‘No Witnesses’: Gilgo Beach Murder Suspect’s Best Defense Strategy in Serial Killings Case

[@scheezy]

I've been following this case for years, it's crazy that they finally caught this guy. Props to the police department and the detectives involved!

[@nythoven]

👏🏻👍🏻

[@MypronounIsKing]

Only took them 10+ years. Good job guys 🥴🥴

[@mambi74]

Maybe I missed something but seems like all the evidence they had to arrest him/search the house they could have gotten/obtained followed up on year's ago - possibly saving lives. I know they missed the truck from the first reports.

[@jonfreeman9682]

It took a new police chief and resources create this task force of talent to finally crack this.

[@beautifulsurprise9424]

⁠@@mambi74yes this murderer could have been caught years ago. But they still got him.

[@EricK-tb2dn]

I read the bail document and he is fukked. They have years of burner cell phones travelling with his primary cell phones, DNA evidence, Witness description, Search history, Vehicle match, Wife out of town, Harassment stops when he leaves the country for vacation and resume upon his return, they also have his primary email accounts logged in on both his primary and burner phone along with emails with fake names. This case could have been solved 10 years ago.😢

[@manguscarpenter9519]

The have one of the burner phones when he got arrested.

[@EricK-tb2dn]

@@manguscarpenter9519 I'm wondering what else was in his search history 🔍 they said 200 searches but only showed like 20.

[@carlogambino924]

The bail document. And where did you read this? Is it available to the public?

[@manguscarpenter9519]

@@EricK-tb2dn I can't wait for all to be disclosed

[@EricK-tb2dn]

@@carlogambino924 Yes New York Times has it available.

[@ezzb]

Since 1997.. if Shannon didn't made that 911 call back in 2010, those bodies would probably never be found. 11 victims were found because of that one call. Unfortunately didn't save her life but definitely saved many others

[@uMADden]

I think the 911 call was Dec 2010

[@dree35]

​@uMADden are you special ed, she literally said that

[@3141micha]

The call was for 23 min wtf

[@RealReelsRightHere]

@@cnnothingburgerletsgobrand6381well it’s gon fit goofy

[@LeXyStAr77]

Yep. And if Shannon was going out there With the killer and it's been said her death was separate,,,then what a coincidence. And I believe it was connected. Had she heard about other girls going missing? And freaked out and took off? And the guys She was with were Not the bad guys, but as she was running through the marsh She came up on the killer dumping a body. And that's why she wasn't in a burlap sack? . . . It hard to believe she just so happened to be a callgirl and went missing and was found in the same place all the others were found. In a gated community in an area that isn't easy to just get to.

[@leahmurphy59]

I think there’s way more victims than what they are alluding to.

[@KellyShae100]

Yess- absolutely, especially since they released google searches off his burner cell. Very sick man!

[@mariabarahona7471]

Scary

[@cjdodgeprimecrime]

This is just chilling!! I am so thankful they finally have this sick and evil murderer in custody!!!

[@kellyfinleybrown9313]

Presumed innocent until proven guilty.

[@malusaheavenly3168]

Good Job,detectives,thank you for relentlessly pursuing criminals to give peace of mind to loved ones and rest to victims, continue to do what you do

[@leahmurphy59]

What a psychopath. Wow how scared those poor girls must have been.

[@ilandgrl]

I love Julie's insight into this case. Very informative and concise.

[@loadedhot1034]

This is just like the Kohberger case, you may be able to find reasonable doubt on the evidence individually but when you put it all together its had to refute.

[@Manibbyy]

@@cnnothingburgerletsgobrand6381 bye , you sound crazy. There are about at least 12 pieces of evidence which DO fit

[@Manibbyy]

@@cnnothingburgerletsgobrand6381if it’s right you must indict !

[@JellyBean02288]

DNA is determinative

[@cynthiarogers1918]

@@JellyBean02288 genealogy DNA is junk science. In a couple of years everyone they've convicted based on that type of DNA basically a blood type will be overturned.. Then DA blocked this investigation for 15 years now the top DA is just going to solve it. Corruption doesn't just go away, like cancer once it sets in it spreads.

