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Montauk Mary, along with five other cold case victims, identified by Suffolk County District Attorney

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Source: Long Island Press

The cold case homicide victim known for a half century only as “Montauk Mary” was publicly identified on Thursday, Nov. 12 as Sofia Margherita Marrone — one of six previously unidentified cold case individuals that Suffolk County authorities announced they have put names to. The six victims' identifications are the result of the work of the Suffolk County District Attorney's Cold Case Task Force, which was formed in April 2024 piggybacking off of the work that had been done to identify convicted Gilgo Beach serial killer Rex Heuermann, as well as several of his victims. "The six individuals in these cases remained nameless for decades, with the oldest case dating back 50 years to 1976," Suffolk County District Attorney Ray Tierney said at a news conference revealing the victims’ names.

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