Seriously? Do You have any idea just how many murder cases there are that are Unsolved? Im talking Every city, county, state, etc ...... there are over 35,000 in L.A. county alone that are Unsolved and You think EVERY name of deceased is going to be named!? PLus this is an old case, most of Yall FORGET about a killing, a serial killer, etc within a week or two! So, PLease spare me the shock, giving a dang about these killings!! All Yall had to do was Research about what happen in the 70s - 80s - 90s .......
Absolutely! Maybe that it’s taking so long is a clue in itself. Maybe law enforcement has a sinister connection. Are Native Americans part of these numbers? I’m glad I don’t really go back out to Long Island. What a shame.
My aunt, Theresa K Cerney, was murdered in North Amityville on Thanksgiving 1988. Her body was left outside near a shortcut path. Her case is still unsolved 💔
sorry for your loss. I was born in North Amityville and raised on LI and never knew about these cold cases. I pray that you get the answers you need for closure. ❤
A year before I was born- I was born in 1989. Wow smh 🤦🏽♀️ I pray she gets justice! I pray there will be answers to what happen and who at some point. Sending condolences to you and your family.
Sorry for your loss....were there any discussions with other families who had murdered relatives on LI about hiring a private investigator? seems like the cops are not equipped to solve these cases
Exactly! A number over 100 is insane. Just the fact that it’s 100 to begin with but over that, it’s shocking. A hardcore investigation is long over due. Give these women their justice.
I was born in -76, Im 48 now. Every year of my life, 2 or more ladies ended up on this plot of land. We women aint worth much. Thats jarring, uncomfortable thought.
If they added up all the murdered and missing women in North America since the 70s, were talking hundreds of thousands. They always keep it hush when it's an ongoing issue. Women here go missing every day. 😢😢😢
@@valeriewilliams1103 When the LISK-case started with the missing girl who called 911 and bodies began to pop up near daily, the police chief started to act hella weird, like refusing to ask FBI for help etc. Almost like he was covering for someone or at least did his best not to investigate, muddying the waters. He ended up getting fired for something else (cant remember what anymore), but he was corrupt. I have presumed ever since theres something more going on under the surface..
There are likely several perpetrators because if murders and disappearances of women have been happening since the 70's if it were just one man doing it then he would likely have been either too old or dead by the 2000's.
Some freaks prank called me about my missing cat for a year straight. There’s millions of sickos out there. I could never imagine doing that as a child. First thing that comes to mind is little freaks who have no one to love them so they seek out to harm others.
Calling the victims family as a prank?? How absolutely evil!! The first thing that comes to mind is its a police officer behind these crimes. He would know that no attention was given to this. He thought these people were trash- because he wasn't concerned where they were left especially so close to his comfort zone. I am willing to bet this demon is right under their noses❤❤❤❤❤
Yes---like the BTK killer hid for decades in his state. ITA...this could be the same type of individual or a group doing this. Prayers for the families that they get justice and some peace soon.
Yeah it is. Lived in NY,NJ,PA...WASHINGTON STATE, OREGON, AND NOW IDAHO. Femicide is real. We're all at risk. Many men hate women. Violence against women is subtley accepted. Men using women is common. Women will lose even more rights under trump'S anarchy. VOTE BLUE !!! VOTE FOR KAMALA!!!!!
Take a gander at Rochester’s colorful history of creating serial Killers. I can name 5 that was born, lived, or frequented Rochester at one point. Bianchi, Dahmer, Bundy, Shawcross, and the Double-initial serial killer.
I mean the Greater New York area is home to something like 20 million people, so by sheer numbers there's bound to be a number of serial killers running around.
I feel the online chat groups that focus on cold cases is excellent. They can research and share information with authorities. There are many intelligent and resourceful people and collectively they can come up with evidence.
There's no reason for most to be unidentified. We have the power to give them names with genetic genealogy. It also shouldn't take a woman being a wife, mother, etc.. It should be because they are humans who deserve respect and justice.
If their family never submitted samples to genealogy sites how can they match a dead loved one DUH, it’s comical how people just think dna identifies people. YOU NEED SOMETHING TO COMPARE THE DEADS DNA TO. Stop with the stupid it’s annoying
There is an epidemic of violence against and hatred toward women in this country and these murders need to be framed in that way. The fact that those departments don't have cold case units is evidence that the police departments do not view these murders as egregious and tragic.
Non factual statement. According to the FBI, 78% of homicide victims in America are Men. Women in America are one of the most protected peoples on the planet. Women have more rights than men and they have more Women specific (govt funded) assistance organizations (i.e., domestic violence victim support, homeless support, food support, housing assistance). Hell, I'm a disabled combat vet and American Women still get more benefits than me and male comrades of my ilk. Take that false narrative if 'American women are targeted in droves' somewhere else.
You have no idea how deep it goes. The movie HOSTEL isn't just a movie, it happens. There are elite killing clubs, but I won't go further, or they will delete my comments.
The police were “phenomenal” but all of these women’s killers haven’t being found. Ignoring the real issues with modern policing, this reads as incredibly callous hyperbole in the face of these unsolved cases.
@@vi9763too many egotistical dicks given power that they do not use with fairness or respect. Too many of them just collecting a check and using their authority to terrorize the civilians they are supposed to protect. You are literally watching a video explaining how the police have failed these victims and their families. It's more common than you think.
In the past without DNA and now familial DNA, without cameras everywhere, without cellphones GPS and with people using cash instead of debit cards, it was hard to solve these crimes even if the cops had a suspect.
This is heartbreaking and disturbing. With all of today's modern forensics, these cases should be solved. There are still 35 women unidentified which is unacceptable.
Sometimes there is justice. My neighbor around the corner from me was arrested and convicted about three years ago for the rape and murder of a woman about 40 years ago. You would not have pegged him as someone capable of that. I guess his stature was part of the reason why he seemed harmless. He was only about five foot two and very skinny.
@@bridget2934 sad but we women that live here on Long Island need to know about this. We need to be aware, be on alert and tell our daughters, families and friends. Any and all women. And they need to find who is doing this!!!!
Unifying and updating paperfiles to databases would be a good first step. A lot of places kept using paper logs for a long time, so i think it might be useful to feed old/new data into the researchable databases
@zapbutton8553 gee, is almost like we do have jobs we could be giving to immigrants. Data entry only has a high school requirement. They could be saving lives and seeking justice. What a waste of manpower.
Yes! I hope they do the work and find all his victims before rushing him to a trial and conviction. These victims and families need justice and closure ❤
It's definitely more than one. Most men detest wmen, and they are allowed by other men to do these heinous acts. The "good" men get to parlay off of these bad ones that at least they aren't like them, but it's the same with racısts. Being quiet, allowing it to happen without real repercussions, is just as bad as those committing the acts. Men create and uphold their laws, and they purposely are lax when it comes to violence against wmen. Female prisoners went up 800% in the last couple of decades, and most of them are wmen who defended themselves against a violent man..