[@shazzabelle123]

6’4” - his victims under 5 - imagine your last hours spent at the hands of this sadistic ogre.😢 How long has he been at this?

[@EricK-tb2dn]

It appears since at least 2007 with the last person killed in 2010, the bodies were discovered 2 months after that and the LISK stopped or changed his hunting grounds according to the bail document.

[@macnchessplz]

Victims under 5ft tall.The man also had a life sized doll (wonder how many feet that doll stood) in a glass case.They found it during a search of his home and weapon seizure.

[@ezzb]

​@@InLieuTubebaby? Is the toddler they didn't identify?

[@jonfreeman9682]

He likely started killing for 30 years. Back in the 90s her killed but t he e bodies are gone.

[@joshua-nf3rx]

There’s no way he started killing at 48. He’s actively using burner phones. There’s more

[@cn.dakotar]

Wow. That entire beach is a graveyard. How could he get away with it for so long? That is a lot of repetitive behavior.

[@palomaalhambra2453]

@@Penguin-cj7fk and you know this, how?

[@cn.dakotar]

@@Penguin-cj7fk MSM is saying there are probably more than 4. But even at 4 that is a very defined pattern. You could be right about a dumping field of sorts. I guess we shall see.

[@ChiggidyChuck]

​@@palomaalhambra2453they don't know. They are just making stuff up because it somehow makes them feel better

[@floppydong295]

@@Penguin-cj7fkhe may not be related to the others in that area, but there is no way he doesn’t have other bodies in other sites. No shot his first killing was in his mid 40s in my opinion. He has been doing this for 30 years. It will all come out.

[@WeAreLegion-]

Maybe the police were letting him kill those diseased hookers as a public service

[@NellyGreenEyez]

Megan Waterman’s pimp described Rex to a Teeeee to investigators. Yah, there’s your witness.

[@scheezy]

Teeeeebto

[@Socks4free]

There was a witness though, Costello's boyfriend saw the guy who killed her before she got killed so your "defense" doesn't really work unless her boyfriend is now dead but either way he still gave a vague description that matches Rex when interviewed by the police.

[@alphajava761]

I believe there is at least one or more other witnesses that saw a male of his stature the last time these women were seen. He's a much bigger than an average person. His car was also identified near the last time these women were seen.

[@Socks4free]

@@alphajava761 see I couldn't remember how many other people had seen him but I did remember the Costello thing as she ripped him off right before she got killed by him by having her boyfriend come home and pretend to be an angry boyfriend.

[@susanlee8609]

Yes, that witness description is what led them to search for the Avalanche

[@michaelmeathammer5688]

They were all crackheads. It’s going to be hard to believe a doped up witness. I mean, it’s too bad but I believe there’s conflicting witness accounts with the two guys involved. They were all high AF.

[@LiquidShivaz]

@@cnnothingburgerletsgobrand6381spermenting the comments 😂

[@DanYellEe]

On top of this disgusting demon’s crimes- it’s heartbreaking that Shannon Gilbert’s mother is no longer here to see this day.

[@kwazimokava]

Yes her death is very suspicious

[@ChildofGod-g8f]

Omw. I didn't know she'd passed. How did she pass?

[@Musiknird]

​@@ChildofGod-g8fone of her daughters killed her due to severe schizophrenia.

[@danadavis6097]

@@Musiknird oh wow. I didn't know that either. At least she and Shannon are together in Heaven! RIP to both of them. 🙏

[@totalnv16]

Maybe the daughter with schizophrenia is behind all this

[@og1368]

It’s sad that we always have to be aware that some people are not who they appear to be.

[@travisgoesthere]

Welcome to the world of humans

[@MarkJohnson-xs1ql]

This case is so weak.

[@mgdarenz]

Welcome to the 2nd Amendment

[@milivapakovc4776]

@@travisgoesthere da izopačeni a napredni ste vrlo skladno

[@inadz.1111]

duh

[@bellagirlgirl8827]

The guy grew up in that house, so why haven't the news reporters produced a story about this guy's "history" during high school and college? There must be some people that remember this guy from his earlier years!

