Eleven people are brutally raped, murdered and buried in Long Island. The sister of one of the women murdered by the suspected Long Island Serial Killer (LISK) says she feels optimistic that a new piece of evidence might lead to a development in the nearly decade-old investigation.
Police in Suffolk County recently shared photos of a belt they believe was handled by the suspect. Meanwhile, the attorney for the family of a woman was found dead near the serial killer’s dumping ground continues to fight for the release of what could be another key piece of evidence.
Joining Nancy Grace to discuss:
- Melissa Cann: Sister of victim Maureen Brainard-Barnes
- John Ray: Attorney for victim Shannan Gilbert
- Shera LaPoint: Genetic Genealogist, The Gene Hunter,
- Bruce Johnson: Owner of ISP Investigations & Master Sgt Region One Crime Scene Commander, Chicago Metro Area (Ret)
- Dr. Michelle Dupre: South Carolina Medical Examiner & Author of “Homicide Investigation Field Guide”
- Dr. Caryn Stark: Psychologist
- Ellen Killoran: Investigative reporter at CrimeOnline.com
[Feature Photo via AP/Kevin P. Coughlin, File]