Thank you for sharing this story. Growing up in Amityville during the 80s I feel like I dodged a bullet ,not only did I use to run away there were alot of serial killers at the that time I only know now because of social media and i follow alot of true crime and lisk now. I thank God and the angels watching over me. Sorry to the families who are still trying to find closure and thank you to the ladies and gentlemen still trying to help find closure on these cold cases on Long Island ❤ 🙏🏾🙏🏾 My brother was murdered in Copiague/Amityville July 27,2001 they were caught. My Uncle was murdered in Amityville January 2011. I DO understand the loss the anger the grief 🙏🏾🙏🏾
I hear you. I feel you. I just don’t want my kids to unalienable (auto correct but you know) themselves. I faked serious mental illness when I got in a terrible situation, thankfully it worked. The dude (turned out to be a knife carrier and professional boxer) called the police on me, cops LTAO. Then they told me quietly I’m lucky to be alive. Do what you gotta do. Don’t be polite. Never go to a second location.
the bad thing with that is that the statistics clearly show its more likely to harm a close member of your family than a perpetrator (due to accidents)
That’s a false sense of security, being drugged, or being overpowered from behind etc or sitting with a person who seems normal then they turn suddenly. The epidemic of violence against women is much more varied
@@AP-gb3eh when someone breaks down your door in the middle of the night and you have a gun readily available to stop the threat that’s a false sense of security? Being drugged and grabbed from behind happens when you’re not aware of your surroundings.
@@ssherrierable You are guaranteed a hard life, at the very least, by your attitude. Beyond despicable. Anyone can change their thinking though, you’ll be wise to, for your own sake in case you don’t care about anyone else.
There were an awful lot of homicides in the US in the late 70s, 80s, and 90s, especially in New York and Los Angeles, so there are a lot of tragic tales of people losing their lives or just coming up missing.
@@youforget1000thingsaday are you from Detroit? Growing up in and close to Detroit, yes there is violence and way too many children being shot through their homes from a stray bullet, BUT the initial targets/causes of violent crime are usually personal not random acts.
@@mermaid30019 yes social media is a gift and a curse. Spreads information quickly so violent crime feels widespread. But social media also helps to solve crime and help find missing people. Hopefully this video will help these families get some answers as well.
A friend of mine growing up, Theresa Fusco, was murdered and found in an ally in Lynbrook. The men who were found guilty were let free, why is no one searching for her killer/killers???? I think about her often, it's maddening.
@knittylane3016 Women and girls are more than our relationships. Emphasizing our worth only in relation to others is demeaning. We have intrinsic value, like male human beings.
none of those girls were engineers, doctors lawyers, accountants scientist, none of that. What they were was fortunate that needed a certain amount of money on a daily basis, and the only way of getting that was to sell their bodies, not every single one of them, but most of them. No one spoke for them. They were on the bottom ladder of our societies .to their families they were daughters mothers sisters and they were loved they were needed and they were wanted and now they are sadly missed. If they were doctors, lawyers accountants, such as such everyone in the Continental United States would’ve known of their missing simple
To put this into perspective, predominantly BÌàck neighborhoods all over this country have extreme LE surveillance. I mean cameras everywhere. On the traffic lights, at the stop signs, in the residential area, taking up space in the grass, solar powered, hybrid powered, etc. These cameras remain untouched and untampered with despite everyone knowing who put them up and why. It's funny because the places this type of video surveillance is needed never seem to have it. The places where children and women go missing and are harmed the most strangely don't have that type of surveillance. The Rex Heuermann's of the world don't have that type of surveillance. Perhaps we're putting up all these cameras in the wrong neighborhoods.
You sad person. Predominantly black neighborhoods have black politicians running the city or town. Predominantly black cities have black mayors, black city councilors, black police chiefs and black school superintentends.But you still have to blame someone else.
THANK you for shining a light on these cases. It's sad that they don't seem to have the resources nor empathy for the survivors. They all deserved answers, justice.
That Monster Rex is definitely good for some of these murders absolutely. The evil monster was operating for years. And he disposed of his victims women/innocent souls the same way. I have no doubt there are several monsters in that section of the country. Who ever he/they are, they need to pay for these crimes and bring some answers to these families. Blessings to the victims and may God bring peace to these families.
If those two large Police Departments don’t want a Cold Case Unit, why not hand cases off to neighboring cities & towns with lighter loads? Or train uniform officers to be detectives; heck even deputize criminal justice students (appeal lawyers often get law students involved)… do more!! Talk is cheap.
It sounds like the police forces are toxic (just want to harass living people) or they know something about the killers and some politicians reason kept them from investigating.
@@accessfashion💯 there's far more ppl than openings for these positions. It's a "funding" issue, aka priorities. Women's lives. It's simply not a priority.
Anyone could kill another person if the situation demanded it. But only someone who lacks what is most important in a human can kill this way. It is some empty, broken things and no one cared because the victims were black. Welcome to America.
They should hire a civilian team of investigators, lead by a cop as to keep the chain in tact. Maybe former investigators. RIP to the Ladies.not sure why this isn't more well known....
Right? It is 100 murders in a fairly peaceful area. The amount of resources spent on Gabby Petitos murder (murder is murder). Why weren’t they murders investigated? It looks like an inside job, or someone the police didn’t want to charge.
I keep getting the impression that this is,maybe not all, but mostly connected. Gilgo Beach included, and it's been going on for a long time. Somewhere there are police involved, if not prosecutors, and there is a group working together. Time will tell. The light is coming.
FYI: when I was younger, my friends and I hung out on Long Island ALOT. There are a lot of open and very deserted places on Long Island, especially near those extended areas near the many beaches (like Jones and Gilgo). It was sooo creepy even in daylight if one missed the turning for the beach entrance. I understand there are actually cameras up now all along these stretches now but they were not there in the 80s and 90s when my friends and I went to the beaches and discos. I am sure Rex H plus a few others like him are to blame for a significant portion of these poor victims.🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Plus no cell phones or GPS or anything to guide you or ask for help. I used to live in Suffolk county and I did not like all those bushy areas leading to Mountauk. It is spooky and with not many people around and those people were not even seen. I only went out at night with my boyfriend and only to urban areas around town.
@@TheSimmpleTruth We used to go to Gilgo beach a lot before one of the hurricanes washed the beach away. If you missed the turning, you had to drive way down the very deserted and very creepy causeway to turn around. And this was icky in the morning or afternoon. Wow.
@@ccasey1904 I only went to the beach in Montauk once, Once to the beach of Stony Brook, another time went another one on the south side that I don’t remember (30 years ago) and the pier of Port Jefferson. I knew there sharks at those beaches and I even found shark egg shells, so I stopped going. I am a chicken, I know, but better a live chicken than a dead brave lion.
I used to hang out at the OBI in the late 80's early 90's. Driving home on a Sunday evening down Ocean Pkwy it was pitch black and super creepy. Rex lived 2 towns from me. Passed his block on the way to my step dads house. When the news hit, I was sick to my stomach knowing that I drove by Gilgo for years and those poor souls were there. RIP to all those victims. 😢
@TheSimmpleTruth Gilgo beach was right past beach 6 for Jones Beach so it’s quite a number of miles away from Montauk. I did see sharks VERY close to shore on the overcast day when I went to Montauk. It’s being overcast was the only reason I was NOT in the water and then standing and walking on the shore I saw the double fins maybe 10 feet from me. Oh wow.