[@jlnriddick]

Geez... give it time. It's only been 5 or 6 days.

[@vashamasha777]

​@@acoop5688Isn't it ALWAYS, or at least MAJORITY of the time "an unlikely suspect...like he's a family, man, community leader, and respected member of society (Gacey)...really handsome and charismatic (Bundy)...a harmless, nerdy electric company worker (BTK)...successful family man and a great employer (this guy)....very often these people hide In plain sight, and THATS what makes them terrifying

[@Crystella_]

What’s really creepy is, he doesn’t seem weird at all. Seems like a normal guy. I mean of course kind of a corny guy but a regular guy.

[@Pineapple3009]

He is scary not normal creepy too.

[@Crystella_]

@@Pineapple3009 That man looks like someone I sit beside at my workstation or on my daily train commute. What I’m trying to convey is his not that socially awkward looking.

[@georgepereyra4166]

As soon as I saw his haircut in the yt interview, I knew he did it. Also, he kinda looks like the stapler guy from Office Space, who burnt down his entire workplace...

[@mrsh2167]

house very creepy looking

[@pompey333]

Imagine the family of this guy finding out what kind of monster they lived with all their life. Rest in peace victims.

[@bruceevans2719]

How is it that these wives never snoop? Like the killer in Indiana of those young girls? How is it that his wife didn't recognize him in those photos at the bridge?

[@mairead788-6]

Probably scared. More than likely he was abusive to his wife so she knew her role and didn't question his odd behaviour more than once.

[@RickyWatter32]

I work for a marketing company. We did research for a start up Family Counseling app. (Lol it failed). We’ve found that 1 member of every 3 families may be hiding a secret that could lead to the total destruction of their family. 80% was cheating. 16%…. Those family members did not want to share.

[@jonashopson1070]

@@bruceevans2719some wife’s are sheltered . They do what their man tells them . They don’t snoop Like so many mob wife’s . They suspect maybe but never look into it . Fear for their life maybe etc

[@ChildofGod-g8f]

Why would a wife in a normal relationship suspect her husband of being a mass murderer?

[@eleanoraquitaine2966]

His house is literally falling apart and he's an architect? Bizarre.

[@Zion66666]

Maybe he designed it for that serial killer look

[@twinstarr2013]

Exactly

[@kmduarte2005]

Like that saying “the cobbler’s children have no shoes”.

[@james-p]

@@kmduarte2005 And let's not forget the plumber's leaky pipes!

[@snortypig596]

They always get rid of the burner phones immediately in the shows and movies. Hanging on to them for more than a week kinda defeats the purposes. Especially since humans like to hide things in their homes and vehicles and work places...

[@sharona7428]

An architect with his house looking so dilapidated 😳

[@reginafelizardo987]

He called the families to taunt them, they are witnesses to his voice, his accent is hard to miss.

[@susanlee8609]

Yep, they have plenty of other audio to compare it to

[@theonewhoknocks3107]

Sounds like the average guy from Long Island

[@mariee.5912]

​@@theonewhoknocks3107exactly

[@menow7851]

The "house is full" per police...house and storage unit will have his keepsakes of his crimes. His poor wife and kids must be so stunned.

[@gavinjohnson8951]

No witnesses but a mountain of circumstantial evidence. There's no way he's getting out of this.

[@Krista-b2r]

My heart breaks for all these poor girls look at the size of this guy and they said all the girls were tiny.. I couldn’t imagine the fear knowing that somebody’s got you and it’s over. I really hope something horrible happens to this man if not in this life the next

[@S3ymira]

Thanks to the police commissioner who clearly seen injustice in this case and prioritized to catch the killer asap

[@blrenx]

I'm Rex Heuermann I'm a Artilect, I'm a Architectural, consistent, I'm a trouble shooter, and in my spare time I'm a sadistic Serial Killer

[@justlooking4771]

Chilling at 1:50 when asked about the most important quality a person in his line of work must possess that he said: “Patience”.

