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Cold Cases to Courtroom: Director Josh Zeman on Rex Heuermann, Andrew Dykes, and Richard Bilodeau
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January 18, 2026
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1:06:22Now PlayingThis week on True Crime with the Sarge, we are joined by acclaimed filmmaker and The Killing Season director Josh Zeman for an in depth discussion on three major murder cases that made headlines on Long Island. In a rare convergence of cold case justice, Rex Heuermann, Andrew Dykes, and Richard Bilodeau all appeared in court within days of one another, each charged with murder in long dormant investigations.
Josh Zeman brings his expertise in long form crime storytelling, investigative journalism, and criminal justice reform as we examine what led to these arrests, the evidentiary breakthroughs behind each case, and why cold cases are being solved now. From forensic advances and witness development to prosecutorial strategy and public pressure, we break down what these cases reveal about the evolving landscape of homicide investigations.
This episode explores the significance of these court appearances, what comes next legally, and what they mean for victims’ families who have waited years for answers. If you follow Long Island crime, unsolved murders, or the intersection of media and justice, this is a must watch conversation.
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