Prosecutors also said they have more DNA that allegedly links suspect Rex Heuermann to at least one of the victims.
The case against alleged serial killer Rex Heuermann could grow to include other bodies found over the years along a stretch of Long Island beach, prosecutors said Wednesday.
The group of women has been called the “Gilgo Four," in reference to Gilgo Beach, along the southern shore of Long Island, where bodies have been found. Prosecutors also revealed that a DNA swab from Heuermann, taken after his arrest, matched biological material from a male hair collected off burlap on Waterman's body.
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