Tag: Oak Beach

The family of Shannan Gilbert is holding an online fundraiser to help pay for a voice analysis of the 911 call that the New Jersey woman made the night she vanished, triggering the Long Island Serial Killer investigation.

Blending historic charm, modern upgrades, magnificent views, and all the trappings of a boater's paradise is this tri-level Colonial listed for sale in Oak Beach.

Widely considered the most popular oceanfront summer destination on Long Island, Jones Beach is internationally famous for its sprawling white sand shoreline — but it is a lot more than just a park.

This home that is a boater's and water enthusiasts dream offering waterfront views from every room is listed for sale at 34 Fire Rd. in Oak Beach.

A Suffolk County judge ordered police to produce the recording of the 911 call made by a woman whose disappearance led to the discovery of the Long Island Serial Killer’s dumping grounds.

This magnificent waterfront Traditional beach home that offers incredible year-round views of the Fire Island Inlet is listed for sale in Oak Beach.

Babylon Town Councilman Lindsay Henry was arrested for an alleged assault following what Suffolk County police described as a domestic dispute this week, authorities said.

When the biggest story in years broke this month in the unsolved Long Island Serial Killer case, few noticed that an online community of crime buffs and two filmmakers sparked the revelation.

An escort claimed Thursday that disgraced ex-Suffolk County Police Chief James Burke paid her for sex during a cocaine-fueled house party in Oak Beach five years ago. The woman held a news conference to discuss the allegations along with Miller Place-based attorney John Ray, who represents the family of Shannan Gilbert, whose disappearance from the seaside community in May 2010 led to the discovery of the Long Island Serial Killer’s nearby dumping grounds and 10 sets of human remains. Ray stated the new information from his client implicates Burke in not only Gilbert's demise, but all those victims.

Suffolk County police haven’t publicly named a suspect in the Long Island Serial Killer case, but someone in the department may have accused a former local jailer in an anonymous internet post.