FINALLY! I Am no surprised that you gave her the respect she deserved. So many interviewers have disrespected her. You’re always a class act.

@snicksabea

Жыл бұрын

Anderson is the best.

@LarryFleetwood8675

Жыл бұрын

@@snicksabea lol

@JennaTelia824

Жыл бұрын

You can still be a class act and do a professional job. ie, ask her "why didn't she go to the police when this happened"?

@CoCo-yv3hl

Жыл бұрын

Respect for being a prostitute

@TheJimbo1791

Жыл бұрын

@@LarryFleetwood8675 "lol" 🤣 that term is about 20 years old, hippie

It takes a lot of courage to come on CNN and share their story. And not only to tell her story but to give a voice to those who were unable to have the chance for a better life. She is one smart, brave woman.

@joat_dad4090

Жыл бұрын

A woman with kids, no less. I admire her courage.

@Not-the-usual-BS

Жыл бұрын

Yeah especially since she made the whole story up!!!!!!

@twistedvideo6915

Жыл бұрын

Bullshit, she was an escort from Port jefferson in her 20's and is not familiar with Massapequa I call double bullshit ? And Gilgo Beach is not as close to Massapequa as she makes it appear to be. Her story make no sense at all and why did she never call the tip line that was posted all over Long Island? She said she cant remember how to get home where she lives for 5 years without a gps but you remember a date a decade ago and specific information about that date along with the conversation and not to mention she was using.Oh and you dont want to bring up your past but you go on CNN and do multiple interviews bragging about it? Just like CNN fake news😅

@Shebathebigcat

Жыл бұрын

Does anyone know how many total victims there are now. I'm Loosing track of this crazy story.

@user-vv2wd9vm4l

Жыл бұрын

Sure lol what a joke

This woman’s story is compelling, and I really like the way Cooper gives her lots of room. A superb interview.

@cb913

6 ай бұрын

He gave her lots of room because of her weiner breath.

Glad she's alive, and that she's a mom and a professional hairdresser and makeup artist. Good for her.

@marilynwillett804

Жыл бұрын

OH PLEASE THAT DYED HAIR COULDN'T LOOK MORE FAKE.

@junecoulthard8942

Жыл бұрын

Yes I'm very happy she turned her life into something positive ❤ its not about shaming or hate its about telling her side of the story on how she met Rex. So many haters and its really sad.

@adderallmoney

Жыл бұрын

she still looks like a nightcrawler

@debbieshomes6984

Жыл бұрын

Why couldn't she have been that instead of a female escort/sex worker? There were no other jobs I guess for her?

@debbieshomes6984

Жыл бұрын

​@@adderallmoneyThat's the first thing I thought of looking at her. She's probably still an escort if she had to be.

So glad that she survived, listened to her intuition and instinct. Sending love to the victims, each of their family and loved ones, and for her and other's who escaped his harm🙏🙏🙏

@vertigo2894

Жыл бұрын

I still don't know how they met lol! Dating app?

@LindaC616

Жыл бұрын

​@@vertigo2894I think they said he used Craigslist

@b.t.2795

Жыл бұрын

​@@Xecutioner. Bright enough to provide a picture of Rex to her sister and chose an area she was familiar with where her friends were nearby if she needed them.

@dianajemison105

Жыл бұрын

​@@Xecutioner.How about not shaming people. She was sure smart enough not to get killed.

@LindaC616

Жыл бұрын

@@Xecutioner. frankly, this woman did an interview without once overusing the word "like". That makes her more well-spoken and articulate than about 80% of people you hear on TV these days, including some educated folks who host shows on NPR.

The part of the interview where Nikkie says, "I had a chance to fix my life and make changes and they never did" hits me hard. I lost two female friends to domestic violence by the violent men in their lives. One was 42 and the other 27. Both had SO MUCH GOOD AND LOVE ahead of them in their lives, and another human being robbed them and the rest of us who knew them and adored them of all those opportunities.

@MorteDallAlto

Жыл бұрын

That part really hit me too. And I'm so sorry you've lost friends that way, my deepest condolences.

@americanassociationagainst7981

Жыл бұрын

😢 Thanks for sharing such 💔stories of your friends. I am blessed to have dodged several bullets in my life by my involvement with violence men. I broke the cycle.

@Ron-rk6iz

Жыл бұрын

But she did not call the cops.......while she knew the case and was aware of his strange behavior while talking about the issues, horrible. How many did Rex kill after her date, she never thought about it....... it is all about. just herself, of course.

@saramarshall2957

Жыл бұрын

I suspect she is still on something. Maybe prescription meds. I say this as an addict myself. Sober for years now. She has slowed speech and seems a bit groggy. I could be totally wrong but my gut tells me she is medicated

@saramarshall2957

Жыл бұрын

​@@Ron-rk6izits not like she had any evidence. She had a gut feeling. She didn't even have his full name. What information did you have for them? That she went on a date with someone she found odd? He did nothing to hurt her. Not much to go on there and they most likely wouldn't have taken her seriously

Talking about serial killing on a 1st date is a REAL LIFE red flag.

