Long Island officials publicly ramped up efforts Tuesday to catch the elusive Gilgo Beach serial killer, suspected of murdering at least 10 people more than a decade ago.
Suffolk County Police released surveillance footage of victim Megan Waterman at a Hauppauge Holiday Inn Express in June of 2010 — the last time she was known to be seen alive.
The remains of the Craigslist escort were found six months later along Ocean Parkway, police said.
Authorities also increased the reward for information leading to the killer’s arrest from $25,000 to $50,000.
The announcement came two months after new Police Commissioner Rodney Harrison said a special unit would
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