Watch the full 'Eyewitness to Gilgo Beach' documentary
Eyewitness News ABC7NY・2 minutes read
Young women went missing between 2007 and 2010 in Gilo Beach, leading to fears of a serial killer. The case involved multiple victims, with Rex Hman as the main suspect, raising questions about law enforcement's handling of the investigation.
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- The Long Island serial murders involved several missing young women, sparking a 13-year investigation that uncovered bodies of prostitutes in their 20s, leading to fears of a serial killer targeting high-risk individuals.
- Despite extensive searches, Shannon Gilbert, a missing prostitute, was not linked to the bodies found, prompting ongoing investigations and fears for her safety, adding complexity to the case.
- The arrest of Rex Herman, a loner architect linked to the murders through DNA evidence, raised questions about law enforcement's handling of the case, shedding light on his dark side and obsessive behavior towards victims, their families, and online content.
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What led to the discovery of the missing women?
Shannon Gilbert's call to 911.
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