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I'm your host, retired NYPD Sergeant Bill Cannon.

You know, a very interesting development, of course, in the...

We knew this woman here as peaches.

But for years and years,

that's how she was known because of a tattoo.

But hard work through the Nassau County Police and probably the Suffolk County Gilgo Beach Task Force

was able to identify her by name as well as her baby.

And her name was Tanya Denise Jackson.

And she, at the time of her disappearance,

she was a 26-year-old Army veteran from Alabama.

And her baby, just really known as Baby Doe, you know, was her name is Tatiana Marie Dykes.

So an unbelievable course of events in regards to the investigation of this case.

And Baby Doe was, of course, dumped in the Gilgo Beach area.

And that's where all of the confusion and relating it to the Gilgo Beach murders, whereas

Rex Yulman, we all know who's been arrested and charged with seven murders in regards to this,

Rex Yulman has been charged with the original Gilgo Beach four, Marine Brainer Barnes, Melissa Bartellame, Megan Waterman, and Amber

Lynn Costello, and subsequently more charges, Jessica Taylor, Valerie Mack, and Sandra Castilla.

But it was thought that Rex Yuhamen may have been involved in the murder of Army veteran Tanya Denise Jackson, known as Peaches, and her baby, basically known as baby Jane Doe.

But because of investigative genetic genealogy,

Nassau County Police were able to come up with the identity,

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