Gilgo Beach Killer's Confession: A Family's Shock

0:00On April 21, Rex Hyermann, the architect behind New York's Gilgo Beach serial killings, recently spilled details to his ex-wife from jail. He admitted killing eight women, mostly sex workers. He strangled and dumped near the beach over 17 years. This came out in a teaser for an NBC documentary series. The teaser shows his ex-wife, Asa Ellorup, saying he confessed to murdering seven of them right in the basement of their rundown family home in. Massa Peak will park on Long Island. He claimed those were his only victims while she was away. Family members are reeling from the shock. Ellorup divorced him after his 2023 arrest and once defended his innocence. Their grown kids echo her pain, wanting focus on the victims and their families who've separate so much. Earlier documentary episodes captured the family's struggle to match their memories of the Manhattan office worker with the killer cops described. Her daughter eventually said he most likely did it. Now with Hugherman pleading guilty this month in court, documentaries drop this week

1:01on peacock and prime video. He'll get life without parole at sentencing in June, closing this dark chapter for good. I'm Corey with the story, and you've been listening to entertainment and celebrity news today, AI-powered pop culture coverage.