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June 6, 2011

Cover Story

A Serial Killer in Common

Five prostitutes disappear. Bodies turn up on a beach. Now the families of the victims have formed a kind of sisterhood. By
On the Cover: Path to the Ocean Parkway site where Suffolk County police recovered human remains. Photograph by Robert Stolarik/Polaris.
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  • Paw Paw & Lady Love

    Has the Supreme Court ever heard such a peculiarly American story as that ofAnna Nicole Smith? And they didn’t know the half of it.

  • Fear of Talking About Sex

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  • Lunch Amnesia

    Pay attention to that sandwich!

  • The Dove in the Room

    A new breed of anti-war Republican awaits its champion.

  • Who Decides?

    Frequently asked questions about how the doctors are chosen.

  • Tea Party for Two

    If Sarah Palin and Michele Bachmann decide to run, who will notice the men?

  • Choosing How To Deliver Your Baby

    Deciding what type of birthing strategy you want to have is arguably one of the earliest and most important decisions you’ll make as a parent.

  • Is My Doctor Right For Me?

    The doctor-patient relationship is just like any other: It requires time to grow and develop, and not each one is going to work out in the end.

  • How to Get the Most Out of a Trip to the ER

    No one can predict when they might end up in the emergency room.

  • In the O.R. for Life-Changing SurgeryPerforming a High-Risk Cesarean

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  • “A Textbook of Trauma”

    The crash of the Chinatown charter was the worst bus accident in the city’s history. Fifteen of its victims ended up at one hospital. Fourteen lived.

  • The Good Bad Son

    Saif Qaddafi had an affinity for America. And for a brief, tantalizing moment, the feeling was mutual.

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