Atlantic City Eastbound Strangler 4 Women Found Dead behind Motel Egg Harbor Twp, Nov 2006

[LaLaw2000]

"There For The Grace Of God Go I" is what I say, LA. That was very kind of you. This isn't far from me where these women were murdered. Nobody sets out to become a prostitute in this life I doubt. These women deserve justice.

Thank you for saying it was kind of me, Filly. I honestly feel this way. Every human life is valuable regardless of their circumstances.

I am also following the Jennings, La. case wanting justice for these women as well. They lived high risk lifestyles and maybe delved into drugs. Regardless, they were human beings and I am sure were loved.

Filly, one day we will check this thread and find that both of these murderers have been apprehended! I just have to believe that!

 

[Linda7NJ]

arghhh I clicked on this thread...cause I was so hopeful they caught the SOB.

I too want to see justice for these women.

 

[SuziQ]

This is one case that stuck with me. I was sleuthing at Huffs at the time it broke. We all called this perp, Footie Dude. I always felt the bodies were placed where they were so the killer could watch his work. IMO, from the second floor of the hotel, maybe even the roof. I spent hours one day trying to contact LE to tell them this, because at that point, they had not checked out the hotel or it's occupants. I was shocked by the lack of interest and the difficulty in reaching an investigator on this case. Everyone I spoke to gave me the impression they did not care about these women. Anyways, I finally got an email address to send a tip to. I don't know if it was a result of my tip, but LE swarmed the hotel the next day with a forensics team and arrested the guy who a prostitute said had a foot fetish and seemed to fit the profile. I don't recall his name, but LE held him for quite awhile on other unrelated charges.

It really saddens me that this case is unsolved.

 

[Snackcakes66]

http://abclocal.go.com/wpvi/story?section=news/local&id=7796824 no new news, but thanks to Channel 6 for bringing this back in focus.

 

[Salem]

I'm trying to remember here, help? Don't we have another recent case where strangulation is the method? Ahhhh...... I need more coffee!!

There is another case on this board that is very similar to this one and is recent. I'll go look!

Salem

ETA: Check this out: PA Serial Strangler In Philly? - Websleuths Crime Sleuthing Community

3 women, 1 lived. Strangled and left in a lot.

This perp was probably in jail for some reason and has been released. NJ is not that far from PA.

 

[Salem]

I'm quoting my own post:

I sent this tip to Philly LE! Too many similarities!

Salem

Now to figure out how to get it to New Jersey! Done! Sent it to Dec. Patricia DeMarco in Egg Harbor.

 

[Snackcakes66]

Thanks Salem...I was reading channel 6's site about the fourth woman coming forward with the Kensington case and wondering the same thing, and who to contact. The new Sugarhouse Casino is not too far from the area, yet another similarity.

 

[Filly]

I'm trying to remember here, help? Don't we have another recent case where strangulation is the method? Ahhhh...... I need more coffee!!

There is another case on this board that is very similar to this one and is recent. I'll go look!

Salem

ETA: Check this out: PA Serial Strangler In Philly? - Websleuths Crime Sleuthing Community

3 women, 1 lived. Strangled and left in a lot.

This perp was probably in jail for some reason and has been released. NJ is not that far from PA.

Good lookout, Salem. Interesting enough is that alot of retired Detectives out of Philly at one point had went to Atlantic City to become Security in casinos. Their children then followed suit and became police in Atlantic City. Good stock.

The only difference here is that nutter, psycho in Atlantic City like ritually buried those poor women sans shoes and their heads all pointing towards AC. Kenzo guy he's doing this in broad daylight and just leaving these women almost out in the open. Ya never know though.

Thanks again, Salem! Thank you for caring.

 

[Filly]

The new Sugarhouse Casino is not too far from the area, yet another similarity.

Lord forbid don't get those people that gentrified the heck out of Fishtown and NoLibs started!:doh:

Good point though, Snackcakes.

 

[Salem]

Good lookout, Salem. Interesting enough is that alot of retired Detectives out of Philly at one point had went to Atlantic City to become Security in casinos. Their children then followed suit and became police in Atlantic City. Good stock.

The only difference here is that nutter, psycho in Atlantic City like ritually buried those poor women sans shoes and their heads all pointing towards AC. Kenzo guy he's doing this in broad daylight and just leaving these women almost out in the open. Ya never know though.

Thanks again, Salem! Thank you for caring.

True - but the dude has been off the streets (I think) for the past 4 years and now he may be back, but in a different area. These women were also of questionable means, I believe.

