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Officer O'Toole, who works for the Nassau County Police Department, and Mr. Murphy, a mason, were looking for Thomas Fasciglione, 50, a car cleaner for Metro-North Railroad.  Tommy was the guy floating in the bay. It is too early to tell what happened to Mr. Fasciglione, even to tell whether he committed suicide, died of natural causes or was killed, the police said. Mr. Fasciglione, who was single and did not have children, stumbled onto Althouse Avenue around 1:30 a.m., carrying a bag of groceries in his hands, Mr. Muxie said.
 Officer O'Toole, who works for the Nassau County Police Department, and Mr. Murphy, a mason, were looking for Thomas Fasciglione, 50, a car cleaner for Metro-North Railroad who went for a walk on Long Island and then disappeared. Officer O'Toole and Mr. Murphy had very little hope that they would find Mr. Fasciglione alive. At Pier 101 Tavern, the bar in East Rockaway where Mr. Fasciglione was last seen, someone spotted a body in the bay. It could be that he fell in the water and drowned, Mr. Fasciglione looked tipsy when he left Pier 101 Tavern, said the bartender, Kenneth Muxie. According to his family and friends, he never made it home.