Summary
Rex Heuermann, a suspected serial killer, pleaded guilty to murdering eight women on Long Island. He admitted to a new killing he wasn't initially charged with, in addition to the seven others he faced charges for. Heuermann confirmed his plea in court, acknowledging his responsibility for the crimes.
Key Facts
- Rex Heuermann pleaded guilty to killing eight women on Long Island.
- He admitted to a new murder involving Karen Vergata, known as "Fire Island Jane Doe."
- Previously, he pleaded not guilty and was set to go to trial for seven other murders.
- The case started with finding bodies near Gilgo Beach in 2010.
- Heuermann confirmed he pleaded guilty voluntarily.
- In court, he stated that he strangled some of his victims.
- The judge listed the crimes, and Heuermann pleaded guilty to each.