@AnnaLexi

Ай бұрын

*_I agree!! I could understand if the person he dated brought it up first, but he did, & why bring it up?!! So yeah, definitely red flag._* 🚩

@NuraCaicedo-xh2ok

Ай бұрын

I would have been like goodbye Rex

Nikkie should be the national spokesperson for why women should ALWAYS listen to their intuition when it comes to meeting up with strange men. Her resolve for establishing and not wavering from her personal safety boundaries on that night is just so impressive and inspiring!

@CoCo-yv3hl

Жыл бұрын

😂 yea listen to a sugar baby that’s possibly on something

@cvader7

Жыл бұрын

True, men need one too, for different reasons though! hehe

@jmfia2391

Жыл бұрын

She was selling her cat

@ALinn-vr3nl

Жыл бұрын

Yes, she did all kinds of smart things to protect herself. Smart woman.

@MattChicago

Жыл бұрын

@@CoCo-yv3hl Right. Shes high too.

Man she is totally credible… So comfortable so confident in her word choice in what she’s communicating

@foresttemple1380

Жыл бұрын

She's only a bit sedated...

@cathiespencer9826

Жыл бұрын

@@foresttemple1380 as soon as I heard her speak I was like yep opiates are definitely in play here.

@djjones7039

11 ай бұрын

@@foresttemple1380stop making up lies and starting rumors

@finishfirst4580

11 ай бұрын

She’s a prostitute. Nothing out of her mouth is credible. She was paid to go on TV. And I’m not defending the white guy. I don’t care one way or the other. But assuming someone is credible with no proof is ridiculous

Escorts are your daughters, sisters, neighbors. Anyone out of a job, etc. Don’t look down on them or judge them. It doesn’t define someone.

@tx_gal6518

Жыл бұрын

Ok. They’re also sons and brothers. Who exactly is putting them down?

@devilsson6660

Жыл бұрын

Girl one: Hi, I'm an escort Girl two: Hi, I'm a lawyer Notice the difference?

@kyral8958

Жыл бұрын

I understand what you are trying to convey. There are judgemental people in this world, and some lifestyles are frowned upon by others. This whole situation is very heartbreaking for the family. I can't imagine pain and suffering if the victims, the families, and even the family of the accused. What an evil, heartless man.

@GizmoMaltese

Жыл бұрын

It should be legalized. By keeping it illegal we make the work unsafe for women. Most escorts do it because of either a drug addiction or they just like the easy money. If you don't have a degree or skills you're stuck at minimum wage jobs. You can barely afford a room in some dump on minimum wage. And some girls are just not motivated enough to work while going to school to improve their wages. And if you have children then you're really stuck. So some it's about laziness and some it's out of economic necessity. But the entire sex trafficked coerced woman idea is very rare and mostly a myth.

@bobbowie5334

Жыл бұрын

​@@devilsson6660The second one's a prostitute.

Her testimony was so compassionate toward the victims

@ToddiusMaximus

11 ай бұрын

You’re DEFINITELY gay

@BH-1964

11 ай бұрын

Too bad she doesn't tell the investigators... I guess she realizes she can't tell the investigators lies... that could land her in jail for false informing...

It’s SO important that people see just how intelligent and well spoken this woman is. Doing sex work is a job, NOT an identity. I’m just so thankful that Nikki had the instinct to leave. She must feel both relieved but also tense knowing how close she came to being that psychopathic demon’s victim.

@Vale10952

Жыл бұрын

Well spoken? I work security in the hood. Most prostitutes are idooson drugs and aggressive. You think you know anything because you watch a KZread video.

@Deerector

Жыл бұрын

I was listening her and thinking the same thing. She is very smart. Im glad she is ok and safe from that monster

@ej12349

Жыл бұрын

It may be so in her case but for many women and children, it is not. There are 100 of thousands who were/are raped, molested or groomed into sex slavery mostly by someone they know and trusted. Other times by complete strangers.

@notbornagainbornright5046

Жыл бұрын

Yes and look how Cuomo put Escort on his title ..I blew up his comment section, like lm commenting on this!!

@notbornagainbornright5046

Жыл бұрын

​@@Deerectorlook how Cuomo titled his interview. I was so upset .. She's brave to come forward

I wish this lady all the best !

@sule98676_Gmailcom

Жыл бұрын

Hello how are you doing? i would love to know you, where are you from?

I believe her and I pray that she continues to grow spiritually and emotionally. I am so glad that she listened to her instincts, and got away from him in time.

@swisstopia

Жыл бұрын

Prayer: Saying that you’re going to do something, without actually doing anything.

