That has to be some common sense.

Yes, sir, they have the car stopped in town to the ranch, Michael Byther.

We still don't know who pulled the trigger. Hello everyone and welcome to police off the cuff, real crime stories.

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Folks, today Rex Ewerman appeared in court.

It was a hearing.

He looked a little bit different. He had sort of a new haircut.

There he is in the picture you see on the screen being spoken to by his attorney, Michael Brown.

So accused Gilgo Beach serial killer, Rex Newman appeared in court Wednesday morning for a pre-trial conference.

Rex Newman stood before the judge for only about five minutes, as lawyers brought the judge up to

date on evidence that's been submitted and will be submitted to Newman's attorney, Michael Brown,

who you see the back of his head in this picture. The prosecutor said that it's going to take a while.

According to Ray Tierney, you don't take a 13-year investigation and turn it over in a day or two.

It's just a voluminous amount of stuff.

And again, according to Ray Tierney, the Suffolk County District Attorney, they're providing this

evidence on a rolling basis, as he describes it. Prosecutors revealed in court that a cheek swab

taken from Uerman matches DNA found on pizza crust, disposed of byyman outside his office in Manhattan.

That pizza crust DNA, prosecutors say, is consistent with the DNA profile

from a hair follicle found on the burlap material used to bind Gilgo Beach victim

Megan Waterman.

According to Tierney, they're very confident that this was going to be the case. The way the case is unfolding is consistent with their expectations.

But Uerman's attorney said, not so fast that none of this means definitely that the hair found in Waterman belongs to

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