[@b.1162]

Everybody could stand to be more patient. L&C commenters especially from what I've seen.

[@Timmy12wilson]

I believe he killed all 10 people+....what are the chances a serial killer would pick the same "dumping" ground. If it wasn't for Shannon gilber these bodies probably would have never been found. The police department failed all these women especially Shannon. He seems like a creep tho in my opinion.

[@bhadwamodi8294]

11 people

[@onyaschweiz5334]

It’s just an idea but I think the reason why Shannan body was found a little further down than the others is because the other girls were killed at a different location and then dumped whereas I believe shannan was killed in the marsh and the killer didn’t really have time to dump like he did before bc it was the first killing that was out of order ie didn’t happen where he initially wanted it to happen wherever he was killing the other girls he always dropped them off at a different spot. I think the situation with Shannan got sloppy and he didn’t have time to move her before she was ultimately discovered.

[@positivevibrations2501]

You see a person face, but not their heart. He is nothing but PURE EVIL, this is a spiritual warfare.

[@janethammer9501]

If this is the case where the girl was calling 911 from his residence cause she knew she was in danger.. then I’m so thankful. That story really bothered me as no one took her serious ( 911 operators ) because of her line of work. These girls/ women suffered horribly.

[@kathleenp9643]

@@InLieuTube a simple reply that the victim did not call from the residence would’ve been enough. Is there any reason to be rude?

[@uMADden]

Shannon's missing after being drugged at a house out at gilgo Beach brought a k9 named blue to discover human remains that led to the long island serial killer

[@Great_Lakes_Discus]

@@kathleenp9643yes🎉🎉

[@kathyr.8135]

@@kathleenp9643because nobody does their homework

[@hi.moriarty]

@@kathleenp9643 I love it when people get all offended on someone else's behalf!

[@Smokeyjoedamanedamythdalegend]

I just can’t get over how much this reminds me of American psycho. Just a seemingly normal dude with a HORRIFIC dark side

[@truthpopup]

If the defense plants a seed of doubt in the mind of one juror, resulting in a hung jury, the prosecutor should try the case again, and again, and again, at least once for each of the four victims, each of whom is entitled to justice. Bundling multiple homicides into one trial should not provide protection for a serial killer who has committed multiple homicides, each one of which is a crime for which he should be tried.

[@KhaledTheSaudiHawkII]

He’ll enter into a plea agreement. He’ll tell them about the other bodies in exchange for a life sentence with some visitation privileges. He knows he’s doomed so he’ll take the deal.

[@b.1162]

@@KhaledTheSaudiHawkII He's getting life and visitation privileges no matter what. I don't see what NY has to bargain with.

[@justinedse8435]

They got his DNA, it's over.

[@ThriveCollective1188]

Agreed. Double jeopardy won’t allow another chance. Don’t waste any victim’s chance for justice if the evidence to convict him of that crime is not solid and compelling

[@jlnriddick]

I don't think these cases will be bundled to begin with. I don't believe that's been determined yet, but I believe if there was a hung jury in a trial for all three victims, they'd likely try the cases individually.

[@HarrisonHollers]

Really insightful interview! Learned a lot about how one would look at this case from both prosecution and defense.

[@pastelpurpledeathbed]

I mean, it’s hard to have witnesses when he was whacking these girls in the middle of nowhere.

[@wotiluv]

Well they weren’t murdered there necessarily they were just found there

[@ButterflyWings18]

@@cnnothingburgerletsgobrand6381 If by “it” you mean his DNA profile, then “it fits” It’s an exact match!

[@eioinmclove]

​@@cnnothingburgerletsgobrand6381 How many times do you need to say this? Getting very boring.

[@lewis7515]

Man turned a whole beach into a cemetery.....

[@lmn1966]

Omg this is absolutely disgusting behaviours of a psychopath. This monster is obvilious to think he did anything wrong. Psychopaths prey their Victim's. My heart condolences to these families and friends affected by this tragic events. Rest in Peace Angels, justice will be served. ✝️🕊🕯❤️

[@cjlaity1]

There is a witness. The boyfriend of the victim who scammed him out of his money at her home the first time they met.

