Post by Name$ - Ca$H on Mar 8, 2006 19:56:52 GMT
WOW i use 2 live down the street from where this took place 
i whent past it every day i never saw any1 
NEW YORK (AP) -- With their friend missing for more than a month, the two men searching for Thomas Fasciglione along the Long Island shoreline suspected they might find his dead body. Instead, the corpse they found belonged to someone else.
While looking for the 50-year-old in marshland just west of the Nassau County line on Sunday, Kevin O'Toole and Bill Murphy discovered a black trash bag containing the badly decomposed body of a stranger, O'Toole said.
Shortly after O'Toole had called 911, a passer-by spotted the body of Fasciglione near an East Rockaway dock some six miles east, according to Nassau County police Officer Adele Burke. The Bay Park resident had been reported missing Jan. 29.
"We figured he was dead," Murphy said, "but we had to do the right thing."
New York City police said the first body, which was found in Queens near the John F. Kennedy International Airport, had not yet been identified as of early Monday. It was unclear whether the victim was male or female.
It was unclear how Fasciglione, a car cleaner for Metro-North Railroad, had died, Burke said.
i whent past it every day i never saw any1 NEW YORK (AP) -- With their friend missing for more than a month, the two men searching for Thomas Fasciglione along the Long Island shoreline suspected they might find his dead body. Instead, the corpse they found belonged to someone else.
While looking for the 50-year-old in marshland just west of the Nassau County line on Sunday, Kevin O'Toole and Bill Murphy discovered a black trash bag containing the badly decomposed body of a stranger, O'Toole said.
Shortly after O'Toole had called 911, a passer-by spotted the body of Fasciglione near an East Rockaway dock some six miles east, according to Nassau County police Officer Adele Burke. The Bay Park resident had been reported missing Jan. 29.
"We figured he was dead," Murphy said, "but we had to do the right thing."
New York City police said the first body, which was found in Queens near the John F. Kennedy International Airport, had not yet been identified as of early Monday. It was unclear whether the victim was male or female.
It was unclear how Fasciglione, a car cleaner for Metro-North Railroad, had died, Burke said.
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