@nananichole

Жыл бұрын

@@swisstopiaand what exactly are you doing to help other than being negative when this person is trying to be positive and send well wishes in a horrific situation?

@shanghunter7697

Жыл бұрын

@@nananichole People like dolanld (large caps not necessary) have been MISERABLE all their lives, cretins like that can't have an intellectual conversation. I NEVER engage with them, it would be fruitless. Best wishes.

Oh my G*d, I am so glad she is safe and able to tell us about this.

@sule98676_Gmailcom

Жыл бұрын

Hello how are you doing? i would love to know you, where are you from?

Very smart woman with a background. When she said that those victims didn't get the chance to get a second chance at life, that was very powerful. I am glad she is living a good life now and that she seems healthy and happy.

Wow that must’ve been gut wrenching when she saw the face on the news. So glad for her.

@Anonymous-ti5yb

Жыл бұрын

Lol they purposefully blocked out her chest tattoo with the words/banner on the screen

@emm8357

Жыл бұрын

@@Anonymous-ti5ybwhat does it say?

@anovosedlik

Жыл бұрын

That would be so weird..cuz on the one hand, you’re relieved you weren’t murdered, but on the other, you’d probably then be so much more wary of people around you

@katehudson6490

11 ай бұрын

Cat even imagine. My God.

I'm so glad they ended it with her story of changing her life for the better and unfortunately a lot of society does dehumanise escorts/prostitutes to lesser human beings and that's why he chose them he thought no one would care even if they did come forward. But she made a good point that they were all really young not a great start to life but never got the chance to change their lives and that's the most tragic part of it all too.

@JaneDoe-ql7sc

Жыл бұрын

Yes, I've wondered if some of the delay in solving this case might've been due to giving the murdered women a low priority due to their occupation. But - those days are past, attitudes have changed, Lives matter, People matter, & the new guys on board, along with the FBI, sure got things moving very quickly toward identifying the killer.

@kimcissell1905

Жыл бұрын

Does she know Michael Pek ???

@teresab1998

Жыл бұрын

According to the Christian faith, ("Judge not, lest ye be judged, " Nikki is exactly the kind of sinner Jesus spent time saving. And we're all sinners with an infinite number of different backgrounds. If even one person is reached by anything Nikki said in her interview, her experience and the manner in which she communicated it will result in a miraculous outcome.

Ppl really need to listen to listen to their gut feelings, and not be ashamed of it. If you’re on a date and something feels off, call a friend and get out of there!

@mbecker5400

Жыл бұрын

When I would go out to bars with friends in my 20's, we had a "signal." If one of us saw the other across the room touching her watch, for instance, it was a signal to come over and provide "back up." One guy came over and said my name while I was talking to another guy and I knew my friends had told him to come over and rescue me. And I was grateful to him.

She is especially sensitive & observant, very good she honored her intuition! She was feeling the ultra creepy vibes as he talked on & on about the murders, to the point where she called a friend to please meet her in the parking lot of the restaurant, so she'd be safe getting into her car. Thank goodness she did Not go with the Ogre after dinner!

@emilerose1424

Жыл бұрын

If she had this encounter, I am glad she escaped. Yet, it seems that a really "sensitive" person would have reported the encounter to the law enforcement to put him on the radar to lessen the danger to other people. Given her past, she may have feared being judged or doubted by police--the reason many people with much less of a past don't report actual crime.

@sule98676_Gmailcom

Жыл бұрын

Hello how are you doing? i would love to know you, where are you from?

Funny how some women pick up the bad vibes straight off and other women marry them.

@beaulieuc8910

Жыл бұрын

yes, some of them yes, it is so frustrating

@ewarrior9776

Жыл бұрын

It depends on the level of dependence. Some of the women he killed were addicts. An active addict has poor situational awareness.

@christiecruzxo2841

Жыл бұрын

@@ewarrior9776this girl said she was an opiate addict at the time and had obviously great situational awareness and intuition. I think in general some women are more trusting, or “fixers” even. There’s a lot of codependency out there. In women who suffer from substance abuse but also those who don’t.

@ronnynoneofyourbusinessgoo7892

Жыл бұрын

@@christiecruzxo2841 you can just tell she would pick up on it. just a lot of people don't. these autistic individuals are sadly just as outspoken on true crime stuff. it's amazing sometimes, how clueless a lot of people are. i mean in part that's why the bad guys navigate the world so well, right. i feel like if all homicide detectives were people like her, we would catch more of the bad guys. some of the people that operate in these areas should really be employed in something else.

Nikkie Brass - thanks for sharing. You’re brave and very down to earth/likable. Thank you for being willing to put yourself out there- knowing the judgement by some coming your way. You’re doing a lot to humanize current/former sex workers (and anyone in tough situations). So glad that you didn’t go home with this predator . I’m so sorry for those that ended up victimized by him. May they all get the Justice they deserve. May they all be identified…

@beaulieuc8910

Жыл бұрын

Agreed

@St-lan

Жыл бұрын

She s on something.

