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Welcome back for another episode of reality life with KKC.

In this episode, I cover the Gilgo Beach Killer. The Gilgo Beach Killer also called the Long

Island serial killer was said to be responsible for the murder of between 10 and 17 women

and the subsequent dumping of their bodies along the Ocean Parkway over a period of nearly 20 years.

In December of 2010, Suffolk County Police Department officer John Malia and his dog,

a German shepherd named Blue, were conducting a search for Shannon Gilbert.

She was a 24-year-old woman from Jersey City who had been missing since May 1st after she had

visited a client in Oak Beach that she had met through Craigslist. She made a 23-minute long

emergency call to 911 saying, they're trying to kill me and she was never seen again.

So out, conducting that search in the dunes of Ocean Parkway on the south shore of Long Island,

he came across something that sparked horror and outrage really across the country. It was the skeletal

remains of a woman stuffed into a worn burlap sack. But the remains were not Shannon Gilbert's.

However, this discovery led police to a search of the Ocean Parkway between the towns of Gilgo Beach

and Oak Beach in Suffolk County and in the area of Jones Beach State Park in Nassau County.

Two days later, the search uncovered three more bodies and they were all female. They all

had been dumped among the dunes in the thick vegetation lining the roadway. And it was at that time

that Suffolk County Police Commissioner Richard Dormer was quoted by the media as saying this,

four bodies found in the same location pretty much speaks for itself. It's more than a coincidence,

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