It just sounds like LI police are lazy and don't care. They only recently got a cold case unit for crying out loud. Someone said they wouldn't be surprised if the culprit was the police. I kind of agree.
That is VERY DISTURBING. I hope this helps bring awareness, why can't the State or Federal Government start a special task force just to cover these 100 unsolved murders ?
I think the killer lives in the neighborhood/area. He/she got conmfortable after police didn't find anything (or bothered looking for her). Not even 4 minutes in and I'm so pissed. This is seemingly a bunch of cases of neglect on the part of the police.
I don't think they are neglected - Just like the woman said, they don't have enough man power - And when a new case comes in, they have to drop the cold case - around and around they go ... nothing gets done
I think maybe but I think it's a cop. He would know if any attention was given to this and was comfortable in his zone. If it was a truck driver he would probably be a local truck driver because of so many bodies found in the immediate area an interstate truck driver wouldn't continue to dump bodies in that small circle traveling state to state with a dead body in the back of his truck I mean nothing is impossible but I really feel like it's a cop whoever it is it's that person is right under their nose and knows exactly what's going on
It’s been for decades women have been violated , abused and murdered. For many years, the kids who called that family and prank will meet their karma. How mean and cruel to do that to a grieving and traumatic mother!! But - to exist as a woman in this society no matter the race is scary , 😱 I mean very scary. We cannot walk, run, jog, go to work, go out. Get in Ubers nothing. It’s heartbreaking. 💔 I wonder for the Tanya Rush case if that would be solved cause with DNA was a thing in 2008, and has evolved even more til this day. They need to get on that case and wonder who she was involved with. But then again she could be the victim of a serial killer and we know who the usual suspects are ..
Let’s be honest the police probably ignored some of these cases because as far as I can see everyone seems to come from a work class family. I’m pretty sure there are some romantic partners that are the perpetrators. I definitely believe that there is also a serial killer or a few at work here. Police stations need to start treating all victims the same.
I am sorry for your heartbreak. I was a 20 year old in 1976, and can’t imagine all of those years and experiences just gone, when they all deserved to live. I remember the 70s as being quite free from fear, and never thought of anyone causing me harm. I guess I was just a foolish girl. We all thought we were safe. I hope one day you can find peace. ❤
Samuel Little (né McDowell; June 7, 1940 - December 30, 2020) was an American serial killer of women who confessed to committing 93 murders between 1970 and 2005.[5] The Federal Bureau of Investigation's Violent Criminal Apprehension Program has confirmed his involvement in at least 60 murders, the largest number of confirmed victims for any serial killer in American history.[2][6][7][8][9][10] Little provided sketches for over twenty-six of his victims although not all have been linked to known murders.[1][11][12]. Now, while many are White, Mr. Little has a huge count of bodies. This is about WOMEN being wiped out, stay on topic or stay in your lane.
I'm from Long Island. Nassau and Suffolk Counties combined have a population of three million. The Island is 120 miles long and about 20 miles wide. Over 50 years, we're talking two of these murders annually. I don't know how to this compares to other, similar populations.
I'm amazed the FBI hasn't not gotten involved, if they are, this killer is definitely like a Zodiac type.. he knows the system and could be law enforcement.. there's not other excuse for this person(s) to have gotten away with this for this long.
The FBI unfortunately is useless they investigate what they want to you’re literally fucked ask those young gymnastic girls who were being molested by that doctor they went to the FBI for help. They didn’t do a thorough investigation and he went on to continue raping and molesting those girls. The public is fucked if you need the FBI for anything.
Think of all the angry men who can’t find women to cook and clean for them who will also submit to their physical requirements Needle in haystack, unfortunately.
@@marlyb176 My point is that over 40% of the men in this country can’t find women who will have them. I suspect that this is why so many women are found dead on the side of the road.
They're likely men committing these murders, obviously. The motivation has to be rooted deeply in misogyny and perhaps even an emotional response from female rejection.@marlyb176
@@RAJOHN-ke7mc Samuel Little (né McDowell; June 7, 1940 - December 30, 2020) was an American serial killer of women who confessed to committing 93 murders between 1970 and 2005.[5] The Federal Bureau of Investigation's Violent Criminal Apprehension Program has confirmed his involvement in at least 60 murders, the largest number of confirmed victims for any serial killer in American history.[2][6][7][8][9][10] Little provided sketches for over twenty-six of his victims although not all have been linked to known murders.[1][11][12]. Now, while many are White, Mr. Little has a huge count of bodies. This is about WOMEN being wiped out, stay on topic or stay in your lane.
Dear Monetary Gain, Verizon call centers and garages are an irk and ire. They are dregs in the mire. The affirmative assertive rule in the office -- to taunt and trap -- but use the same exit doors to tramp the sidewalks that their stiletto's gait -- to *re-find* the meek men's most regurgitating thoughts of hate.
I pray every single day for the “Missing.” Because, I don’t believe anyone is really missing. It pains my heart, so I pray to Our , their Heavenly Father. He knows exactly what’s happening, happened and what will be. May they be found and reconciled to their families. Jesus, I trust in You.
Not gonna lie - the last time I visited LI, I had a feeling in my gut telling me it'd be safer to take a taxi back home as opposed to the commuter train.....have been an NYC resident for almost 2 decades but never heard of all these homicides before.
There's a big empty zone in the middle of the map, which may indicate the killer(s) live in that area and dont want to dump bodies near their place of residence.... I suggest any of these families contact a medium to help communicate with the victims and see if there is one or multiple killers. Only the families or the police department would be accepted by the medium practicener.
Ladies PLEASE learn the signs of narcissistic behavior OR when a man you don't know talks you into coming with him anywhere. If you're being followed, drive right to a police station. ALWAYS pray for protection from God and His angels.
As a former "military brat", I speak on earnest when I say that I anchored myself in a populated crazy city NYC for a reason such as this. Imagine all those acres and acres of grain in the Midwest or otherwise where nobody will ever see/find you. I also suspect law enforcement officers. After all, they are people too and potential predators .
No sting operation? And he probably visits the bodies
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It’s technology yrs ago that could record. Why hasn’t police caught anyone!???? Beware because of people who are the community are trusted by others. Never heard anything about this before
I dont think any case should ever go cold because there’s always the chance they can be solved you have to keep that option open for the victims & those that love them.
Damn what are police doing about this and imagine how many people have been killed since and up too current date but war on Drugs incarcerated so many for nonviolent crimes.
There is something so vile about murder. It is such an entitled cruel act there is no justification. The deficit in the murderers personality is something else.
Why are we just hearing about this ? Over 100 women ? That is disgraceful.
Kamala is killing 300 American Citizens each and every day the border is open. Why is that not news???
Ditto
Seriously? Do You have any idea just how many murder cases there are that are Unsolved? Im talking Every city, county, state, etc ...... there are over 35,000 in L.A. county alone that are Unsolved and You think EVERY name of deceased is going to be named!? PLus this is an old case, most of Yall FORGET about a killing, a serial killer, etc within a week or two! So, PLease spare me the shock, giving a dang about these killings!! All Yall had to do was Research about what happen in the 70s - 80s - 90s .......
That's why they are called COLD CASES!!! Watch the video
@@Lightningslick because unfortunately we are women...💜
For heaven's sake, call in the feds. You've had a serial killer for 50 years, averaging about 2 kills a year. Similar victims. Get a profiler!