@dianajemison105

Жыл бұрын

​@@St-lanYou know what they say about assuming.

@michaelsnydermusic

Жыл бұрын

@@St-lanI bet a lot of nervous people who are about to expose themselves on CNN in the most high profile serial killer case are gonna take a Xanax or have a glass of wine or maybe neither and just take their time speaking slowly because they’re nervous. We love to judge though don’t we?

@dayzdnconfuz3d

Жыл бұрын

@@St-lan so what if she was? doesn’t change the fact that she’s brave for telling her story

I am glad I sat through this whole 9 minute interview. Nikkie explained it quite well why she wanted to appear publicly and tell about her encounter. Good luck to Nikkie.

@devilsson6660

Жыл бұрын

$$$$$$$$$$$$$$

What an incredibly brave woman. It can't be easy to do this interview. I'm glad she turned her life around.

Anderson seems so understanding and kind, in fact high ppl skills: lead the conversation in a way that enables ppl to talk about the most insecure topics of their life:

Kudos to you a beautiful lady, no matter what hardship you did go through your life you’re helping so many others who might are in the same position as you back then to listen to their intuition and make sure they know who they going out with! What a smart woman!

@carsonc6659

Жыл бұрын

👏👏👏

I saw her in another interview and she told the exact same story…no embellishments. She is 💯 believable! She’s so brave and I have all the respect in the world for her coming forward but also for changing her life! It’s so sad the other girls did not have that chance!

If she believes she had met the Gilgo Beach murderer, and could describe him, why didn't she go immediately to the police?

@jessecruzjr.1952

Ай бұрын

We know why, just hard to do.

Glad she’s safe. She seems cool too. 🙏

She looks just his type of victim. she is so lucky. what a life story .

@madmatt574

Жыл бұрын

She actually looks like one of the victims. It’s crazy

I absolutely see a true hero.... fearless, smart but most of all the compassion and understanding for those victims and their lifestyle choices and her generosity in telling her personal experiences and those victims are not defined by the work they did or by their addictions....Classy Lady all the way 🖤

@theonewhoknocks3107

Жыл бұрын

Hero for WHAT? She didn’t do anything lol!

@Earthbound369

Жыл бұрын

She could have told cops. There was an investigation going on. Now that he's caught she tells all.

@I.am_Groot

Жыл бұрын

@@Earthbound369 Yeah that is my issue with it not saying I don't get why she didn't want to go to the police but there are ways to get his name on their radar without waling into a police station

@nategz9875

Жыл бұрын

Classy without the CL 😂😂😂

@josephpentangelo2979

Жыл бұрын

Wake up

She is so brave for coming forward. She shared her story so articulately. I'm so glad she lived to turn her life around and is speaking up to help inspire other women.

This lady is smart and kind. So glad she's still living. The one thing that made me laugh is her bad sense of direction, since I share that. A source of embarrassment and cause for ridicule throughout my childhood especially. My take is it's a creative, sensitive individual who turns inwards at a young age because of the tough world in which they live. I literally couldn't get to a place a mile away I'd been to hundreds of times when I started driving. I've gotten a little better as I've gained self esteem and strength.

@ALinn-vr3nl

Жыл бұрын

It's an important skill to have a good sense of direction, one that can be taught and learned. Many girls are not taught this, but should be at a very young age, by age 3 or so. I'm glad it's improving for you. You can ask someone with a good sense of direction to teach it to you. A sailor would be ideal. Or a hiker. Here is an exercise to try, to always know where north, south, east, and west are. If you want to try it, print this out, walk out in the sun with it, read through it, and try this exercise. Start by standing in daylight outside of your home. Look up at the sun position, and note what time it is. Point your arm and index finger to the sun. Now point your arm in the direction where the sun sets. That's west: the Pacific coast. Then point to where it rises from. That's east: the Atlantic coast. Point to where the sun is at noon (overhead). With your arm and index finger, draw a straight line across the sky from where it rises (in the east) to where it sets (in the west). While doing so, say out loud, "That's sunrise in the east, over the Atlantic. I'm drawing a line of the sun's path to sunset in the west, over the Pacific coast." Since the sun rises in the east, and sets in the west, it rises from the Atlantic coast, and sets over the Pacific coast. Turn so that the sunrise point (east, the Atlantic) is on your right, and the west (sunset point, the Pacific) is on your left. Picture a map of the U.S. On the map, the top edge of the map is to the north, the bottom edge is to the south. The Atlantic (east) is on the right and the Pacific (west) on the left. so stand in the sun with the sunrise point on your right, and the sunset point on your left. On the map, Canada is to the north. So as you're standing with the sunrise point on your right, and the sunset point on your left, you'll be facing north toward Canada. Point north to Canada. Now turn a quarter turn to your right, so you're facing to the east, where sunrise occurs. Canada, and north, will be on your left. Now do another quarter turn to your right, so that Canada and north are behind you. Now you're facing south. Do another quarter turn to your right, and you'll be facing the sunset point (the west coast and the Pacific) and Canada and north will be on your right. Now turn a another quarter turn to your right, and you'll be facing north and Canada again. From now on, whenever you leave home, physically point with your arm and locate the east (sunrise point), west (sunset point), and north (to Canada). Your job every day, for the rest of your life, is to point where north (Canada) is, and be aware of where north is at all times: every time you take a turn. Consciously tell yourself, pointing, "There is north and Canada." When you get in your car, or walk to the bus, or ride your bike, every time you take a turn, point your arm north through the turn. Your body will turn, while you keep pointing in the same direction, to the north. When you turn again, keep pointing north to Canada. Once you get the hang of it, try doing this at night, staying aware, every time you turn, which way north and Canada are. You will develop an internal sense of your "north star." It's trickier at night, which is why it's good to practice. Knowing, or being able to figure out, where north is, will build your confidence, independence, safety, and freedom. It's fun to always know where north and Canada are.

