Amy Ryan portrays activist Mari Gilbert in new crime drama
Ryan portrays Mari Gilbert, whose search for her daughter Shannan was explored in a 2011Lost Girls: An Unsolved American Mystery
. Shannan went missing shortly before the bodies of four women were found scattered along Ocean Parkway. Although Shannan’s disappearance and death — her body was discovered in December 2011 three miles from most of the other bodies — have long been maintained by authorities to be unrelated to the case, Gilbert became a fierce advocate for murder victims and supported the families of the Long Island serial killer’s victims. Gilbert died after being stabbed by her other daughter, Sarra, in 2016.in the case: a photograph of initials on a black leather belt found at one of the crime scenes.
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