Gilgo Beach serial killings: FBI tracking lead to Alabama over 'Peaches' tattoo
foxnews.comThe FBI is tracking a lead in the Gilgo Beach serial killings case to Alabama. In a Friday Facebook post, the Mobile Police Department said that the FBI is seeking relatives and friends of a long-deceased man named Elijah "Lige" Howell/Howard, who lived from 1927-1963.
Howard lived in Prichard, Alabama, with his wife Carrie and passed away in Mobile in 1963 "with Ms. Lillie Mae Wiggins Packer," police wrote. "His relatives may be able to assist in the case of a woman and child found in another state.
Does this tattoo look familiar? If anyone has any information, please call 1-800-call-FBI or www.tips.fbi.gov." The department shared a photo of a tattoo of two peaches between green leaves.
The FBI is seeking relatives and friends of Elijah "Lige" Howell/Howard, who passed away in Mobile, Alabama, decades ago, in connection to the Gilgo case. (Mobile Police Department) The same tattoo is connected to the Gilgo Beach investigation on New York’s Long Island.
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