@GdHr-oz5ph

Жыл бұрын

@@ALinn-vr3nl Thanks so much for taking the time and energy to write all this out for me. Very kind of you. And I can see how one can develop a good sense of north, etc., but I'm not sure it would actually help me with getting around much. I can literally walk into a restaurant, pick up my Chinese food, and then when leaving to go straight home down that straight street, turn the wrong way and go left instead of right. I realize I can make note of which way I must go when leaving, and solve that problem, but it's just that I don't have the normal sense without thinking about it that normal people do. Weird, eh?

@ALinn-vr3nl

Жыл бұрын

@@GdHr-oz5ph I see what you're saying. Thank you for acknowledging what I wrote. Sorry it was so long. Yes, it sounds like you have a challenge that is less common - I've actually never heard of this. It must be hard for you. It sounds like it would take a whole other level of conscious effort to overcome. Would it be worthwhile to you to try it, what you said you'd need to do? I ask because I didn't expect that knowing where north was instinctively, but that's what happened over time, once I learned how to find north. Perhaps the same would be true for you: at first, it taking a lot of conscious effort, but perhaps becoming instinctive over time. There is freedom in knowing directions. Anyway, thanks for your reply.

@GdHr-oz5ph

Жыл бұрын

@@ALinn-vr3nl First I want to again acknowledge your kindness and effort here. I've never seen that before! It alone is really worth lots to me. And yes, I value the idea you gave me and will probably try it, because yes, I've always envied people who knew which way north is and certainly see the value in it. It may very well help me out from a different angle. Fortunately if I want to drive anywhere there's GPS. Without that I'd be in dire straits. Thanks again. You're a lovely person.💗💚💝💐🌹💞🌞🌠🌠🌠

@lisastrozzieri9043

Жыл бұрын

​@@GdHr-oz5phit sounds like some dyslexia is involved. Practice North as suggested is a great place to start. Then practice left and right and reversing them. I screw up left and right all the time but I have good sense of direction so I may say left when I mean right but I generally know where I'm going. Telling yourself you can do this is also helpful to learning how.

The smirk that she notice when he brought up the Gilgo murders is called “duping delight”. I’d heard this mentioned previously, that it can show up when a person who committed a crime believes they got away with it.

Anderson you were wonderful! Empathy and fantastic listening without interrupting. You’re very kind.

@jucat60

Жыл бұрын

agree

@fordfrick4128

Жыл бұрын

Anderson is also a God hating person who proudly chose a life of sin! Some serial killers come off as “nice” as well. Are you gonna call them kind? People like Anderson do more damage than serial killers. “Proud” gay people are trying to normalize something that 100% will end with eternal punishment. Not sure how THAT is something to be celebrated?

@stevenmurray7014

Жыл бұрын

I've seen over the years, he never interrupts, never.

Nikkie has an inner strength that saved her life and now she is using that strength to bring hope to others.

Kudos to this woman. She is a more cohesive and forthright guest than any politician CNN has on....like ever lol

@sizzurpr7608

Жыл бұрын

Ikr?

@DieTinBach

Жыл бұрын

Cohesive 😂😂😂 The irony of your comment is just too good.

@JM-vj7we

Жыл бұрын

@@DieTinBach😂

@b.t.2795

Жыл бұрын

​@@DieTinBach Not really. Seems to have her thoughts more organized than MTG and Boebert.

@Anonymous-ti5yb

Жыл бұрын

She's actually not. Not at all. Unprofessional responses and voice isn't a good fit for tv.

Being a Crime documentary fan can save lives. Gets you thinking ahead. Honestly.

@beaulieuc8910

Жыл бұрын

I agree with you. It has really help me with situation awareness and watching the red flags. It has also got me joining apps like Find my Friends and Hollie Guard app, so my close contacts know where I am at any time and they can call emergency services too. I am also now in crime prevention and I like to get more in educating males.

