New Body May Be Work of Long Island Serial Killer

Woman's remains found near the water in Nassau County
By Kevin Spak,  Newser Staff
Posted Jan 24, 2013 10:11 AM CST
New Body May Be Work of Long Island Serial Killer
This pig pendant was found on the body.   (Nassau County Police Dept.)

Nassau County police are looking into the possibility that a body found buried near a suburban shoreline may have been another victim of the infamous Gilgo Beach serial killer, the New York Post reports. "Obviously, we're near the water, [Gilgo] bodies were found near the water—that's a similarity," a homicide detective told the press Tuesday, "but there are other dissimilarities so it’s much too early to say that we definitely have a connection."

A woman walking her dog stumbled on the skeletal remains on Monday, according to CBS News. The bones were inside a bag, but police on Tuesday refused to say if it was a plastic bag of the kind the Gilgo killer's victims were found in. The remains belong to a woman believed to have been 20-30, who was wearing a gold chain with a golden pig pendant. She died of "trauma" police said, without elaborating. (More Nassau County, NY stories.)

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