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New York police revealed new details about Long Island's cold case Gilgo Beach serial slayings Friday, going public with three previously withheld 911 calls. They include a call from the woman whose disappearance led investigators to a gruesome trove of bodies scattered near a scenic, oceanfront highway.

Shannan Gilbert met Joseph Brewer on Oak Beach. Her driver Michael Pak brought her there. Then she disappeared.

CHILLING 911 calls are revealing new clues in the death of Shannan Gilbert that sparked serial killer fears after 10 other bodies were found.Gilbert d

Lawyers for Shannon Gilbert have been trying to get the tapes released for years. The search for Gilbert led to the discovery of almost a dozen bodies.

For the first time Friday, Suffolk County police released the tapes of Shannan Gilberts 911 calls made the night the former Ellenville woman died.

Shannan Gilbert met Joseph Brewer on Oak Beach. Her driver Michael Pak brought her there. Then she disappeared.

Shannan Gilbert met Joseph Brewer on Oak Beach. Her driver Michael Pak brought her there. Then she disappeared.

Police in Long Island on Friday released three chilling 911 calls. In one of them, Shannan Gilbert is heard pleading for her life in May 2010.

There were five suspects, but it’s still a cold case.

It starts with a phone call from the 707 area code. “Hello, my name is Damián Diaz. I’m calling on behalf of No Us Without You.” From his end of the line, Diaz often hears the hurried shuffling of someone stirring, as if his call is what this person has been waiting for. Sometimes he’s put on speaker and can hear a voice call out, “Please, mijo. Come here. I need you to translate.” As part of the enrollment process for No Us Without You LA, a Boyle Heights-based nonprofit that pro...