There has to be some common sense.

Yes, sir, and they have the car stopped in tent and granch microphone?

We still don't know who pulled the trigger. Hello everyone and welcome to Police Off the Cuff, Real Crime Stories.

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

You know, folks, of course, we've been following this Gilgo case since the very beginning,

the rest of Rex Ewerman, and all of the people throughout,

not just the world and locally, but the people that it's affected.

And probably the biggest people who it's affected, of course, is the family of Rex Hulman, his wife,

his daughter, and his son. So we're going to take a look at how it affects them, and then we go

to the neighborhood of Massapequa Park. Can you imagine living on that block and living around someone now

who is the alleged Gilgo Beach serial killer? Can you imagine that? And how about, in a larger picture,

the people of Suffolk County and Nassau County,

the beach known as Gilgo Beach that has been one of the most beautiful places, probably in the world,

forever.

Jones Beach, you say those names to Long Islanders and they get all like, oh,

kinds of fond memories growing up Long Island, Gilgo Beach, Robert Moses, Cap Tree, Boat Basin.

You say those things. And now, though, with the list, the Long Island serial killer case,

it's taken on new meaning.

And people think of it, of Gilgo Beach's, oh, that's spooky place, that scary place,

where those really bad things happened. And will that ever go away? We don't know. Because right now, someone is arrested. Rex Eweman is arrested, he arrested and charged with three of the murders of the women known as the Gilgo Four.

And we hate to refer to people as that.

We'd rather give them their own identity rather than calling them the Gilgo Four.

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