Absolutely! Maybe that it’s taking so long is a clue in itself. Maybe law enforcement has a sinister connection. Are Native Americans part of these numbers? I’m glad I don’t really go back out to Long Island. What a shame.
It's probably someone in law enforcement who committed these murders
@@CRYST4L47or a politician.
@@CRYST4L47that’s what I was thinking. This is someone who knows the law and possibly work or have worked in this career before.
Probably several serial killers.
My aunt, Theresa K Cerney, was murdered in North Amityville on Thanksgiving 1988. Her body was left outside near a shortcut path. Her case is still unsolved 💔
sorry for your loss. I was born in North Amityville and raised on LI and never knew about these cold cases. I pray that you get the answers you need for closure. ❤
A year before I was born- I was born in 1989. Wow smh 🤦🏽♀️ I pray she gets justice! I pray there will be answers to what happen and who at some point. Sending condolences to you and your family.
*My Condolences* 🙏
Sorry for your loss....were there any discussions with other families who had murdered relatives on LI about hiring a private investigator? seems like the cops are not equipped to solve these cases
May the Light shine on your Auntie’s case✨
Exposure to all that is hidden✨
Exactly! A number over 100 is insane. Just the fact that it’s 100 to begin with but over that, it’s shocking. A hardcore investigation is long over due. Give these women their justice.
I was born in -76, Im 48 now. Every year of my life, 2 or more ladies ended up on this plot of land. We women aint worth much. Thats jarring, uncomfortable thought.
What a psychopath! I suspect a group of psychopaths, maybe brothers, or classmates.
That is insane. It's someone on the police force that's a serial killer or the son of a cop, or politician.
If they added up all the murdered and missing women in North America since the 70s, were talking hundreds of thousands. They always keep it hush when it's an ongoing issue. Women here go missing every day. 😢😢😢
@@valeriewilliams1103 When the LISK-case started with the missing girl who called 911 and bodies began to pop up near daily, the police chief started to act hella weird, like refusing to ask FBI for help etc. Almost like he was covering for someone or at least did his best not to investigate, muddying the waters. He ended up getting fired for something else (cant remember what anymore), but he was corrupt. I have presumed ever since theres something more going on under the surface..
The perpetrator is probably still living like nothing happened I hope justice is served eventually.
There are likely several perpetrators because if murders and disappearances of women have been happening since the 70's if it were just one man doing it then he would likely have been either too old or dead by the 2000's.
@@shemeciahaskell-fk2bd I don’t believe it’s multiple people this perpetrator has distinct habits of how he leaves his victims.
Yeah and probably did that too many other girls too
Wonder how many of the murderers are men?
@@shemeciahaskell-fk2bd the perpetrator could have easily been a teenager in the 70’s and now currently in his sixties which is not that old.
If kids called to prank a family that is going through a tragedy, I hope that they understand what "karma" means. Despicable little monsters.
Karma doesn't exist...it just a concept created to make you feel good when you're wronged
@jessycavalentine4866 karma does exist. It also always comes back around good or bad
Oh that’s normal here people are sooooo entitled and disgusting
Oh that’s normal here people are entitled and rude
@@jessycavalentine4866most definitely does exist. Also we as adults can hand off karma to our children from the good or bad we do.
Who would call a grieving family as a prank?! What an evil vile thing to do. Just disgusting.
Some freaks prank called me about my missing cat for a year straight. There’s millions of sickos out there. I could never imagine doing that as a child. First thing that comes to mind is little freaks who have no one to love them so they seek out to harm others.
Men die everyday at crazier rates. Who cares if 100 have died over 40 years. lol
@@charro028 Men die everyday at crazier rates. Who cares if 100 have died over 40 years. lol
Little demon seeds. The kind that will be washed up in the floods soon enough
@@-MaryPoppins- that’s so gross. The thing is you have to think of it AND then do it. Ppl are honestly the spawn of the devil at this point.
Wow! That was my friends sister who was killed & burned. I still to this day pray they get justice. I pray all the women get justice🙏🏽❤️🙏🏽
Wow, sorry to hear. It must be so hard for her to move on. How awful.
😥😢💔💔 wishing you all peace and healing❤️🩹❤️🩹🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
No money sent $100 trillion to Ukraine 👍🏿👍🏿🇺🇸
All will be revealed in 2024
@@latoshajoynes8126 💜💜💜💜
Calling the victims family as a prank??
How absolutely evil!!
The first thing that comes to mind is its a police officer behind these crimes. He would know that no attention was given to this. He thought these people were trash- because he wasn't concerned where they were left especially so close to his comfort zone. I am willing to bet this demon is right under their noses❤❤❤❤❤
The LI serial killer did that. :/
You'd have been from or lived in nyc many years to understand that it is possible it could be law enforcement @mashakalinkina7207
@@mashakalinkina7207 I was just going to say this reminds me of he LISK
I think this is a valid thought. It won’t be the first time. 😢
Yes---like the BTK killer hid for decades in his state. ITA...this could be the same type of individual or a group doing this. Prayers for the families that they get justice and some peace soon.
Based on the last serial killer found in Long Island, there seems to be an awful lot of serial killers working in such a small area.
Lots of targets. Lots of dumping grounds. How many were just dumped in the ocean? It’s like the PNW.
Yeah it is. Lived in NY,NJ,PA...WASHINGTON STATE, OREGON, AND NOW IDAHO. Femicide is real. We're all at risk. Many men hate women. Violence against women is subtley accepted. Men using women is common. Women will lose even more rights under trump'S anarchy. VOTE BLUE !!! VOTE FOR KAMALA!!!!!
Take a gander at Rochester’s colorful history of creating serial Killers. I can name 5 that was born, lived, or frequented Rochester at one point. Bianchi, Dahmer, Bundy, Shawcross, and the Double-initial serial killer.
To @basicallyno1722: It’s my guess that the killers are just DUMPING bodies in that area because they feel safe doing so. Word gets around hmmm?
I mean the Greater New York area is home to something like 20 million people, so by sheer numbers there's bound to be a number of serial killers running around.
I feel the online chat groups that focus on cold cases is excellent. They can research and share information with authorities. There are many intelligent and resourceful people and collectively they can come up with evidence.
We be
Edvthat all over ,,as avspecial dept,,since these creeps travel..😊😊l..
Crowd sourcing can do so much. There are a lot of retired law officers who could help too.
There's no reason for most to be unidentified. We have the power to give them names with genetic genealogy. It also shouldn't take a woman being a wife, mother, etc.. It should be because they are humans who deserve respect and justice.
Exactly.
right on ❤
Sounds like the "public" doesn't want to spend the money. However, it is not being sold to them as important either.
Exactly…with men it isn’t considered the role they play to another, just the fact they’re a person
If their family never submitted samples to genealogy sites how can they match a dead loved one DUH, it’s comical how people just think dna identifies people. YOU NEED SOMETHING TO COMPARE THE DEADS DNA TO. Stop with the stupid it’s annoying
There is an epidemic of violence against and hatred toward women in this country and these murders need to be framed in that way. The fact that those departments don't have cold case units is evidence that the police departments do not view these murders as egregious and tragic.
