For over a decade it was the Long Island cold case that couldn't be cracked. Nearly a dozen people killed, their bodies left near Gilgo Beach on the island’s South Shore. A major break in the case finally came this summer when a special task force arrested a 59-year-old architect from Long Island and charged him with murdering several of the victims. Rex Heuermann, who has pleaded not guilty, is currently behind bars. Joining us to discuss how a possible serial murderer could have been living among us for so long are - criminologist Dr. Scott Bonn, who accurately profiled the accused killer back in 2011; Anthony DeStefano, legal affairs and criminal justice reporter for Newsday; and Terri Austin, legal analyst and host of the nationally syndicated show Law & Crime.

GUEST: DR. SCOTT BONN - CRIMINOLOGIST WHO ACCURATELY PROFILED THE ACCUSED GILGO BEACH KILLER; AUTHOR, “WHY WE LOVE SERIAL KILLERS: THE CURIOUS APPEAL OF THE WORLD’S MOST SAVAGE MURDERERS”

GUEST: ANTHONY DESTEFANO - NEWSDAY LEGAL AFFAIRS AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE REPORTER; TRUE CRIME AUTHOR

GUEST: TERRI AUSTIN - LEGAL ANALYST AND HOST, LAW & CRIME; FORMER TRIAL ATTORNEY