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Accident – Death – Obituary News : : 1. Long Island police search
2. Gilgo Beach investigation
County and state police cars were spotted combing through the woods in Calverton on Friday as the search continued in densely wooded areas, with unclear intentions related to the Gilgo killings. Police vehicles were seen in the woods off Mill Road in Calverton, as investigators were reportedly searching the Manorville woods in connection to the Gilgo Beach killings. New York State police were assisting with the ongoing investigation in Manorville but could not provide further details. A total of 11 sets of remains were found in the Gilgo Beach murders, including a toddler and an Asian male. The DA’s office refrained from confirming any ties to the Gilgo case.
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1. Long Island Police Woods Search Update
2. Gilgo Search Status Long Island
**Police Cars Scouring Woods in Calverton For Evidence in Ongoing Search**
**CALVERTON, NY —** County and state police cars were spotted scouring the woods in Calverton on Friday as the search continued in deeply wooded areas. It remains unclear whether investigators are searching for evidence or ties related to the Gilgo killings.
**Ongoing Search in Calverton Woods**
**Police Activity in Calverton**
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**On Friday, police vehicles were seen in the woods off Mill Road in Calverton.**
**Manorville Woods Search**
**Although Newsday reported that investigators were searching the Manorville woods in relation to the Gilgo Beach killings, the DA’s office did not confirm that. New York State police said they were assisting with an ongoing investigation in Manorville but could not elaborate further.**
**Investigation Update**
**While police were still out searching the woods in Manorville, the DA’s office could not confirm any ties to the Gilgo case.**
**Referral to Original Statement**
**On Friday, the DA’s office said they were referring inquiries to their original statement: “The Suffolk County Police Department, the New York Police Department and the New York State Police are working with the District Attorney’s Office on an ongoing investigation,” said an earlier statement from Tierney’s office.**
**Timeline of Killings**
**Suffolk County Police released a timeline of the killings, mentioning the discovery of remains of Manorville Jane Doe/Jane Doe #6, later identified as Valerie Mack, in Manorville. The remains of Jessica Taylor were also located in a wooded area in Manorville.**
**Accused Gilgo Beach Killer**
**Rex Heuermann, originally charged in three of the Gilgo Beach murders, was also charged with the murder of a fourth woman, Maureen Brainard-Barnes. New DNA evidence helped connect Heuermann to all four deaths. Heuermann has pleaded not guilty to the charges.**
**Indictment on Murder Charges**
**Last July, Heuermann was indicted on three counts of first-degree murder charges and three counts of second-degree murder charges in the deaths of Melissa Barthelemy, Megan Waterman, and Amber Costello. He pleaded not guilty to those charges as well.**
**Total of 11 Sets of Remains**
**A total of 11 sets of remains were found in the Gilgo Beach murders, which included that of a toddler and an Asian male. The case has deeply affected Long Island residents and authorities alike.**