Rt! I remember only a few cases were made priority & it still took push fm loved ones for them to do their job
You mean the world! Child marriages (abuse), female genital mutilation (abuse), domestic violence in ither forms vpbeyond physical.
The fact that men are the perpetrators displays how much hate for us than we can know.
@@lindasimons691yes. 128 women out of 160 million in the US is proof of systemic woman hate! 😂😂😂 That is ridiculous. Grow up
Non factual statement. According to the FBI, 78% of homicide victims in America are Men. Women in America are one of the most protected peoples on the planet. Women have more rights than men and they have more Women specific (govt funded) assistance organizations (i.e., domestic violence victim support, homeless support, food support, housing assistance). Hell, I'm a disabled combat vet and American Women still get more benefits than me and male comrades of my ilk. Take that false narrative if 'American women are targeted in droves' somewhere else.
The fact thats theres been no higher investigation makes me wonder of it isn't someone(s) within or adjacent to law enforcement
I have a feeling it’s a police officer there’s no way
🎯💯
Yep.. I thought that as well.
You have no idea how deep it goes. The movie HOSTEL isn't just a movie, it happens. There are elite killing clubs, but I won't go further, or they will delete my comments.
Not just an officer but people who can help cover up and hide paperwork.
@@beasaroseco5840 it's organized
😢 The country is sick. It's hard to find joy in our society.
🗽Amen there!⛲
So true…
THIS!!! 🗣️💯🗣️
Joy is found in the Lord.
@@fruitofthespiritgalatians5856
I was hoping someone had shared this TRUTH. ❤
I can't imagine how it feels to live your life not knowing who killed your loved one, or where your loved one is
The police were “phenomenal” but all of these women’s killers haven’t being found. Ignoring the real issues with modern policing, this reads as incredibly callous hyperbole in the face of these unsolved cases.
Serious question: What are some of the issues with policing?
@@vi9763that they are involved in a satanic cult and ritualistically murdering people for the elite
@@vi9763harassment of folks minding their business.
@@vi9763too many egotistical dicks given power that they do not use with fairness or respect. Too many of them just collecting a check and using their authority to terrorize the civilians they are supposed to protect. You are literally watching a video explaining how the police have failed these victims and their families. It's more common than you think.
In the past without DNA and now familial DNA, without cameras everywhere, without cellphones GPS and with people using cash instead of debit cards, it was hard to solve these crimes even if the cops had a suspect.
This is heartbreaking and disturbing. With all of today's modern forensics, these cases should be solved. There are still 35 women unidentified which is unacceptable.
I'm sure they could've tried DNA matching through a criminal registry. These police ain't trying to solve a damn thing.
@@swannoir7949Yeah this is completely unacceptable like you said
Agree. They should make DNA testing cheaper and available automatically for all cold cases for genealogy identification and for suspects.
Sometimes there is justice. My neighbor around the corner from me was arrested and convicted about three years ago for the rape and murder of a woman about 40 years ago. You would not have pegged him as someone capable of that. I guess his stature was part of the reason why he seemed harmless. He was only about five foot two and very skinny.
If the victim were my child, that wouldn't feel like justice.
The Green River killer lived in my area, shopped at the local grocery. Very ordinary- looking.
Stature has nothing to do with the urge to kill.
i don’t know how these people live with themselves
So sad glad you are highlighting this horrific situation.
@@bridget2934 sad but we women that live here on Long Island need to know about this. We need to be aware, be on alert and tell our daughters, families and friends. Any and all women. And they need to find who is doing this!!!!
Part of problem is having thousands of separate Police Departments. Why not create a Joint/Unified Cold Case Foece?
Unifying and updating paperfiles to databases would be a good first step.
A lot of places kept using paper logs for a long time, so i think it might be useful to feed old/new data into the researchable databases
@zapbutton8553 gee, is almost like we do have jobs we could be giving to immigrants. Data entry only has a high school requirement. They could be saving lives and seeking justice. What a waste of manpower.
Male violence is a national health concern, we need to raise better men
But they expect you to fight a war and take a life, think about that
Who told you it was a male that did it?Why couldn't be a female?Unless they found proof
@@dreamer6508who
@patmcstuff671 - amen, sister 🤚🏾
It's their nature. It's why they excuse/condone violence.
It makes you wonder how many Rex Heuerman is responsible for. He's probably been active in the area for a long time.
Exactly
Yes! I hope they do the work and find all his victims before rushing him to a trial and conviction. These victims and families need justice and closure ❤
It's definitely more than one. Most men detest wmen, and they are allowed by other men to do these heinous acts. The "good" men get to parlay off of these bad ones that at least they aren't like them, but it's the same with racısts. Being quiet, allowing it to happen without real repercussions, is just as bad as those committing the acts. Men create and uphold their laws, and they purposely are lax when it comes to violence against wmen. Female prisoners went up 800% in the last couple of decades, and most of them are wmen who defended themselves against a violent man..
Facts
I’m thinking the same thing
Thank you for sharing this story. Growing up in Amityville during the 80s I feel like I dodged a bullet ,not only did I use to run away there were alot of serial killers at the that time I only know now because of social media and i follow alot of true crime and lisk now. I thank God and the angels watching over me. Sorry to the families who are still trying to find closure and thank you to the ladies and gentlemen still trying to help find closure on these cold cases on Long Island ❤ 🙏🏾🙏🏾 My brother was murdered in Copiague/Amityville July 27,2001 they were caught. My Uncle was murdered in Amityville January 2011. I DO understand the loss the anger the grief 🙏🏾🙏🏾
I am so sorry 😔.
I am so sorry for your losses.
@@shaniquaterry1996 I’m so sorry for the loss of your brother and uncle. I can’t imagine what you are going through.
@@shaniquaterry1996 my deepest condolences! How horrible. May they Rest In Peace. Did they catch who murdered your uncle?
God bless you from a lady living on Long Island.
Pack that heat ladies. Much better to be judged by 12 than carried by 6. 🙏🏿🕊️
I hear you. I feel you. I just don’t want my kids to unalienable (auto correct but you know) themselves. I faked serious mental illness when I got in a terrible situation, thankfully it worked. The dude (turned out to be a knife carrier and professional boxer) called the police on me, cops LTAO. Then they told me quietly I’m lucky to be alive. Do what you gotta do. Don’t be polite. Never go to a second location.
the bad thing with that is that the statistics clearly show its more likely to harm a close member of your family than a perpetrator (due to accidents)
This.
That’s a false sense of security, being drugged, or being overpowered from behind etc or sitting with a person who seems normal then they turn suddenly. The epidemic of violence against women is much more varied
@@AP-gb3eh when someone breaks down your door in the middle of the night and you have a gun readily available to stop the threat that’s a false sense of security? Being drugged and grabbed from behind happens when you’re not aware of your surroundings.
They never found out who raped and murdered my friend’s daughter.
It was probably you
I'm so sorry to hear.
@@ssherrierable, how horrible, rude, disrespectful, and hateful. I'm just gonna guess that you're on the tolerant left, politically speaking.
@@kayecaban5324
Bringing politics into your comment made it just as stupid as the one you were commenting on.
