Prosecutors have said they linked Heuermann to six of the seven victims through DNA. Investigators first obtained a sample of ...

Rex Heuermann's ex-wife and their daughter, Victoria Heuermann, are breaking their silence in a true crime docuseries, "Gilgo ...

The Gilgo Beach murder victim known as "Peaches" was identified as 26-year-old US Army veteran Tanya Denise Jackson, Nassau County police announced at a news conference.

Three memorial benches are perched along the 13.7-mile-long Ocean Parkway Coastal Greenway bike path on the barrier island near Gilgo Beach.

Ten years after human remains were discovered in Gilgo Beach on Long Island, N.Y., Rex Heuermann was charged with killing seven women. Here’s everything to know about the Gilgo Beach victims ...

New York authorities have identified the remains of a woman and her two-year-old daughter whose remains were discovered on Long Island's Gilgo Beach nearly 30 years ago. Nassau County officials ...

Learn more about the Gilgo Four victims, whose bodies were found in the bramble of Long Island’s south shore in December of 2010, and what they had in common.

The Gilgo Beach victims known only as 'Peaches' and her toddler daughter 'Baby Doe' have finally been named almost three decades after some of their remains were first found on Long Island. US ...

Possible Gilgo Beach victim known as ‘Peaches' identified as US Army veteran Tanya Denise Jackson's toddler was also positively identified as Tatiana Marie Dykes. Police are asking the public to ...

Costilla is the Gilgo Beach killer's earliest alleged victim and was living in New York at the time of her disappearance in 1993, according to court documents obtained by NPR. The 28-year-old's ...

Gilgo Beach Homicide Victim Was Known Only by Tattoo. Now, 'Peaches' and her Toddler Daughter Have Names Story by Christine Pelisek • 4d ...

Gilgo Beach Homicide Victim Was Known Only by Tattoo. Now, 'Peaches' and Her Toddler Daughter Have Names Tanya Denise Jackson, a 26-year-old veteran, and her daughter Tatiana Marie Dykes were ...