colleen McNamee's case:
Parents Offer Reward For Capture of Killer[NASSAU Edition]
By Stuart Vincent. STAFF WRITER. Newsday, Combined editions; Long Island, N.Y. [Long Island, N.Y]20 Mar 1996: A.27.
Is this is it? http://www.southshorerehab.net/about.html It says Freeport but been in business 57 years. I'm not sure because Colleen's was called "South Shore Treatment" & this is "South shore rehab"
Anyway, it might be worth it to show employee's from the 90's sketches of FI Jane Doe and Manorville Jane Doe
Yep I feel there is connection with a rehab clinic based on what was said to Mari Gilbert allegedly by Hackett or someone using his phone.I am of the suspicion that with at lest some cases in the area, particularly the Manorville Males, the connection may be methadone clinics or other treatment facilities. Here's something interesting about Colleen McNamee's case:
Parents Offer Reward For Capture of Killer[NASSAU Edition]
By Stuart Vincent. STAFF WRITER. Newsday, Combined editions; Long Island, N.Y. [Long Island, N.Y]20 Mar 1996: A.27.