Gilgo Beach Killer Confesses, 8 Victims Found

0:00On April 21st, Rex Hyermann, the Gilgo Beach serial killer, recently confessed face-to-face to his ex-wife Asa Ellorep that he murdered eight women. He pled guilty in court to seven of those killings, spanning from 1993 to 2010 and acknowledged the Afe. Most victims were strangled, some dismembered, and their remains dumped near Gilgo Beach on Long Island. In footage from a new peacock documentary, Ellorep recounts how Huriman stayed calm during the talk. He admitted seven women died in the basement of, their family home, and Massa Piqua Park. He waited until she and the kids were away, turning their suburban spot into a crime scene. Ellorep kept her distance, calling him Mr. Hyermann, and putting up an emotional wall to hear the details. She and their children insist they knew nothing about his double life as a Manhattan architect and predator targeting escorts. Investigators cracked the case in 2023, using cell phone data, witness tips, and DNA from a discarded pizza crust that matched.

1:00Heirs on victims. For over 30 years, the murders haunted the area until this breakthrough. Even with the plea bringing closure to victims' families, questions linger about possible additional bodies along Ocean Parkway and evidence-like, planning documents found in his home. This chapter closes, but the full story might still unfold.