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Please do not suffer in silence. Just a heads up. I know at the beginning of this episode it sounds like I'm saying Rex Herman.

That's because I recorded this in an uncontrolled environment and unless I really accentuate it, it sounds like Herman, but I know his name is Rex Huraman.

I didn't notice this until about 5, 10 minutes in and I didn't want to re-record all that audio, so this is just a little disclosure.

Hey everyone, it's Michael.

Today in lieu of a full-length episode, I'm bringing you yet another update in the long-running Long Island serial killer saga.

Because it's been a while since our last monumental update, I figured that it was time to catch up, especially in light of some recent developments.

As most of you likely remember, the Long Island serial killer, or Lisk, was a long theorized serial killer in the state of New York, who operated along the coast of Long Island, in particular in the area surrounding Gilgo Beach.

This killer managed to fly under the radar until 2010, when a young woman named Shannon Gilbert

disappeared under bizarre and mysterious circumstances.

Subsequent searches of the area where she went missing would eventually uncover the bodies of several murdered women, all of whom appeared to have been killed by a single killer over many years.

Some would theorize that at least two serial killers

had been using this region as their dumping ground for decades, dating back to the early 1990s.

This disagreement, over this being a work of one or more killers, was something that I highlighted back in my original episodes, all the way back in 2016, but has remained a point of contention for years now.

And to some, even after recent events, remains an ongoing debate.

However, those recent events have started to make it seem even likelier that this may have been the work of one killer,

who not only worked in the area where many of the victims went missing, but lived close to where their bodies were later found.

In our last update regarding this case, I informed you that police had a suspect in custody.

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