is Hidden Killers with Tony Bruske.

Here now, Tony Bruske.

Well, I guess it was kind of a good day for Rex here, men.

There won't be an eighth, at least not a young woman named Colleen McName.

McNamey was a young woman murdered in 1994.

They've determined that Rex was not behind that one, which would have marked the eighth.

Still behind the other seven, allegedly, but not this one.

So what does this all mean?

Well, it's finally closing the door that had hung half open for years for a very long time.

She was believed by some to be yet another victim of accused Gilgo Beach serial killer, Sherman. Now, she's not. The DNA says

so. And that matters more than people realize, because when you strip away the hysteria,

the hashtags, and the monster under the bad narrative that's followed this case in Sirman's

arrest, and rightfully so, you're left with something much harder.

The difference between suspicion and proof, between pattern and precision, between what we think we see, and what the science actually says.

And it's important to make these distinctions and not just throw everything onto the steaming pile of poo named Rex Heerman.

Because there are other steaming piles of poo out there.

And they should be caught and recognized and held accountable for their crimes, too too don't just pile everything under the one

guy because it's the easiest one to do at this moment in time certainly take him down for the

ones that we know but that's that's something that happens in cases like this where you have

so much destruction so much death there is a temptation

to well it looks like the shoe kind of fits add it in we'll get it we'll get him a it'll get him

convicted on that too and what cost well the dna says you can't on this one.

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