Police Release Latest Gilgo Serial Killer Victim Sketch

Suffolk Police on Saturday released a sketch of one of the five yet-to-be-identified victims in the Gilgo serial killing case that involves eight women, a male and a toddler.

The composite drawing is of a female whose partial remains were found along Ocean Parkway in Nassau in April 2011, and on Blue Point Beach, near Davis Park on Fire Island in April 1996.

In late police released : one of an Asian male estimated to have been between 17 and 23 years old and a white female guessed to have been between 18 and 35 years old at the time of death.

At the same time the police provided photos of found with one woman and the toddler.

The began in December 2010 when a Suffolk police canine unit, out searching for , a 24-year-old escort who had gone missing in Oak Beach in May 2010, found a set of human remains along the parkway. Shortly after three more sets were found, and later in the Spring of 2011 six more remains were found.

Gilbert's were found and identified in mid December 2011 after extensive searching by police of Great South Bay marshland. Former Suffolk Police Commissioner Richard Dormer has stated investigators do not believe Gilbert's death is related to the serial killings, which he believes are the work of .

However, Suffolk County District Attorney Thomas Spota publicly stated he disagrees with the one-killer theory, and believes there may be two, possibly three, people responsible for the deaths of 10 victims spanning 15 years.

The investigation is by Homicide Squad detectives. Anyone with information on the investigation or the woman’s identity is asked to contact the Homicide Squad at 631-852-6392, or to call anonymously to Crime Stoppers at 1-800-220-TIPS. All calls will remain confidential.