All right, you guys are on beach.

I remember it like it was yesterday.

Bombshell tonight.

Investigators on Long Island, I'd say they found the remains of ten people thought to be the victims of a serial killer the.

Day they had finally caught the Long Island serial killer ak Lisk, one of the most elusive serial killers the twenty first century.

Shocked today after an arrest and the infamous Gilgo Beach murders.

Fifty nine year old Rex Heureman from Long Island is now charged in the murders of three women.

Ten years earlier.

We had gone on our own hunt for Lisk, and even though we didn't find him, I had no idea how close we came, closer than anyone had been before.

Yes, we're looking for you.

We followed every lead, hoping to find Lisk before he found his next victim.

So do you think he's going to strike again?

Absolutely?

I wish it.

We look Craigslist, sam Way, who finds us the body count is climbing as investigator's grapple with a very elusive monster.

Before this sick bastard is caught, they are gonna find more bodies out here in these woods.

Say police, Yeah, the as these people are fond of killman.

Our investigation got so close we may have even gotten the attention of Lisk himself.

We're learning that Rex human may have called a documentary filmmaker.

Audio expert Anthony Nelson analyzed the recordings for Inside Edition.

In my opinion, it sounds exactly like him.

But as we dug deeper, we discovered the hunt for a serial killer.

It was only half the story.

There's no other way to describe this except explosive.

There's a connection between Suffolk police, prostitutes and Gilgo Beach.

Former Suffolk County Chief of Police James Burke was put in a handc.

See he's still denying the accucation.

And then we found it.

The clue buried in our footage all along.

Hey, it was driving a green How's I think called green Avalanche?

A Chevy Avalanche truck?

And I couldn't help but ask why why didn't anyone catch him sooner?

It was a tip about this Chevy Avalanche that led to the arrest of Rex Ewerman.

Investigators had a description of a Chevrolet Avalanche in their case files since twenty ten.

With a criminal trial pending, we're looking back and asking the question, why did this man get away with something so monstrous for so goddamn long?

Rex Huerman born and raised on Long Island, working in Manhattan since nineteen eighty seven.

From Tenderfoot TV and iHeart Podcasts, I'm Josh Zieman and this is Monster Hunting the Long Island serial Killer, coming November seventeenth,