[@nythoven]

*pimp

[@Anon-tt9rz]

talk about karma 🤣

[@quasarsupernova9643]

Exactly. The defense is there to defend the justice system not only the defendant.

[@chezzachezza7325]

​@@Anon-tt9rzthats horrible to say 😮

[@getpickin357]

He thought high school was bad. Wait till prison.😅

[@ryandonalog1431]

Peter Griffin looking crazy

[@KimmelSlavko]

The DA: "We've found a severed head and a blood-stained hatchet in Mr. Heuermann's house...." The lawyer: "That's circumstantial evidence...." 😮

[@mrsh2167]

yep that is what they pay him to say

[@susanlee8609]

How about the calls he made to the relatives confessing he did it...weren't those traced to his phone? Were they not "witnesses" to this admission? Either way, it was a witness description that started the search for him! He's toast.

[@salomehart8833]

Those calls were made by the victims' phones. Not say8ng they don't have good evidence against him. He is toast indeed.

[@stlounsbury]

It’s a net this murderer will never slide out of.

[@mahadmohamud9953]

They have so much evidence, this is definitely the guy

[@lovelyshirl]

It's amazing that law enforcement has been on this guy's tail for quite some time and that they got their evidence before they arrested him. Dogged, determined police work.

[@Suzibird307]

defense attorneys make me sick sometimes.

[@dgontar]

How did Heuermann initially come under suspicion? I see no video talking about this.

[@Fay_F_2]

Me neither . Suddenly just an arrest . They had all the pieces together without mentioning why choose this person 😐😐

[@silentowlscribe]

Yep. exactly right. There are no witnesses when you kill them. 😢

[@MyEnemy]

Checking his email with the burner phone is what's gonna hang him.

[@stevenhill3136]

Let his lawyer lie for him. Not you Levy.

[@truthhurts3524]

Been hearing/reading that there was a possible leak and the police were worried he was going to be tipped off.

[@augustsnowfall5189]

They evidenced him with a discarded pizza crust and a string of hair at the bottom of a burlap sack…Now that’s dedication to the cause!👏🏼✌🏼

[@Mike_Cosentino]

No witnesses, therefore no crime? Pretty weak defense if you ask me and I ain’t even a lawyer.. either way, not gonna sit well w/ the general public. We long Islanders deserve answers!

[@annmurphy5507]

I believe the VCs were not in burlap bags but wrapped in camouflage burlap material used in hunting; ie: duck blinds, deer blinds etc. We know he is an avid gun owner.

[@simmiesim321]

Where does it mention cammo ? 🤭

[@kristinebarbaree2697]

I also heard it was camo burlap

[@sirgerbilmacintosh9101]

He's like 'Yo, I'm just an average guy, nothing to see here.'

[@mjarboesdf]

He was terrifilying big, gosh I cant even imagine the power he had over those tiny women.. he strangled most of them and it takes along time to strangle someone to death! I noticed right away how much taller and bigger he was then all the male officers walking next to him. He is a beastly monster that should be caged and then put down like the creature he is!! My heart goes out to the victims families as well as his wife and his daughters. I pray to give them extra strength and courage they will need to go through such a difficult and devastating trial to get justice for their loved ones, that they very much deserve. 💔

[@masteryoshi2196]

He forgot to add. “I’m also a part time serial Killer.”

[@thepunisher2988]

lol I'm going to start saying that when I introduce myself to people ahaha

[@Starskream180]

He has killed more you don’t start killing at 45 been at it since his teens 20’s

[@cheryljoseph3262]

I remeber watching this a few years ago and I had the feeling at the time that they would eventually find out who put those girls in burlap bags. Now I know. I thought it would be some one that works on a farm or at an animal feed plant. I was wrong. I'm still wondering where he got those bags from. Rip to those poor woman😢

[@herelieskittythomas3726]

I have always wanted to know what's up with the burlap bags.

