Suffolk County district attorney Ray Tierney announced on Friday that the woman who investigators had been calling “Jane Doe No. Police on Long Island have determined the identity of a woman whose partial remains were found both on Fire Island in 1996 and near Jones Beach in 2011. Gilgo Beach investigators have identified “Jane Doe No. They also plan to see if there’s a match with a hair found on the body of Megan Waterman, one of the three victims in the case. Prosecutors intend to analyze the sample for any similarities to DNA found on a piece of pizza crust that authorities believe Heuermann discarded. The New York Daily News reports that Suffolk County Supreme Court Judge Timothy Mazzei ruled against Heuermann’s lawyer’s argument that there was no existing “probable cause” to compel their client to provide DNA. Heuermann ordered to provide swab of his DNAĪ judge has ordered Rex Heuermann to submit to a DNA swab, which will allow prosecutors to make comparisons to case evidence in their possession.
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