LONG ISLAND SERIAL KILLER /// Part 1 /// 04

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🗓️ 7 December 2015

⏱️ 63 minutes

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0:30.0	In December 2010, a Suffolk County canine officer stumbled upon the skeletal remains
0:53.8	of a female, stuffed in a disintegrating burlap sack.
0:57.7	Two days later, police would find three more bodies, discarded in the same manner, along
1:02.5	the same stretch of the north side of Ocean Parkway.
1:06.4	In March and April of 2011, four more bodies were discovered in another area off of the
1:11.5	parkway, as police extended the search down the Nassau County border.
1:16.4	Five days later, the search was extended once again.
1:19.9	This time, authorities were searching for bodies in Nassau County.
1:23.6	The finding of an additional set of partial remains, and a skull now would put the body
1:28.4	count at 10.
1:30.3	On December 13, 2011, the remains of Shannon Gilbert were found in a marsh.
1:35.0	A week after, the finding of her clothes and her belongings, police believe Shannon's
1:39.8	death was an accidental drowning.
1:42.4	Shannon's 23-minute phone call to 911 may prove otherwise.
1:46.5	Did Shannon's ghosts locate the bodies and return them to their families?
1:50.0	We will never know.
1:51.3	But what we do know is the police were not out looking for these girls, not until they
1:55.2	started using the words serial killer.
2:02.0	Welcome to the garage.
2:03.6	You are in the garage.
2:06.1	Shit, they're in the garage.
2:08.4	Well, we're in the garage.
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