For Families of Other Gilgo Beach Victims, an Agonizing Wait Goes On
Jasmine Robinson sat in a Suffolk County courthouse Friday, listening intently as prosecutors explained how they had tracked a man they suspected of killing and burying at least three women on Long Island’s South Shore. She heard how they had used DNA painstakingly harvested from his pizza crusts, triangulated his mobile phone signals and spent hours on old-school, shoe-leather stakeouts. She did not hear who might have killed her cousin, whose head and hands were also found near remote Gilgo Be