Long Island Residents Captivated By Beach Body Serial Killer Search
The ongoing hunt for a suspected serial killer on Long Island has people captivated and everybody talking.
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The ongoing hunt for a suspected serial killer on Long Island has people captivated and everybody talking.
The state medical examiner is conducting forensic tests on a human skull found at Jones Beach yesterday, while local and state police say no new discoveries have been made in the area.
The remains discovered Monday by investigators looking for more possible victims of a serial killer at Jones Beach State Park are likely human, WCBS 880's Peter Haskell said citing a report from Newsday.
While investigators scour miles of desolate New York beachfront, dozens of detectives are inspecting credit card receipts, telephone records, and old traffic tickets in the hunt for a possible serial killer.
Investigators expanded their search Tuesday of a remote, densely overgrown stretch of a Long Island barrier island as they searched for more victims of a possible serial killer.
Investigators on Long Island are set to resume the search for possible victims of a serial killer on Monday.
Locals from Oak Beach complain property values are plummeting after officials found five bodies in the area and announced that a possible serial killer is on the loose.
Police now say the remains found on Tuesday night are definitely those of a human.
New Yorkers are facing real road dangers. A new study shows some of the city's busiest intersections are also some of its most dangerous.
The Tri-State Transportation campaign says 415 pedestrians are killed in downstate New York, New Jersey and Connecticut every year.
Police say science will lead investigators to solve the case of a possible serial killer on Long Island.