@beaulieuc8910

Жыл бұрын

It has also taught me that some males use manipulative ruses to attack women, I don't respond to males 'asking for directions', the time' etc... and especially in areas which are in woodlands etc.

@kamrankhankhan4320

Жыл бұрын

Im from pakistan but have learned lots of things about humans evil nature through amrican documentries like jeffery dahmer and lots more

@chrisblessing45

Жыл бұрын

very good point

@snicksabea

Жыл бұрын

Never trust a spouse who drastically increases the life insurance 💵

Why didn’t she go to the police and tell them her suspicions?

@trixi1608

Жыл бұрын

Maybe she was afraid of getting in trouble herself being an escort or thought she didn't have any proof for her suspicion.

@bluecube7247

Ай бұрын

Im from the Connecticut... family of cops... they tell the girls and guys, "Well, stop doing what you're doing" They certainly don't investigate. I know of two body drops, sex workers left for dead in PLASTIC.... they lived... ZERO INVESTIGATION... no one cares enough.

Number one I'm really glad that she survived, number two I'm really glad but she was able to change her life and lastly she stuck up for those girls when those girls are not here to stick up for themselves! Kudos to her. God bless you

It is terrifying just listening

She followed her intuition. She looked like his type also. Scary for her but wonderful she has changed her life style.

Thank you for speaking out for those who are unable to

She has a compelling story and narrates it well.

Huge props to her for turning her life around. I wish her all the best!

Why didn't AC ask her "why didn't you go to the police with this info"? Reporters really suck now a days.

Proud of this woman, where she was and how far she has come

@sule98676_Gmailcom

Жыл бұрын

Hello how are you doing? i would love to know you, where are you from?

Such a wonderful person. I'm so glad for her success story, and Anderson really dealt with her respectfully. I've heard other people talk with her or about her and focus more on the sensational aspects of her story and biography.

What is she on ? Shame she didn’t report him when she suspected him being the murderer. Lives could have been saved.

Thank you, this was indeed enlightening. My old-fashioned ass didn't want to listen to her at first because of her appearance, but I'm so glad I did, & am so sorry for my hesitation based on presumption. She spoke so well & with such honesty straight from the heart! I agree with her & am grateful for the wisdom gained from hearing her! 👏🏼💖

Maybe he was saying those things to her as an “unspoken” warning - like so as to say, “If you still want to go out with me after I told you all of this, you deserve what you’re going to get.” Maybe he talked to others like that, and if they still went out with him: WHACK!

Good for her for speaking out for the girls who can’t. I believe that I had a run-in with a serial killer once, and although I didn’t know who he was until several days later, there was something about him that made him stand out from all the other tourists I saw on a daily basis. It’s so chilling to be in their presence.

Ten up, men and women alike who go on dates with strangers, and even with persons you think you know. Listen to how this woman prepared for her date, showing her sister or another the oersons picture, making sure she was in an area she knew, asking to be escorted to her car by someone she could trust, making sure she stayed in a known public place, being alert and tuned in at all times. What other steps she probably took but didn't mention? No drinking or drugging with a stranger. Not sitting next to him but across the table. Planning her exit ahead of time when she began to feel uncomfortable. She is alive mostly because of how careful and smart and self- respecting she is, and because she set things up as much as possible not to be truly alone. Listen up people. Don't be a victim.

@sule98676_Gmailcom

Жыл бұрын

Hello how are you doing? i would love to know you, where are you from?

She waited all these years instead of calling the cops when she was certain this guy was a killer? That’s incredibly selfish she could’ve save lives.

@monicarose2135

Жыл бұрын

I agree; what saved her, could’ve saved others.

@hart3254

Жыл бұрын

That's what I said. If she was positive why didn't she tell the police? Everyone is singing her praises for coming forward AFTER they arrested him.

@simonemcinnes467

11 ай бұрын

​None of the many people she told about her encounter over the years called the cops either. It's highly likely the police would have dismissed her account as being 'unreliable' because of her lifestyle at the time anyway. Besides, in 2010 Amber Lyn Costello's pimp gave a description of the suspect - 6'4" to 6'6" tall, heavy set and 'ogre like', and his vehicle make and model - a late model Chevvy Avelanche. In 2011 former FBI profiler Jim Clemente's profile of the killer was published in the NY Times describing them as living in, or having lived in the area of Long Island near Gilgo Beach and being very familiar with the area. Also that he would be married or have a girlfriend, be well educated and financially secure. It took the Suffolk County PD LISK taskforce 2 months to identify Rex Heuerman as a suspect with that information. The people who deserve to have their feet to the fire for not doing their damned job are the former Sheriff and detectives who had that information 12 years ago. Four years before this woman went on her date and, thank God had the smarts to stay safe.