@@ssherrierable You are guaranteed a hard life, at the very least, by your attitude. Beyond despicable. Anyone can change their thinking though, you’ll be wise to, for your own sake in case you don’t care about anyone else.
Those kids making prank calls and playing with someone’s pain
It’s just PURE EVIL ! DISGUSTING
There were an awful lot of homicides in the US in the late 70s, 80s, and 90s, especially in New York and Los Angeles, so there are a lot of tragic tales of people losing their lives or just coming up missing.
You are absolutely correct! But people today will swear that today is more violent! It’s not even close!
Detroit too.
@@youforget1000thingsaday are you from Detroit? Growing up in and close to Detroit, yes there is violence and way too many children being shot through their homes from a stray bullet, BUT the initial targets/causes of violent crime are usually personal not random acts.
@@Cootiequeenonly difference now is we have social media and many suspects are getting younger and younger.
@@mermaid30019 yes social media is a gift and a curse. Spreads information quickly so violent crime feels widespread. But social media also helps to solve crime and help find missing people. Hopefully this video will help these families get some answers as well.
Rex Heuerman born in 1964. a 6 foot ogre by the age of 12 years old. born raised lived in Long Island.
A short websearch showed they added more murders to his count this year, so it is possible there were a lot more
A friend of mine growing up, Theresa Fusco, was murdered and found in an ally in Lynbrook. The men who were found guilty were let free, why is no one searching for her killer/killers???? I think about her often, it's maddening.
Do you mean that someone was wrongfully found guilty and then set free?
@@kathywright6853
@kathywright6853 from what I understand, yes, due to DNA testing. So sad that her killer/killers have never been found. I'm so sorry for your loss.
@@kathywright6853, I hate false accusations.
Housewives, mothers, sisters, daughters??? How about physicians, professors, accountants, childcare workers and engineers? Women are not stereotypes.
I think they were emphasizing relationships…
@knittylane3016 Women and girls are more than our relationships. Emphasizing our worth only in relation to others is demeaning. We have intrinsic value, like male human beings.
@@blueprairiedog I absolutely agree.
none of those girls were engineers, doctors lawyers, accountants scientist, none of that. What they were was fortunate that needed a certain amount of money on a daily basis, and the only way of getting that was to sell their bodies, not every single one of them, but most of them. No one spoke for them. They were on the bottom ladder of our societies .to their families they were daughters mothers sisters and they were loved they were needed and they were wanted and now they are sadly missed. If they were doctors, lawyers accountants, such as such everyone in the Continental United States would’ve known of their missing simple
@Packyboy They were women. How do you know about their lives if you don't even know they weren't (all) children?
To prank call a mother about her daughter death is demonic
Shannon Merry missing since 2013 from Long Island. Never forgotten.
Rest in peace all these ladies May god be with them all
The dead 💀 don't rest. The living does. 😳
Cause he sure wasn't with them when they really needed help.
@@lauracook2810 💜💜💜
To put this into perspective, predominantly BÌàck neighborhoods all over this country have extreme LE surveillance.
I mean cameras everywhere. On the traffic lights, at the stop signs, in the residential area, taking up space in the grass, solar powered, hybrid powered, etc.
These cameras remain untouched and untampered with despite everyone knowing who put them up and why.
It's funny because the places this type of video surveillance is needed never seem to have it.
The places where children and women go missing and are harmed the most strangely don't have that type of surveillance.
The Rex Heuermann's of the world don't have that type of surveillance.
Perhaps we're putting up all these cameras in the wrong neighborhoods.
Or the cops lose it or make excuses.
Always the bias perspective that only minorities commit crimes, white people are always “innocent”.
You sad person. Predominantly black neighborhoods have black politicians running the city or town. Predominantly black cities have black mayors, black city councilors, black police chiefs and black school superintentends.But you still have to blame someone else.
I feel so sad for the daughters of Tanya Rush 💔I pray you get some answers in this lifetime ❤️
@@f22cc65 I felt very sad too. I think som day they will have justice, in this world or another.
We should be worrying about inflation!!! 😳
@@alphaomega1351 I can be worried about inflation AND feel sad for two daughters who miss their mother, yes.
@@alphaomega1351uhhh I swear people like you are truly ignorant.
@@alphaomega1351sounds like you are who they looking for.
Absolutely crazy how many men have gotten away with murder.
THANK you for shining a light on these cases. It's sad that they don't seem to have the resources nor empathy for the survivors. They all deserved answers, justice.
That Monster Rex is definitely good for some of these murders absolutely. The evil monster was operating for years. And he disposed of his victims women/innocent souls the same way. I have no doubt there are several monsters in that section of the country. Who ever he/they are, they need to pay for these crimes and bring some answers to these families. Blessings to the victims and may God bring peace to these families.
That's the first name that popped in my mind
Nick Bryant's interview with attorney John Ray about LISK is a must listen to.
If those two large Police Departments don’t want a Cold Case Unit, why not hand cases off to neighboring cities & towns with lighter loads? Or train uniform officers to be detectives; heck even deputize criminal justice students (appeal lawyers often get law students involved)… do more!! Talk is cheap.
There has to be people that want to do the job.
It sounds like the police forces are toxic (just want to harass living people) or they know something about the killers and some politicians reason kept them from investigating.
@@accessfashion💯 there's far more ppl than openings for these positions. It's a "funding" issue, aka priorities. Women's lives. It's simply not a priority.
Cops don’t care, they themselves are bias against women and minorities. Very corrupted!
Either that orFBI takes over
These stories are so sad! I don’t understand why anyone could kill another human being ❤ bless all these families
@@rhonapeterson514 pure evil
Wicked demons
Anyone could kill another person if the situation demanded it. But only someone who lacks what is most important in a human can kill this way. It is some empty, broken things and no one cared because the victims were black. Welcome to America.
Satan
@@zoponex3224 In Texas killing field the victims were most often white women and yet the police couldn't have care less...
They should hire a civilian team of investigators, lead by a cop as to keep the chain in tact. Maybe former investigators. RIP to the Ladies.not sure why this isn't more well known....
Right? It is 100 murders in a fairly peaceful area. The amount of resources spent on Gabby Petitos murder (murder is murder). Why weren’t they murders investigated? It looks like an inside job, or someone the police didn’t want to charge.
@@pearpo They ALWAYS give lots of attention to pretty, middle class blondes. While indigenous women, black women, and see workers are ignored.
@@pearpo multiple killers, little evidence, and poor and black victims.
With the property taxes on L.I. and they dont get better policing...thats another crime...where is all their money going?
That’s why Long Island is serial killlll3r kop island, it’s a whole crime and money laundering syndicate
They leave them outdoors because they know police won't spend too much time investigating the murder of women.
Maybe the killer is a police and he knew they won't investigate
They don’t they only want the big drug kingpins so they can steal their money once they bust them
I keep getting the impression that this is,maybe not all, but mostly connected. Gilgo Beach included, and it's been going on for a long time. Somewhere there are police involved, if not prosecutors, and there is a group working together. Time will tell. The light is coming.