[@Damaged_lemons]

That toupee is a crime in and of itself.

[@secretsauce4530]

Toupee? Seems more just like messy bed hair but maybe it is a toupee...

[@susanlee8609]

" I'm a troublemaker, uh, I mean troubleshooter."

[@187mrsmith]

We've been worn time in time out serial killers are usually the people you least expect like a accountant a pastor a neighborhood watch leader people u would never expect

[@rockyroad7345]

Aren't most successfully prosecuted cases based on circumstantial evidence?! It seems to me they have a boat load of evidence that couldn't possiby be dismissed or disproven.

[@Ccdddttt]

Pizza crust, that's the most New York thing ive ever heard. Taken down for not finishing the best part!!

[@fuzzie1956]

How do you explain away not only finding his DNA on one victim's body but then he deposited his wife's DNA on two other victim's bodies?

[@gracereeves5790]

If crimes were committed, and irrefutable evidence belongs to RH, he "would be involved with the crimes." Also, he probably video taped his savagery.

[@susanlee8609]

A news report stated that police seized a video recorder and videotapes

[@ecasey91]

@@susanlee8609oh no

[@aClownBaby-]

@@susanlee8609 Oh my god fck no

[@idlehour]

Guy lived less than 4 miles from me.

[@rashidasnead865]

Sad, because he spoke like he could’ve been a great person… 🤦🏾‍♀️

[@tannern2280]

What's crazy is you watch all these old shows about serial killers and think oh this couldn't happen now. EXCEPT IT DOES. These type of people still live among us everyday.

[@Gdub33]

Really? No way! Thanks captain obvious!

[@tannern2280]

@@Gdub33 you’re so hard making comments like this. I hope you feel better now that you got that off your chest. Tell all your buddies about the hilarious comment you made on KZbin 🫏.

[@Gdub33]

@@tannern2280 of course serial killers are still active dude. They will never go away my friend. Psychopaths are a thing and the percentage of them are only increasing.

[@mentoraliji5081]

There are thousands just like him living in our community. Stay loaded in your homes .

[@Zion66666]

I know US has an adversarial system of justice but I hate the way defence lawyers will actively try and get a killer off when the know he is guilty.

[@james-p]

It's not so much to get a murderer to go free, it's to make sure that the State isn't just throwing people in prison without really proving they did it. You see how carefully the evidence was gathered and how meticulously the Prosecutor is assembling the case against this guy. The only reason they're totally buttoning this down is that they know there's gonna be somebody on the other side trying very hard to show that they're wrong. It's pretty obvious this guy did it. But we can't allow the State to arrest him and throw him in prison just because they're pretty sure. A lot of us Americans even don't realize that only a Jury of 12 other citizens has the power to put someone in prison. Not the police, not the DA, not the judge, not even the President - _only_ a Jury has that power, with their verdict of Guilty. And if the Jury says Not Guilty, that's final. Our government cannot imprison him, cannot try him again, and cannot appeal. So, the State has to work to gather as much solid evidence as possible, and put it all in order. It's not just that he owned a certain kind of truck - it's that kind of truck, _and_ driven by a big guy, _and_ whose phone was in the same location as these burners, _and_ near the victims' phones, _and_ at these places and times, _and_ at the times his family was out of town, _and_ with his DNA on the victims, etc. It's an interesting system to be sure, but it's what we have.

[@snortypig596]

Ya there's lots of places where they lock up whoever without discretion. It's never good. I am so glad these processes exist in the United States to protect the innocent. Incarceration is awful anywhere and we need to make sure we aren't imprisoning innocent

[@Zion66666]

@@james-p I agree with you and the system in principle. What I mean is that in practice it doesn’t always play out that way. A lot of times we see really good lawyers getting obviously guilty people off. Casey Anthony. OJ etc. surely that can’t be right. Also, one point on your jury comment, you do also have non jury trials in the US where a judge makes a decision. By in general I do agree with your sentiments.

