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“The world may have come to know this tragedy in 2010. But our families were already living it.”
- by Jasmine Robinson
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- by Jasmine Robinson
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catchlisk1.substack.com Before Gilgo Had a Name, There Were Already Victims Forgotten Years, Disproportionate Attention, and the Families Who Deserved Answers Long Before the Headlines 
www.moxxyforensics.com Case Solves | Moxxy Forensics @RayTierneyDA will announce the identification of 6 unidentified persons this Thursday.
This is another incredible leap forward for the DA, the County and for the families affected.....
This is another incredible leap forward for the DA, the County and for the families affected.....
#Cherries
On 3/3/07 a suitcase with a woman's stabbed torso washed up on Harbor Island Beach in Mamaroneck, NY. On 3/27/07 one of her legs and right foot washed on Cold Spring Harbor. The toes were half polished with pink nail polish. On 3/28/07 the other leg washed up in Oyster Bay Cove, on the property of media billionaire James Dolan, in a plastic bag tied with green gardener's twine. The leg was half in and half out of the bag and also has pink nail polish. The rest of her remains have never been found.
The remains are described as a Black/African American or Hispanic woman, between the age of 35-50, 5'7"-6'1", and between 180-200 lbs. She has a tattoo of 2 red cherries with a green stem on her right breast.
The suitcase is described as a Black suitcase, brand name Protégé, exclusively sold at Walmart. Found in the tucked in the crevices of the suitcase were small scraps of paper, which pieced together it looks like a calendar with the Spanish word "cinco" and the phrase "begin to live". The remains in the suitcase were found with a v-neck red velvety camisole, brand name Coconut Republic, with Spanish labels, size Medium and a 38B underwire bra. Also found were a pair of grey Champion brand sweatpants and a tan or cream colored Voice brand long sleeved shirt.
Because a storm had hit the area just prior, LE were not able to determine where the remains were dumped into the water.
On July 1, 2026, #Cherries had her first exclusion- her NamUs page has been updated with the exclusion of missing 19 year old Rachel Louise Cooke.
namus.gov/UnidentifiedPe…
longislandpress.com/2020/02/15/wes…
On 3/3/07 a suitcase with a woman's stabbed torso washed up on Harbor Island Beach in Mamaroneck, NY. On 3/27/07 one of her legs and right foot washed on Cold Spring Harbor. The toes were half polished with pink nail polish. On 3/28/07 the other leg washed up in Oyster Bay Cove, on the property of media billionaire James Dolan, in a plastic bag tied with green gardener's twine. The leg was half in and half out of the bag and also has pink nail polish. The rest of her remains have never been found.
The remains are described as a Black/African American or Hispanic woman, between the age of 35-50, 5'7"-6'1", and between 180-200 lbs. She has a tattoo of 2 red cherries with a green stem on her right breast.
The suitcase is described as a Black suitcase, brand name Protégé, exclusively sold at Walmart. Found in the tucked in the crevices of the suitcase were small scraps of paper, which pieced together it looks like a calendar with the Spanish word "cinco" and the phrase "begin to live". The remains in the suitcase were found with a v-neck red velvety camisole, brand name Coconut Republic, with Spanish labels, size Medium and a 38B underwire bra. Also found were a pair of grey Champion brand sweatpants and a tan or cream colored Voice brand long sleeved shirt.
Because a storm had hit the area just prior, LE were not able to determine where the remains were dumped into the water.
On July 1, 2026, #Cherries had her first exclusion- her NamUs page has been updated with the exclusion of missing 19 year old Rachel Louise Cooke.
namus.gov/UnidentifiedPe…
longislandpress.com/2020/02/15/wes…
