Gilgo Beach Killer's Confession: Dark Urges & No Remorse

0:00It's April 23rd. This is Canada News Today, local news powered by AI. A new documentary just dropped detailing the confessions of Rex Hyermann, the 62-year-old architect behind the Gilgill Beach murders. He pleaded guilty back in early April to seven killings, plus admitting to an 8th one he wasn't even charged for, all involving strangling and dismembering women whose remains turned up along New York's coast from 1993 to 2010. Episode 4 of the Gilgill Beach Killer, House of Secrets, dies into Hyermann, spilling everything to his ex-wife and daughter during a family therapy. Session this year at a Long Island Jail. The women break it down on camera, sharing how he opened up about his actions. His ex-wife Asa Elleraf described him showing zero regret for the victims, saying his tears seem more for her pain. Their daughter Victoria put it like her dad got overtaken by dark urges when certain triggers hit, calling them his demons. Meanwhile, the case dragged on for years with no leads, partly because the victims were

1:02sex workers, drawing some harsh criticism. But in 2022, cops zeroed in after linking him to a getaway car. One victim was seen in, backed by DNA, from a tossed pizza box, cell, pings, and stuff found right in this suburban family home. Hyermann faces life without parole at his June sentencing, closing a grim chapter, but leaving families forever changed by those beachside horrors.