[@kathyr.8135]

really strange

[@james-p]

@@Zion66666 Yeah, you're right, it doesn't always go well.

[@Libraking7630]

What is that woman talking about.. she is reaching.. he's guilty 😔

[@Photography332]

He has not been convicted in court so legally you have to be careful with how you say things.

[@mariee.5912]

He has to be proven guilty.

[@OneMinuteReviewMan]

Just confirms that you always need to eat your pizza crust.

[@moonbeam603]

[@diamonddave16]

Great episode. Anjenette, you’re awesome! You were great on Local 12 and we miss you in the tri state.

[@ZombieLurker]

Two really big mistakes ppl commonly or accidently make with burner phones are, at any point in time having the burner phone turned on in the same location that the persons regular cell phone is or has been before. As well as not keeping a different "identity" linked to the burner phone by not having anything similar or the same that could be linked to the regular cell phone. I'd bet one of those two would be how they linked the burner phones to him.

[@legendarygigolo823]

I imagine they just filtered the cell data to show which phone number or numbers were in the same locations at the same times as all the burner phones and his real number stood out.

[@melistasy]

Yup, he did all those things you said

[@simmiesim321]

The you tube expert in the house 😂😂

[@hi.moriarty]

@@simmiesim321 So... 😂😂What do YOU know that the rest of us don't, genius???

[@mariee.5912]

​@simmiesim321 Well, many cases have been helped because of public involvement.

[@kjn3005]

So sad Shannon knocked on several doors begging for help on her 911 call. If one of those people would have helped her she probably would have survived. I don’t think she ran in to the swamp and died from exposure. I think she was strangled by her driver, the john or one of the other neighbors. I saw an interview with another male neighbor who was suspicious. Shannon’s body was found not far from his house.

[@nilufar2011]

Police did a great job 👏🏻 Many thanks 🙏🏻

[@adityakrishnan5627]

There is one defense that you did not mention! There were other bodies in the same location! Was someone else the perpetrator? Its inconceivable that you have multiple serial killers dumping bodies in the same location. Hence did someone else commit the crime? The issue here is with other bodies, the police have to explain this! I think this is not yet an air tight csse

[@liyavatansever9693]

Thry got his DNA matching to one of his victims this says enough

[@kwazimokava]

​@@liyavatansever9693yes very odd they find only one hair of his but 3 of a unknown female hair on some of the victims that they assume it could be his wife.

[@VariaBug]

Multiple serial killers with the same MO? That might work with the other 7-8 victims but these 4 will be more than enough to put him away for life.

[@jlnriddick]

@@kwazimokava It's not assumed that those hairs came from his wife, it's verified. They collected soda bottles from the home and made a definitive match to his wife. I don't think that just happened in the last few days, but I guess it's possible. I don't recall anyone speaking of the three female hairs in any other way than stating they belonged to his wife, though there may have been some questions as to what they were attached to (specifically) to end up at the crime scenes. I believe the assumption was that they were attached to the burlap. BTW, who has burlap laying around the house in quantities large enough to wrap bodies in?

[@kwazimokava]

@@jlnriddick yes i also found that a strange and odd thing those burlap things.

[@caddyshack68]

Imagine having a house or building designed after a serial killer

[@mariee.5912]

Mmm, nothing wrong. You don't know if the chef at your local restaurant is.

[@johntomik4632]

He actually trying to act innocent in the first clip. That interview.

[@williammcfaul2040]

Capital punishment by fire seems fair to start.

[@emmyrose1802]

I wonder if he stopped killing in 2011. So weird that he just stopped if he did.

[@k.nichelle4875]

Been following this case since I the Disappeared episode of Shannon Gilbert's disappearance premiered on ID back in 2012. I always checked the internet for updates and there was always very little. I think the last update was the belt they found with letters that looked like an H M or W because of the type of print their weren't too sure. I always wondered would it be solved and if so would it be

[@JSouBK]

The Bonjour Realty interview is so eerie

[@jingles2726]

I wonder if the neighbors will beat up his kids for this.

