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And lo and behold, on December 5, 2011, they find Shannon Gilbert's belongings in the

marsh, not far from where she was last seen, and really technically in the backyard of

Peter Hackett's house.

My name is Chris Moss.

I'm a TV producer whose team spent much of the last three years working to understand

what happened in the Long Island serial killer case and who's behind it.

For this episode, as we refocus our attention back on this bizarre and complex intersection

of murders, here's where we left things in regards to our victims, particularly

Amber and how their fates unfolded.

We are here today to announce that all four women whose remains were discovered in Gilgo

Beach last month have been positively identified.

The victims are Amber Lynn Costello of North Babylon, New York.

Twenty-seven years old last seen in September 2000.

Amber Costello is a little different from some of the other victims because she really

grew up in the business.

Amber was one of those people that was lost and wanted somebody to give a shit about her.

So now this is a serial killer case.

It's getting a ton of attention from the public.

You think, okay, will the police run to be on this?

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