A new sketch of the Gilgo Beach victim known as “Asian Doe,” whose remains were recovered along Ocean Parkway in April 2011, was released Monday.
New sketches of the Gilgo Beach murder victim known as “Asian Doe”, whose remains were recovered near Gilgo Beach in April 2011, were released Monday as authorities asked for help in identifying the person.
The renderings, created by studying the recovered remains, are what anthropologists believe the unidentified subject would have looked like, officials said.
“Asian Doe” is described as a biological male of southern Chinese descent who was between 17 and 23 years old when they were killed and left along Ocean Parkway on Long Island, Suffolk County District Attorney Raymond Tierney said at a news conference.
The victim “was wearing exclusively woman’s clothing” at the time of death, and “it is possible they identified as a woman or was known by others as being a woman”, Tierney said.
The victim “suffered a violent death” by blunt force trauma, Tierney said, and the remains were at Ocean Parkway for at least five years before being discovered in 2011.
