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'At a public-safety hearing on Long Island in May 2011, while teams of rescue workers and police officers were still searching the bramble of Gilgo Beach, Dominick Varrone, the chief of detectives of the Suffolk County Police Department, suggested that the public could be at ease because the killer was selecting only a certain sort of victim. The subtext was clear: If the victims had been successful and well-educated, like the victims of David Berkowitz, the serial killer known as Son of Sam, all of Long Island might need to be in a panic. But everyone could relax. Sex workers didn’t seem to deserve the same consideration.'
@cyrilpedia I read about those disgusting comments. Sex workers are human beings. Serial killers have always known that society at large doesn’t believe that.