In this riveting episode of "Body Bags", host Joseph Scott Morgan and renowned guest Dave Mack delve deep into the mysteries of the Gilgo Beach murders. The narrative takes a dark turn as they explore the complex world of suspect Rex Huerman, who shockingly owns 92 gun permits and two storage facilities. With a media circus surrounding the search of his possessions, a medical examiner's unexpected presence at one of the storage sites raises eyebrows and questions. What could be lurking inside? As Morgan and Mack unpack the investigative processes, from understanding decomposition to the role of cadaver dogs, they also shed light on a decade-long series of murders in Long Island. Oddities surface, including the peculiar behavior of a killer who seemingly retires after three victims and the challenges of sifting through a hoarder's chaotic household. This episode takes listeners on a rollercoaster of emotions, with new revelations promising to reshape the narrative of the notorious Gilgo Beach cases.
 
Time-coded Highlights:
[00:00:00] The episode kicks off with Joseph Scott Morgan and Dave Mack exploring the latest on the Gilgo Beach murders.
[00:01:30] Mack drops a bombshell about Huerman's alarming collection of gun permits and the existence of two storage facilities.
[00:02:36] Mack comments on the rampant media attention and the unexpected appearance of a medical examiner at one storage site.
[00:03:18] Morgan decodes the reasons for summoning a medical examiner to crime scenes, drawing listeners into the world of forensics.
[00:06:50] Mack's skepticism surfaces, questioning the examiner's inconsistent appearances at the storage units.
[00:08:23] The spotlight turns to Long Island's decade-old mysteries, with Morgan giving insights into a defendant tied to three cases.
[00:09:30] The duo ponders the potential use of cadaver dogs before a medical expert's arrival, emphasizing their significance.
[00:11:00] Mack and Morgan dissect the erratic behavior of a suspected serial murderer, who ceased his actions after claiming three lives.
[00:12:00] Serial killer patterns emerge, with Morgan speculating on their familiarity with hunting grounds and possible storage unit links.
[00:14:00] Morgan postulates on killers' tendencies to retain "souvenirs", stressing the importance of a detailed home examination.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.