@bluecube7247

Ай бұрын

Police up there tell the gal and guy sex workers to stop doing what they're doing...they don’t investigate the violent crimes committed against them... i know of two body drops, both women survived, i don't think any of you have a clue how common torturing, beating or abusing sex workers is.

Shivers ran down my spine from the sincerity and openness of Nikkie. Thank you for this interview!!

This is a great interview.😂

She sounds high as a kite… slurring her words. Anyone else notice this lol?

I believe her 100%. Her "sixth sense" kicked in and that saved her life.

@devilsson6660

Жыл бұрын

But lack of common sense is being looked over

Prayers and blessings to this woman. She's clearly bright and attentive. Made some mistakes but has turned her life around. Great interview

She’s great. Thanks. I’m glad she came out on top. ❤

@user-ql7uh6mf5m

Жыл бұрын

😂 simp

@stevea2488

Жыл бұрын

Yes that's where she does her best work

@universeranking5563

Жыл бұрын

@@stevea2488 Indonesia my country also our allies Thailand Vietnam is the one that funding the I SIS Group and not Qatar, because is our brother on religion. Indonesia my country is the biggest country in southeast Asia, that is why our allies Thailand Vietnam was always supporting our country Indonesia, because our country was the leader of southeast Asia, and in reality Indonesia Thailand Vietnam are the three countries was responsible for funding the I SIS Group and these information was from the confidential Webpage of our countries with our government analys, which EU and US doesn't know it, And being Indonesian we are confident to disclose it here because only less people are seeing this, disclosures

@dianajemison105

Жыл бұрын

​@@stevea2488You sound like you're 12 years old.

@stevea2488

Жыл бұрын

@@universeranking5563 that's what she said

The guy loves bragging and showing his power over others..he will squawk

Horrible that any human being would murder another much less someone weaker and younger and in a bad situation already. So glad she wasn't a casualty.

@sule98676_Gmailcom

Жыл бұрын

Hello how are you doing? i would love to know you, where are you from?

Thank you for listening to her and not interrupting her every 3 seconds like other news reporters, it's so annoying, I've been watching most of the interviews from her and from the regular media this is the best one thus far. My favorite is Hidden True Crime.

She had me at Chuck E Cheese

THK GOD SHE LISTENED TO HER GUT THAT ALWAYS SAVES WOMENS LIVES ALWAYS NIKI THX FOR COURAGE TO TELL WOMEN TRUST YOUR GUT GREAT YOU CALLED ON PHONE FOR FRIENDS BEFORE EVEN.LEFT AND WALKED TO CAR VERY SMARTTT

The whole interview was really great but especially the last few things she said were so important and admirable.

Has she gone to the police yet? Cuz she’s done like 100 interviews but hasn’t gone to police yet.

@cdes1776

Жыл бұрын

You don't know what she has or hasn't done except for media. She's smart enough to know It's her kind of testimony that can help keep him behind bars.

@MakeupMobster

Жыл бұрын

@@cdes1776 well I watched pretty much every interview she’s done so far and in tbe first few she specifically stated she hasn’t gone to police yet. Her testimony, unless backed up with some actual evidence would be considered hearsay in a court of law. Verbal Conversations are not typically not considered evidence unless recorded. If there’s no witnesses to the conversation it’s considered hearsay. Even if it were allowed into evidence, there’s no relevance to the case. He didn’t admit to being the killer in their convo, so what value would this have to a prosecutor ?

@mygundidntdoit999

Жыл бұрын

Good point pretty woman mobster. I also noticed her story changes from interview to interview. I saw an interview from a few days ago and she said nothing about him telling her that he was an architect in Manhattan and his name was Rex. If she had that information, and was convinced he was the serial killer like she said, it's strange that she didn't go to the police back then. They could have nabbed him the next day with that information.

What an articulate,lovely person.

@sasquatch5577

4 ай бұрын

lol...

Good interview

She spoke really well and I believe her story 100%.

Nikkie, Glad you're safe. I wish you all the best! Thanks, Nikkie & Anderson. The taskfoce did a great job getting this monster off the street. Justice came calling! 🙏

Thank you for your courage and ability to articulate your experience. 🎉

these kind of work is not an easy work in NYC 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢

@klaudieaa

Жыл бұрын

This kind of work is nowhere easy.

Why on earth didn't she report him to the police 🙄

@donnah5378

Жыл бұрын

Am thinking because she was a lady of the night 🤷🏼‍♀️

You are now forever linked with this man in searches... well done

Im so glad people are looking at these girls as people and caring vs back in the day.

Way to go Nikki! Extremely intuitive, articualate, and happy you made it! Sad thing is that other people, so far women in this case, may have felt the same Intuition or unsafe, but because of their primal needs of shelter, or lack of pain, etc. might have looked past those concerns to fulfill their needs. You should feel incredibly proud of yourself for working hard to make changes, grow, and then the willingness to share this experiences. Much class to Anderson for not sensationalising the “escort” part of this story, but instead this interview is about those victims and others he has impacted, Rex, had families friends, have done kind things before, and aren’t just a hookup or escort. Great and classy video, and the type of interview that’s the best!! WAY TO BE A PIECE OF S*** REX!! The fact you asked her about it to what then a few hours later be like guess what, it’s me.... that alone makes the guy deserve torture.

