A sign at the southbound entrance to the Robert Moses Causeway, asking for tips on the homicides. (Long Island Press)
Nassau County police began their search of the Nassau stretch of Ocean Parkway on Monday, battling fog and cold winds by the water. Police say animal bones were found and have just confirmed that two more sets of human remains were found.
One incomplete set of bones was found 1.5 miles east of the Jones Beach water tower.
This raises the body count at Ocean Parkway to 10 since since December 2010.
The parkway remains closed in both directions from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. between Wantagh Parkway and Robert Moses Causeway.
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