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Authorities are probing potential links between a suspected Gilgo Beach serial killer and the disappearance of a woman from South Carolina.

Investigation Underway into Possible Connection Between Suspected Gilgo Beach Serial Killer and 2017 Disappearance

Authorities in South​ Carolina are ‍currently looking into whether the suspected Gilgo Beach serial killer may be ⁤linked to the‍ disappearance of a woman in 2017. The ‌59-year-old suspect, who ⁢remains unnamed, ⁣was recently arrested for the‍ murder of three women whose bodies were ⁣discovered⁢ on Gilgo Beach in Long Island,‌ New York, in 2010.

The woman in question, Julia ‌Ann ⁤Bean, was last seen alive on May 31, 2017. However,‌ her daughter⁢ did not report her missing until ‌November 18 of that same year. Despite⁢ the case remaining unsolved, a woman claiming to be Bean’s friend recently⁤ came ‍forward with “third⁣ hand” information after​ the arrest of the Gilgo Beach suspect. This new information has been shared with ⁢the FBI as South Carolina law ⁣enforcement continues to investigate Bean’s disappearance.

Bean’s daughter, Cameron, also ⁢informed⁣ investigators that she recalls seeing​ her mother with someone who could potentially ​be the Gilgo Beach suspect. However, there is ‌currently no confirmed evidence to either confirm or deny a‍ connection between Bean and ⁣the serial killer.

Possible Link to South ⁤Carolina

The Gilgo Beach suspect owned four vacant lots in Chester County, South Carolina, which‌ is located just 90 minutes ‍away from Sumter County. This ⁢proximity​ has raised suspicions and further intensified the investigation.

Theory ​of Murders Committed in the​ Suspect’s Home

According to a source involved in the investigation, police are operating on the theory⁢ that the suspect may have committed the murders in‌ his own home.⁣ This theory is based on the ⁢fact that the‍ suspect’s family was out of town during the ⁤time of the killings, suggesting that he may have lured the victims to his residence.‍ This would have allowed⁢ him to control the ​environment while having easy access to materials found with the victims at Gilgo Beach, ‌such as tape and burlap⁤ bags.

Four bodies were discovered within a few days of each other, including Melissa Barthelemy, Maureen Brainard-Barnes, Megan Waterman, and Amber Costello. While the suspect has ‍not yet been charged⁤ for Brainard-Barnes’ death, he is considered the‍ prime suspect. If convicted,⁣ he could face multiple life​ sentences without parole.

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