FYI: when I was younger, my friends and I hung out on Long Island ALOT. There are a lot of open and very deserted places on Long Island, especially near those extended areas near the many beaches (like Jones and Gilgo). It was sooo creepy even in daylight if one missed the turning for the beach entrance. I understand there are actually cameras up now all along these stretches now but they were not there in the 80s and 90s when my friends and I went to the beaches and discos. I am sure Rex H plus a few others like him are to blame for a significant portion of these poor victims.🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Plus no cell phones or GPS or anything to guide you or ask for help. I used to live in Suffolk county and I did not like all those bushy areas leading to Mountauk. It is spooky and with not many people around and those people were not even seen. I only went out at night with my boyfriend and only to urban areas around town.
@@TheSimmpleTruth We used to go to Gilgo beach a lot before one of the hurricanes washed the beach away. If you missed the turning, you had to drive way down the very deserted and very creepy causeway to turn around. And this was icky in the morning or afternoon. Wow.
@@ccasey1904 I only went to the beach in Montauk once, Once to the beach of Stony Brook, another time went another one on the south side that I don’t remember (30 years ago) and the pier of Port Jefferson. I knew there sharks at those beaches and I even found shark egg shells, so I stopped going. I am a chicken, I know, but better a live chicken than a dead brave lion.
I used to hang out at the OBI in the late 80's early 90's. Driving home on a Sunday evening down Ocean Pkwy it was pitch black and super creepy. Rex lived 2 towns from me. Passed his block on the way to my step dads house. When the news hit, I was sick to my stomach knowing that I drove by Gilgo for years and those poor souls were there. RIP to all those victims. 😢
@TheSimmpleTruth Gilgo beach was right past beach 6 for Jones Beach so it’s quite a number of miles away from
Montauk. I did see sharks VERY close to shore on the overcast day when I went to Montauk. It’s being overcast was the only reason I was NOT in the water and then standing and walking on the shore I saw the double fins maybe 10 feet from
me. Oh wow.
I hope these families get answers and justice for their loved ones.
Listen to this people trying to justify why cold cases don't deserve attention. Shameful.
It just sounds like LI police are lazy and don't care. They only recently got a cold case unit for crying out loud. Someone said they wouldn't be surprised if the culprit was the police. I kind of agree.
That is not what i have heard. I haven’t heard anyone say they don’t deserve attention.
0:37 let that sink in. 128 since 1976, murdered, left outside
Protect women at all costs 🙏🏾
I'm sure they all claimed christianity. Looks like it's god's will. 😳
That is such a pointless comment.
So you expect a bunch of random strangers from TH-cam to protect women. That is incredibly naive
The more prudent advice would be for women to stop reproducing the killers of other women.
Protect yourself and yours only. I AIN'T PROTECTING NOBODY
@@onceagain6184 right. Just a damn 💩🤡
He is probably a police officer he wants people to see his work sick that why he leaves the body out in the open 😢😢
We have a serial killer that has never been found. Detectives need to do better to protect us women.
Or fired incompetence
How do you know it isn't a detective doing it or LEO?? 🤔
This is awful and it's obvious they don't give a darn about the people slaughtered nor their families!!!
That is VERY DISTURBING. I hope this helps bring awareness, why can't the State or Federal Government start a special task force just to cover these 100 unsolved murders ?
I think the killer lives in the neighborhood/area. He/she got conmfortable after police didn't find anything (or bothered looking for her). Not even 4 minutes in and I'm so pissed. This is seemingly a bunch of cases of neglect on the part of the police.
I don't think they are neglected - Just like the woman said, they don't have enough man power - And when a new case comes in, they have to drop the cold case - around and around they go ... nothing gets done
They may already have him .. Rex
Long Island serial killer.
They caught that guy. He's only connected to 4 or 5 murders. This is way bigger than that.
More like three generations of serial killers given the time frames involved.
Or, Long Island is a dumping ground?
Just shows you how incompetent the cops are there. The fact that these case are STILL unsolved is criminal
I hope they find out The Truth and get Justice and closure 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Ase to the daughters and mothers who's lives were senselessly taken. May you and your families find peace and justice.❤🙏🏾❤🕯
I suspect truck drivers
Yt truck drivers! 🤷🏽♂️
I think maybe but I think it's a cop. He would know if any attention was given to this and was comfortable in his zone. If it was a truck driver he would probably be a local truck driver because of so many bodies found in the immediate area an interstate truck driver wouldn't continue to dump bodies in that small circle traveling state to state with a dead body in the back of his truck I mean nothing is impossible but I really feel like it's a cop whoever it is it's that person is right under their nose and knows exactly what's going on
Am a truck driver and yes it's highly possible
Strongly agree. Big $.
@@Jmanmysonpossibly both
Why is there no CCU? Let’s start the research right there.
Exactly!
It all comes down to MONEY. Feel free to pay for it. Better yet, why not apply for a job in LE? Lots of open jobs right now.
It’s been for decades women have been violated , abused and murdered. For many years, the kids who called that family and prank will meet their karma. How mean and cruel to do that to a grieving and traumatic mother!! But - to exist as a woman in this society no matter the race is scary , 😱 I mean very scary. We cannot walk, run, jog, go to work, go out. Get in Ubers nothing. It’s heartbreaking. 💔 I wonder for the Tanya Rush case if that would be solved cause with DNA was a thing in 2008, and has evolved even more til this day. They need to get on that case and wonder who she was involved with. But then again she could be the victim of a serial killer and we know who the usual suspects are ..
The usual suspects are white men.
We have to be responsible for our own protection and that of family and friends.
Terrifying to think that so many people capable of murder are loose among the populace, free to kill again and again, and we don’t know who they are.
Under the right circumstances, EVERYONE is capable of murder.
USA is horrific when it comes to serial killers
USA is horrific in a lot more ways than serial killers honey.
Where do I start?
no, no, no honey.
Multi-Murderers are more common in South America, but thats so prolific, its almost seen as "normal"
@@bevs9995 Two wrong don't make one right... As we use to say in Sweden❤️
These crimes are typically committed by white males that have a long history of serial killing and sexually violating women.
What's the population of Sweden? What are the privacy laws like? Context is critical.
Let’s be honest the police probably ignored some of these cases because as far as I can see everyone seems to come from a work class family. I’m pretty sure there are some romantic partners that are the perpetrators. I definitely believe that there is also a serial killer or a few at work here. Police stations need to start treating all victims the same.
Thank you for generating awareness.
This is really scary. I dated a girl from Long Island a few years ago. We're still friends till this day but I never knew this until now.
I am sorry for your heartbreak. I was a 20 year old in 1976, and can’t imagine all of those years and experiences just gone, when they all deserved to live. I remember the 70s as being quite free from fear, and never thought of anyone causing me harm. I guess I was just a foolish girl. We all thought we were safe.
I hope one day you can find peace. ❤
Imagine how many times they thought the suspect was black but it was the white pediatrician with the nice house
LIES! 😳🙄
Samuel Little (né McDowell; June 7, 1940 - December 30, 2020) was an American serial killer of women who confessed to committing 93 murders between 1970 and 2005.[5] The Federal Bureau of Investigation's Violent Criminal Apprehension Program has confirmed his involvement in at least 60 murders, the largest number of confirmed victims for any serial killer in American history.[2][6][7][8][9][10] Little provided sketches for over twenty-six of his victims although not all have been linked to known murders.[1][11][12]. Now, while many are White, Mr. Little has a huge count of bodies. This is about WOMEN being wiped out, stay on topic or stay in your lane.
