Evidence in The Long Island Serial Killer Case Suggests Possibility of Multiple Killers

Evidence in the Long Island serial killer case suggests the possibility of multiple killers. The beliefs about the person committing these crimes have come under further scrutiny for several reasons. Varied remains and differing methods of body disposal cause authorities to question their previous beliefs about the serial killer; these new findings may prove that more than one killer is at work in the area.

According to Fox News, the Long Island serial killer may have taken 10 victims. The body parts of several women and a single child have been found along the beaches of Long Island. It is speculated that one of the women may have had a child with her when she was abducted, but another theory suggest a completely different murder may have left the child’s remains.

Local law enforcement agencies are hesitant to talk about the recent crime spree, but it is known that the first four victims sold personal escort services on craigslist. The first four victims were also found buried relatively close to each other and the bodies were found wrapped in burlap. The rest of the victims remains were found in various stages of decomposition and completion.

The common factors attributing to the first four victims suggest a serial killer, but new discoveries cause concern for more than a single killer. The story of the Long Island serial killer is far from complete, and the speculations will continue until further evidence is released.