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This was only the first of several grisly discoveries. All the victims were women, and all had been escorts on Craigslist. It began with the discovery, 10 years ago, of four bodies wrapped in burlap and discarded on a desolate stretch of Ocean Parkway near Gilgo Beach.
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More than an unsolved mystery, the case of the Long Island serial killer has been an investigation with next to no visible movement - a procedural that even the police, at times, seemed to want no part of. But there, in a video message released to the public on May 29, was Commissioner Geraldine Hart of the Suffolk County Police Department, standing behind a lectern and next to an American flag, making an announcement few people expected: a major break in a multiple-murder investigation that had confounded her predecessors for nearly a decade.
It was just a few days after Memorial Day - the start of a summer like no other, a pandemic shutting down all signs of life outside of homes and hospitals.
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