GROUPINGS
Between December 2010 and December 2011, eleven sets of remains (or partial remains) were discovered on Jones Island. The last remains were those of SG. These remains can be initially grouped into five separate fragments based on (dis)similarities for initial investigation.
A. Baby Doe because she is the only child;
B. Asian male because it is the only set of male remains;
C. ALC, MB, MBB and MW because their remains were all (reported) to have been wrapped in burlap;
D. Four sets of partial remains, and;
E. SG because she almost got away.
FRAGMENT A: Initially, Baby Doe could have simply been an abandoned child. Later DNA testing proved that Baby Doe was the child of one of the partial remains on Jones Island. It is not a stretch to assume baby Doe was with “mom” at the time of her demise. It is logical to add Baby Doe to FRAGMENT D (with her mother).
FRAGMENT B: The only male remains. Dressed in women’s clothes. Might have been advertising as an escort. Might have just been picked up ‘at the bar’. Might have been killed after true sex was discovered. Variously reported as “teeth removed” or “poor dental health”. To date, no DNA identification. Not enough detail available to the public to work with.
FRAGMENT C: The easiest. All four remains were reported “wrapped in burlap” placed within 1500 feet of each other. There were no reports that these victims were dismembered or that they were partial remain. All four disappeared within two years of each other. All Craigslist/Backpage escorts. Various revelations of “leave your cellphone behind”, “client is trustworthy”, “high paying client” and “don’t want/need a driver either way.” These were ‘newer’ and ‘intact’ victims. High likelihood they are victims of the same perpetrator(s).
FRAGMENT D: These four sets of remains began as unknowns. All four were dismembered with only partial remains on Jones Beach. Two were linked to partial remains previously found in Manorville and ultimately identified as VM and JT. Another matched partial to remains found on Blue Point Beach and referred to as Fire Island Jane Doe. The last set were matched to remains found previously in Rockville Center and known to be ‘Peaches’. It is further determined Peaches was the mother of Baby Doe. The first remains of these four victims were found in 1996 (two victims), 1997 and 2003. The Jones Beach remains had been in place for as long as 14 years prior to discovery. These are ‘older’ crimes.
FRAGMENT E: This piece is unique because it was relatively fresh and afforded a lot of investigatory promise because of witnesses, testimony, 911 tapes, dispatch tapes/logs, phone records, security video. For all intent and purpose, this case had a wealth of evidence not available to LE regarding the other ‘older’ victims recently discovered.
Some, or all, or none of these fragments (B through D) may or may not be related.
