[Peehnut]

Originally Posted by sherrimccharles ↗

I wonder who is sicker, us or the killers we put up on here

i guess that all depends on what your motivation behind looking at these things is....but all and all I find that morbid curiosity isnt all that unusual.

[güttsfükk]

Originally Posted by Peehnut ↗

but all and all I find that morbid curiosity isnt all that unusual.

that's why it's normal to stop and have a look when there's an accident or a gruesome discovery

[souris]

dead hookers who place ads in craigslist. whatever.

[Zodiak]

Dr.Satan!!

[alpha.first.one]

[cscribbles]

what's this? a victim?

[kellyhound]

Suffolk County Police have released composite drawings of two of the 10 victims who have been discovered on Gilgo State Beach on Long Island since last December. One sketch depicts an Asian man, estimated to be between the ages of 17 and 23, who was stood at approximately 5-foot-6 and was missing two molars and one of his top front teeth.

In a bizarre twist, authorities revealed on Tuesday that the man -- who is believed to have died between five and ten years ago -- was discovered wearing women's clothing. Police believe the victim may have been working as a prostitute.

The other sketch is of a woman known as Jane Doe No. 6. The woman, who is Caucasian and stood 5-foot-2, is believed to be between the ages of 18 and 35. Police said her torso was discovered in Manorville in November 2000 and, through a DNA analysis, was later linked to a head, hands and a right foot that was recovered along Ocean Parkway in April.

[güttsfükk]

Been waiting for some more news on this case.

older threads :

Long Island Gilgo Beach bodies linked to serial killer

1 December 2011

Police in New York believe a lone serial killer was responsible for 10 unsolved murders in Long Island.

Ten dismembered corpses were found between December last year and April this year on a remote beachfront road.

The murders - of eight women, one man and one baby - date back to 1996. Five of the victims, all women, have been identified. They were prostitutes.

Each body had been dumped alongside a windswept road, running the length of a remote barrier island at Gilgo Beach.

But some of the victims' body parts were also found on Fire Island in eastern Long Island, about 50 miles (80km) away.

Initially, detectives were cautious in linking all 10 deaths.

No suspects
But they now say a single serial killer appears to have been responsible, and that the perpetrator is probably local.

A $25,000 (£16,000) reward has led to 1,200 tips relating to the case but no suspects have yet been identified.

"Looking at the common denominators involved with the dumping ground, the type of victims, the dismemberments, all on Long Island, our theory is that it's probably one serial killer," Suffolk County police commissioner Richard Dormer told the Associated Press news agency.

But Mr Dormer, who at one time thought as many as three killers could have been responsible, conceded not everyone in his department shared his latest view.

The first remains were discovered on 11 December 2010 when a police officer and sniffer dog were looking for the body of a New Jersey escort who went missing in May of that year.

The dead adults are all thought to have been prostitutes, including the male, an unidentified Asian, who was found wearing female clothing.

The baby has been linked by DNA to another victim thought to be her mother. They were found seven miles (11km) apart.

Source : http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-15978851

Shannan Gilbert's remains 'found' on Long Island

13 December 2011

New York police believe they have found the remains of a prostitute whose disappearance prompted an investigation into a suspected serial killer.

Investigators were searching for Shannan Gilbert last December when they found the first of what would become 10 homicide victims on Long Island.

Bones thought to be Gilbert's have now been found nearby, though police think she drowned, and was not murdered.

Most of the homicide victims are also believed to have been sex workers.

Gilbert's suspected skeletal remains were found on Tuesday about half a mile (0.8km) from where she went missing on Long Island.

The 24-year-old's clothing and other personal items were found not far away last week by police.

Clothing found nearby

Suffolk County Police Commissioner Richard Dormer told reporters that a coroner would have to confirm it was her.

But he added it was "certainly a sad day for the Gilbert family... and our condolences to that family on the death of their daughter".

Gilbert, from New Jersey, is thought to have died after fleeing a client's house early one morning in May 2010.

Commissioner Dormer said the location of the remains indicated she had been running through the wetlands in an attempt to get to a lighted area, but got caught in the muddy, brush-covered area.

Mari Gilbert, the dead woman's mother, said she did not believe yet that the remains were those of her daughter, nor was she convinced by the police theory that she had died accidentally.

"Until I hear positive confirmation that it's my daughter, I'm going to believe it's not, until I know for sure," she told reporters.

Commissioner Dormer reiterated on Tuesday that detectives still suspect a lone serial killer to be responsible for the deaths of the 10 homicide victims.

Relatives hold vigil
Their remains were discovered between December last year and April this year during the search for Gilbert.

Each victim had been dumped near a road on a remote barrier island at Gilgo Beach, though some of the body parts were found on the other side of Long Island.

The victims included eight women and a man and all are thought to have worked in the sex trade. Five have been identified.

The other victim, a baby, has been linked by DNA to another victim thought to have been her mother.

Authorities at first believed several people could be involved, but Commissioner Dormer said recently they now suspect one serial killer.

Police have not yet identified any suspects.

Relatives of some of the victims planned a vigil on Tuesday to mark the anniversary of the first body's discovery.

Source : http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-16168180

[HairyGrape]

Im am so fucking tired of people killing babies! Kill all the whores and hookers you want, stop killing babies and kids man! Fuck!

[zykron]

I've heard that there is also a killer who is just randomly leaving a trail of cat murders around the same area. No name, just a mystery.
Kinda like In Cold Blood. That book sucked... ^^ these stories are why.