Christina Corbin

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75 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jun 2026 last heard 8 Jun

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Yeah, I think there was largely this perception that somehow their profession sealed their fate, and they were different from the rest of the population, so we should not be afraid that there's a Jack the Ripper on the loose out on Long Island.
But spending any time with their family, I mean, they were sisters, they were daughters, some of them were mothers, and I did form a pretty close bond with several of the family members over the years.
Yeah, so Shannon Gilbert was a 23-year-old escort from Jersey City, New Jersey.
She disappeared from Oak Beach May 1, 2010.
And it was actually the search for Shannon some six months later that led to this mass grave site of women at Gilgo Beach.
Gilgo Beach is about three miles from Oak Beach, give or take.
So it was actually Shannon's disappearance that led to the discovery of the Gilgo Four.
Melissa Barth LeMay, Maureen Brainerd Barnes, Megan Waterman, and Amber Lynn Costello.
So there was a lot of disagreement among law enforcement over who we were looking for.
I remember a very well-respected, very intelligent detective with Suffolk County saying to me that the suspect is a crude street urchin.
That is the description that he gave.
And then I remember an FBI source saying, actually, we believe this is somebody who's a white middle-aged man, has a good job, drives a nice car,
And probably blends in very well with the rest of the population.
So those were two very different profiles.
And then there was disagreement over whether we were dealing with one killer or two killers because the earlier victims were found dismembered.
The later victims, the Gilgo Four, were not dismembered.
So do we have two killers or was this one killer who had evolved over time?
And I think most in law enforcement believed that his early victims, he went to great lengths to dispose of them and dismember them.
And then when they were not found, he realized, well, I don't have to do that with the later victims.
So it was a debate among law enforcement whether we had two or whether we had one.
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