A Long Island architect is sentenced to life in prison without parole for the deaths of women linked to New York’s Gilgo Beach serial killings. Multiple outlets report that the sentencing follows a case that spanned more than a decade and ended in a definitive outcome in mid-June. The defendant is described as having lived a double life, leading investigators to identify him as the “Gilgo Killer.” Sources agree that the case involved the killings of multiple women, with reports consistently citing at least eight victims. Some coverage adds that the sentencing includes multiple consecutive life terms, along with additional years, following the defendant’s guilty plea. The victims are described as young women, many in their 20s, who are reported to have worked as online escorts. The sources characterize the sentence as life without parole, reflecting the court’s determination of the severity of the crimes.