Unsolved serial killers with burlap mask

Turns out her mother, Rita Tangredi, was one of BittrolffвЂ™s alleged victims in 1993. PIX 11 was intrigued by an online comment posted by a young woman named Amanda Beinlich several years ago. Publicly, they deny a link between the serial killings and a Manorville carpenter, John Bittrolff, who was arrested last year for two, cold-case murders of sex workers in the early 90вЂ™s.ДNA played a pivotal role in BittrolffвЂ™s case, eventually tying himВ to a third murder. The remains of ten people, including a toddler, have been tied to the Long IslandВ serial killer.Д«ut investigators think seven other bodies and body parts, found in various parts of Nassau and Suffolk, could be linked to Gilgo Beach murderer, as well. The murders remain unsolved, much like the serial killings of sex workers on Long Island-most of them discovered in late 2010 and early 2011 between Gilgo and Oak beaches in Suffolk County. One of the victims, 35-year-old Kim Raffo, had grown up in Canarsie, Brooklyn.

It seemed certain this was the work of a serial killer preying on drug-addled prostitutes. ThatВ was on November 20, 2006, and there was another, disturbing notation detectives made about the crime scene - all four victims were facing the same direction, east, towards the boardwalks and casinos of Atlantic City. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated.ДЄTLANTIC CITY (PIX11) вЂ“ When four, dead women were discovered fully clothed, yet barefoot, in a drainage ditch behind a West Atlantic City motel, it was jarring-to say the least. This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated.

Unsolved serial killers with burlap mask