[@josephconnor2310]

That interview status has since been changed on fb to private

[@jingles2726]

@@josephconnor2310 People shouldn't beat up other people. It is not nice.

[@bawlout9367]

Insane to think it took this long crazzyyyy

[@gabrielamartiniuc6322]

Looking up a case , also contacting victims, he resembles the killer …. Etc etc. … he’s done. The defense will be pathetic if they try to defend a serial KILLER!!!

[@paschallhouston]

The Defense will and don't care as long as they are making money. Look at the Nikolas Cruz school shooter defense team laughing about when they talked about some of his victims and joking with him during court. But hey that is the behavior of most social justice warriors today.This is a high profile case and in their mind this will bring more clients to them especially if they win or the sentence is reduced. Most people don't care for anybody but themselves is why there is so much crime, murder, cheating, and why they are able to hurt others like this Jagoff. I don't trust nobody for this reason and people should know the world is full of sick trill seekers like this dude. He liked the pain he inflicted and wanted to see it in the families is why he searched them and I think even called them on the phone.

[@doitformazi2347]

Pathetic or not, everyone is entitled to a fair trial.

[@suprememagnetic4850]

Would love to know what’s in his storage units (trophies?) If he did these crimes and they got more evidence, he’s completely screwed.

[@margaretlumley1648]

No witnesses? Most crimes don't have witnesses. What we do have is excellent police work, and a range of other forms of watertight evidence to convict this ... person

[@maddatheist7254]

"I don't like to use the word tolerance" that's makes sense

[@GrannieLee]

The DNA evidence is all that needed. No need for witnesses

[@Derpherppington]

When is the last time there’s a witness to murder

[@grandpu659]

@@Derpherppington not all murders are some weird mystery serial killing….. plenty of murders on a day to day basis with plenty off witnesses. I mean a dude just killed 3 of his own kids then shot his wife. She is a witness. If you need more examples let me know.

[@susanlee8609]

Yep DNA don't lie, guess he'll say it was planted.

[@ButterflyWings18]

@@cnnothingburgerletsgobrand6381 His wife’s hair was found on the body and inside of the burlap bag. The authorities determined that she was in Iceland at the time of the murders. How do you explain that?

[@ButterflyWings18]

@@cnnothingburgerletsgobrand6381 EXACTLY. As you said, You leave hair “Any public place YOU go.” That would place him at the crime scene. His and his wife’s hair are a DNA 🧬 match to hairs found at the dumping ground. I don’t know about you, but my hair has NEVER been found on a dead(murder victim) nor at a crime scene with 11+ bodies on a remote, secluded beach 🏖️

[@pokemaster077]

Cheers to law enforcement for possibly solving these murders but anyone concerned how the government was able to track this guys movement from over 10 years ago?

[@dolphin4788]

Law enforcement didnt do their jobs for over a decade. This was one of the easiest cases ever imo. 2 weeks it took one investigator to name him as a suspect, thats it. And another year to gather evidence.

[@aClownBaby-]

No, not really. No one cares about me and my movements

[@thedesolateone8260]

This is peter Griffin on Meth

[@aceous99]

when Peter Griffin becomes a serial killer

[@Shieldsofshame]

is there any other serial killer in history that has this much media about them so easily available?

[@hanselmansell7555]

The world is full of killers! You're not safe, lock your doors!!! 😨 Buy pepper spray 💰

[@wickedwidget3812]

Yeah idk about peper spray i trust my firearm more than i do peper spray

[@Denise-Ann]

Some people have no soul.

[@juanitaleak6482]

I know it’s innocent until proven guilty but Geez the evidence is pretty stacked against this man.

[@aaronclark1599]

Glad they caught this creep.

[@Smile-Dog898]

It’s not confirmed yet if it’s him.

[@elizabeth-tu7qz]

The SC PD owes much more to Shannon Gilbert. Closing her case was a mistake. They need to dig deeper. Everyone knows she was killed. To say she died from the elements in the marsh is just wrong. Please re-open this case.

[@Spook2431NYC]

Just thinking of all possible buildings in NYC he may hv access to!