This lady is outstanding!!! What a voice she gives to the things that need to be heard!!!

Good job with telling your story and great job at turning it around.

Glad you survived..🥰

What a creeper. Be careful people, you really only live just once.

@sizzurpr7608

Жыл бұрын

Twice

@alabastercurious277

Жыл бұрын

Three times a lady 🎶

@truetech4158

Жыл бұрын

@@sizzurpr7608 Delusional says twice, delusional even says 3 times, but reality says you really only live just once. Vote for an atheist.

@truetech4158

Жыл бұрын

@@alabastercurious277 My home took an arson threat from a smiley willful ignorantcatholic after allowing him to move in. Please be safe, things such as arsons never produce afterlives, even if your parents say that atheists burn in hell.

Holy shit, I could tell she was smart and strong as soon as she started her story. Wow though. Woman, you could do anything.

This is a well spoken and thoughtful woman. I appreciate her words.

I'm glad she is okay. What bothered me a bit is that she did not reported him after his strange story about the gilgo beach murders. She tells everyone that she dated the killer and realized she was in danger but not enough to worry about other women? She should've tried to stop him by talking to the police.

@patriciavasara1051

Жыл бұрын

She was a prostitute at the time, meeting a client, prostitution is ilegal. She couldn’t go to the police and risk getting arrested.

@sule98676_Gmailcom

Жыл бұрын

Hello how are you doing? i would love to know you, where are you from??

@frankedward6510

Жыл бұрын

Those police offers would have laughed her out of the room. They would never believe a sex worker. They would say she was crying for attention.

@Behavioralresearcher

Жыл бұрын

@@frankedward6510 I would've. I don't care what they think of me, but when I had the suspicion that he could be the killer, i would report him, don't matter what. Why would they laugh when a woman tells about her strange date? He could be caught much earlier and prevent another murder.

This was so wonderful of her to come out and do. She knew people could be vile toward her and this is very responsible

wow what a good interview. I'm happy for her coming to speak about this not only for her but for the victims of his horrendous crimes. I hope she remains safe and uses this platform to continue to inspire other girls who are on the same path she was on. Stay safe and strong.

To anyone reading this.... Follow your instincts when it comes to dates. Always trust your guts!

If what she says is true, then why did she not go to police back then. She said he told her his name was Rex, he was an architect in Manhattan and lived in Gilgo beach, but she didn't go to police? They could have nabbed him the next day if she had given them this information. I don't buy her story. She probably never met him for dinner.

@beaulieuc8910

Жыл бұрын

could be that the police wouldn't believe a working girl

Great interview, so glad she is alive to tell her story.

I'm glad she survived and is willing to tell her story.

The woman in this interview should run for Congress. She has proven herself to be way smarter, more honest, and far, FAR, more courageous, than George Santos could ever even dream of being. I would vote for her in a heartbeat.

@mornsokhean

Жыл бұрын

The woman in this interview should run for Congress

@MH-nc5jd

Жыл бұрын

the women in this interview is a senator..

@henrylee8510

Жыл бұрын

Yeah sure. If Trump can been president anyone can be elected

@user-ql7uh6mf5m

Жыл бұрын

Progressives love losing candidates like this. Lol 😂

@davemathews7890

Жыл бұрын

@@user-ql7uh6mf5m Right wingers love winners like George Santos.

Wow. I have a lot of respect for this woman.

Great interview. Thank you!!!

Why did you not go to the police after that date ?

This girl is hilarious. Her conversation with the killer is riddled with telltale clues serial killer red alert red alert. So what do you think of the Gilgo killer? Oh I happen to live in that area too and I would get rid of bodies in the swamp. It's like the guy is trying to incriminate himself. She should have reported him.

Ok I can understand she was scared to report it to LE because s had a criminal history. But how about did she tried to report it as a tip where she didn't have to leave a name? No so why not? If she didn't know others can do that!!! There are lessons to be learned

You can't remember how to get home after living somewhere for 5 years, but have a clear memories of a date from years ago...strange

Her voice is amazing. I know it is very far from the most important thing going on here but yeah

How’s about telling the FBI or other authorities, wtf lady.

Hopefully her coming forward will help others who escaped Rex and perhaps they will come forward to help law enforcement by providing those details, which paint the picture of how this deprived evil operates. She was so spot on. She had the chance to change her life for the better. The victims that were murdered did not. She knows she’s fortunate. I wish her the best and I hope other victims or almost victims who escaped death come forward to help put the puzzle pieces of where he was and when in place.