Long Island lawmakers are pushing to make dismemberment and concealment of a human body a bail-eligible crime, following the recent discoveries of human remains in Babylon, West Babylon, and Bethpage State Park.
Four individuals were arrested following a police investigation and charged with concealment of a human corpse, but were released with GPS monitoring. They were not held on bail, as without murder charges, their crimes were not deemed bail eligible under New York State law.
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