Hello everyone and welcome to police off the cuff, real crime stories.

I'm your host, retired NYPD Sergeant Bill Cannon, a 27-year veteran of the NYPD.

I want to wish everyone a happy Thanksgiving, a happy Thanksgiving weekend,

and a happy holiday season spent with your friends, loved ones,

and take that belt out a notch or two, because I know everyone's eating a lot.

You know, folks, a lot of stuff has happened in, of course, the LISC case, Long Island

serial killer case.

And it's sort of just baffling to me.

You see the picture on the screen.

That is Essa Elarrup and her attorney, Robert Macedonio,

and two behind them, no doubt, two other attorneys that work with Robert Macedonio.

But the wife and the children of accused Gilgo Beach Killer, Rex Uriman, they're going to

receive a $1 million payday for participating in a documentary.

Asa Elrub, Eumann's wife, and their children, Victorian Christopher,

will have their lives chronicled during their estranged patriarch's trial.

I just, I don't know. I find this.

I don't want to get right to the editorial part of it,

but it just, it doesn't really hit well with me.

The family of the accused Gilgo Beach Killer and Massapequa Park resident,

Rex Uriman, are set to receive a whopping $1 million payday for the participation in an upcoming NBC

Peacock documentary.

Asa Ellarup, Human's wife, and their children, Victoria and Christopher, they're both adults.

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