Years after the bodies of a woman and her 2-year-old daughter were found on Long Island -- once associated with the Gilgo Beach serial murders -- her suspected killer appeared before a Florida judge on Thursday facing murder charges. Andrew Dykes, 66, was arrested Wednesday near Tampa on a warrant out of Nassau County, New York, in connection with the 1997 death of Tanya Jackson, law enforcement sources told ABC News. The Nassau County district attorney's office declined to comment. Jackson was 26 when she was found dismembered in Lakeview in June 1997. Her 2-year-old year old daughter, Tatiana, was found 14 years later near Gilgo Beach. For years, Jackson, a U.S. Army veteran, was known only as "Peaches" because of a distinctive tattoo, and her daughter as "Baby Doe." In April, authoritie

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