Exactly! They will always make ppl believe it’s a black person but it’s Tom next door! 🤷🏽♂️
@@robertchandler2124 because Most time it is! 😳💅🏻 And you know it!!🙄
Typical victim mentality.
I'm from Long Island. Nassau and Suffolk Counties combined have a population of three million. The Island is 120 miles long and about 20 miles wide.
Over 50 years, we're talking two of these murders annually. I don't know how to this compares to other, similar populations.
I'm just not sure those are epic proportions, although I feel for the loved ones.
Way too many for that condensed space
I'm amazed the FBI hasn't not gotten involved, if they are, this killer is definitely like a Zodiac type.. he knows the system and could be law enforcement.. there's not other excuse for this person(s) to have gotten away with this for this long.
If the crime doesn’t cross state the fbi has to be invited in by local police department
The FBI unfortunately is useless they investigate what they want to you’re literally fucked ask those young gymnastic girls who were being molested by that doctor they went to the FBI for help. They didn’t do a thorough investigation and he went on to continue raping and molesting those girls. The public is fucked if you need the FBI for anything.
Think of all the angry men who can’t find women to cook and clean for them who will also submit to their physical requirements
Needle in haystack, unfortunately.
What is your point ?
@@marlyb176 My point is that over 40% of the men in this country can’t find women who will have them. I suspect that this is why so many women are found dead on the side of the road.
They're likely men committing these murders, obviously. The motivation has to be rooted deeply in misogyny and perhaps even an emotional response from female rejection.@marlyb176
Main Suspects having a field day using long Island as a dumping ground.
I know right. Yt men are known to be serial killers
@@RAJOHN-ke7mc Samuel Little (né McDowell; June 7, 1940 - December 30, 2020) was an American serial killer of women who confessed to committing 93 murders between 1970 and 2005.[5] The Federal Bureau of Investigation's Violent Criminal Apprehension Program has confirmed his involvement in at least 60 murders, the largest number of confirmed victims for any serial killer in American history.[2][6][7][8][9][10] Little provided sketches for over twenty-six of his victims although not all have been linked to known murders.[1][11][12]. Now, while many are White, Mr. Little has a huge count of bodies. This is about WOMEN being wiped out, stay on topic or stay in your lane.
None outdid Samuel Little.
Dear Monetary Gain, Verizon call centers and garages are an irk and ire.
They are dregs in the mire.
The affirmative assertive rule in the office -- to taunt and trap --
but use the same exit doors to tramp the sidewalks that their stiletto's gait --
to *re-find* the meek men's most regurgitating thoughts of hate.
I pray every single day for the “Missing.” Because, I don’t believe anyone is really missing. It pains my heart, so I pray to Our , their Heavenly Father. He knows exactly what’s happening, happened and what will be.
May they be found and reconciled to their families. Jesus, I trust in You.
Not gonna lie - the last time I visited LI, I had a feeling in my gut telling me it'd be safer to take a taxi back home as opposed to the commuter train.....have been an NYC resident for almost 2 decades but never heard of all these homicides before.
Shows how much women are valued. So many stories of women going to the police and being dismissed or not believed
I lived on Long Island my whole 52 years of life and never heard of this … SO SAD 😢
Me either
Me too. 58 years on LI
I grew up there. My father moved us out west in the 80's. We were always hearing about murders.
I'm from Long Island. I remember when my dad was murdered and featured in Newsday...1998. They found and prosecuted the murderer.
Sorry about your dad. 😢
@@dubaiedge thank you 🙏🏽
I’m so sad for your loss. I hope you have good memories to treasure. I’m glad there was justice.
@LilyGazou thank you. Yes I have fond memories and time heals so much 🙏🏽
There's a big empty zone in the middle of the map, which may indicate the killer(s) live in that area and dont want to dump bodies near their place of residence.... I suggest any of these families contact a medium to help communicate with the victims and see if there is one or multiple killers. Only the families or the police department would be accepted by the medium practicener.
Doesnt Theresa Caputo live here? They never brought her in?
Unacceptable ... on multiple levels & directions ... bless all the suffering families
I wonder if it's the same serial killer or multiple killers. Holy Spirit please bring justice for the deceased and their families. 🙏🏽🥺
WHY is this video only 14 minutes long? Over 100 women, and their stories only were worth 14 damn minutes?
Ladies PLEASE learn the signs of narcissistic behavior OR when a man you don't know talks you into coming with him anywhere. If you're being followed, drive right to a police station. ALWAYS pray for protection from God and His angels.
STAY AWAY FROM LONG ISLAND 🏝️!
conclusion!!
Long Island is a great place it’s just about being aware. Not trusting everyone.
@@maxawilli7 NOPE! Trust NOBODY! NO ONE! everywhere is great untill something personal happens! 🙄🙄😂🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️
@@maxawilli7 Especially at Cherry Grove or Robert Moses.
Cut down on the parading.
Listen to 1980s Cuomo -- No nude bathing!
Men are doing this and no one wants to admit how dangerous they are.
women are danger to
Women are just as bad, we simply have a societal bias that makes us see women as "victims".
What?!!! Over 120 women killed?!!
As a former "military brat", I speak on earnest when I say that I anchored myself in a populated crazy city NYC for a reason such as this. Imagine all those acres and acres of grain in the Midwest or otherwise where nobody will ever see/find you.
I also suspect law enforcement officers. After all, they are people too and potential predators
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No sting operation? And he probably visits the bodies
It’s technology yrs ago that could record. Why hasn’t police caught anyone!????
Beware because of people who are the community are trusted by others.
Never heard anything about this before
Those kids were evil to do those prank calls to the mom saying “mommy” … mental trauma is real. 😢
I dont think any case should ever go cold because there’s always the chance they can be solved you have to keep that option open for the victims & those that love them.
Damn what are police doing about this and imagine how many people have been killed since and up too current date but war on Drugs incarcerated so many for nonviolent crimes.
More than likely a cop or cops did these acts... especially, it's in Long Island... where most of them live.
It just makes me sick. So much hatred towards women. And these murderers just keep living their lives like nothing happened. It makes you sick
And so much hatred from women towards men.
@@TisiphonesShadow girl bye
@@TisiphonesShadowwomen usually dont go around killing men and boys.
@@TisiphonesShadowit’s not about yall, dismissedz
Guys in the fancy suits are interviewed for this video......WHY NOT INTERVIEW THE ACTUAL INVESTIGATORS!
They may not want to or be cleared to talk.
Why disappearances are so common in the US? 😮
A bear is taking me out for a cocktail later. He has friends.
Still, keep your cocktail in your sight at all times 🍹
@@dubaiedge Oh, Wow!
I got the Hamptons every year and started to feel dark energy in 2019. 2022 was the last time. This is a big sign! This is heartbreaking 💔
May the families get the closures they need. Peace and Blessings to them all 🙌🏾
We need some of those hidden cameras put up in numerous places. You know the ones that catch animals doing stuff. Just hide them in stuff. Js
Dear Tonya 592, It is difficult to make head or tail of your comment.
There is something so vile about murder. It is such an entitled cruel act there is no justification. The deficit in the murderers personality is something else.