So what is similar?

Left in fields
strangled
sex. assaulted
dangerous life style (not sure dangerous is the right word)
casino
4 victims in a month's time


What's different?

PA victims had shoes?
PA victims did not have their heads turned?
NJ victims face down?
PA victims half naked, less than a mile apart
NJ victims in same field
PA has a survivor


What am I missing guys?

Salem

 

[Filly]

True - but the dude has been off the streets (I think) for the past 4 years and now he may be back, but in a different area. These women were also of questionable means, I believe.

So what is similar?

Left in fields
strangled
sex. assaulted
dangerous life style (not sure dangerous is the right word)
casino
4 victims in a month's time


What's different?

PA victims had shoes?
PA victims did not have their heads turned?
NJ victims face down?
PA victims half naked, less than a mile apart
NJ victims in same field
PA has a survivor


What am I missing guys?

Salem

Salem, you're absolutely on to something here. I can't be objective. It's because I still have the picture in my mind of the guy they originally arrested for the murders of the women in Egg Harbor. I also have a friend God rest her soul who worked out of a hotel around there. She died many years ago of complications of HIV, but I remember worrying sick for her being out there.

Then with the guy in Kensington? Unfortunately I know where some of those sites are. Basically the same lifestyle as in Egg Harbor......

Ya know what though? It absolutely could be connected. It would be tough to move a body in broad daylight down there to ritually bury everyone..........

No, ya know what? You could go into one of those abandoned houses and nobody would know four bodies were in there let alone removing shoes.

Pay me no mind. I'm too scattered.

What's missing?:waitasec:

He's not a drug dealer. The survivors would know that. He's lived there though. May have moved further up and returns to his old neighborhood. People are pretty much transient there. If not you're stuck in your house.

I don't know. He's identifiable that's for sure. Sorry I'm not helpful.

 

[Filly]

Sorry to double post but this has been on my mind since I read it this morning.

You got 3 million worth of dope in a heroin bust. Again, I want to say I can in no way say any of those women were using. I don't know that. We know two victims battled drug addiction. However, these attacks are in a part of the city well that's just what it is. Drug haven.

When there's a dent like this in the drug trade that's going to force sick addicts to go to different dealers. The least harm will happen is you get a beat bag. Every creep comes out of the woodwork to beat the heroin addict. Soooo, sick and a guy like that tells you has dope to follow him back here or in there? Someone is going to go.

http://www.philly.com/philly/news/breaking/109238329.html?cmpid=15585797





Not advocating the use of drugs or saying it's an all around bad thing they busted this operation, but there's going to be casualties that's for sure. There always is. I pray it's just in a small way that someone just gets sick and then sees the light to get clean. Get help!

 

[Snackcakes66]

'4 Bodies found in NY raise questions on 2006 AC murders'
http://www.nbcphiladelphia.com/news...p-Questions-on-2006-AC-Murders-111878774.html
doesn't really say who is questioning, but sounds like the POI's defense attorney is saying POI was incarcerated recently, realeased 11/19/10, could not have been in NY at the time. Guess it depends on times of death.

 

[Theforeigner]

In memory of the four Atlantic city murder victims;
Kim Raffo, Tracy Ann Roberts, Barbara Breidor and Molly Jean Dilts

Today it is 6 years since they were found dead after a serial killer had taken their lives.

In hope that justice will be served...

If you have ANY information PLEASE post it here...

Thank you in advance.

 

[resqx]

bump
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[tillietuesday]

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2013/07/2...re-than-one-person-interest-in-2006-unsolved/

No real news from back in July, but at least the investigation continues...

 

[resqx]

http://www.philly.com/philly/news/new_jersey/20140123_On_the_road_to_rock_bottom.html

 

[absynthminded1]

Will be interesting to see if this case becomes a little less cold. I do have a feeling either 1 or both of the recent murders in South Jersey are connected.

 

[cynical_1]

A connection to the 2006 murders and two recent homicides is hard to ignore, especially in the case of Tara Rogers-Alicea. If there is a connection, and that's yet to be determined, then one commonality might be the Black Horse Pike.

In the case of Joyce Vanderhoff it would appear that there is a total information blackout in place. If JV is connected to the others then her murder might be a game changer. She's a local and according to one reputable news report her family home is in Linwood, NJ.

 

[absynthminded1]

I have a suspect that I've been fixed on since 2003 and he looks better and better. He ticks EVERY box. He was also connected directly to at least two of the victims and still lives in Atlantic City. Now I just have to decide what to do with my information.