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This only leaves John Bittrolff, a 48-year-old from Long Island who, just a year ago, was charged with the murder of two prostitutes nearly 20 years ago. Authorities also suspect him to be involved in a third murder, but not in the Gilgo Beach case. However, they have not released any of the evidence that has proven him to be innocent. Several factors lead the idea that, even though police have dismissed him, Bittrolff is a prime suspect. this is due to the fact that he is the only individual, out of the suspects released, that either did not have an alibi or ended up having no relation to the case. Also, while authorities have claimed that he is not related in any way to the Gilgo case, they have released absolutely no evidence to prove that

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