Uncovering the Dark Truth: Unsolved Murders of Sex Workers Exposed

The recent arrest in the Long Island serial killings case has brought attention to the many unsolved murders of sex workers across the United States. Similar cases, like the "Eastbound Strangler" in Atlantic City, remain open, highlighting the difficulty in solving crimes against marginalized individuals. Serial killers have historically targeted sex workers because they believed they would not be missed quickly. The FBI has not disclosed the number of unsolved killings of sex workers in the country. Families of victims express frustration and hopelessness, while advocates emphasize the need for law enforcement to take these cases seriously.