New Suffolk Police Commissioner Rodney Harrison pledged that the department “will not rest” until the book is closed on the Gilgo Beach murders.
The killer or killers remain on the loose more than a decade after authorities unearthed the remains of 11 people on Long Island.
“We will not rest until we bring those accountable to justice,” Harrison told reporters on Friday.
Harrison, a former chief with NYPD, visited the Long Island beach on Friday with homicide detectives and former officers who worked on the case.
“There’s a commitment, a relentless pursuit to identify the individuals and bring them to justice,” Harrison said. “That’s for the family
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