Gilgo Beach LISK Serial Killer, Rex Heuermann, charged with 6 murders, July 2023 #15

[iamshadow21]

Let me get this right - are you saying RH DNA still has not been run through all Computers for a match ! ?

WTAF ?

Surely, if not - charge him with the rifle/gun hoarding ---- unregistered firearms etc. and get this done asap - COME ON!

He has not been convicted.

NYS DNA Databank and Combined DNA Index System (CODIS) - NY DCJS

Research the Databank law and qualifying Offenses. DNA Databank Statistics updated frequently. Learn how the DNA Databank came to be and how it is organized.

www.criminaljustice.ny.gov

 

[snarast]

Let me get this right - are you saying RH DNA still has not been run through all Computers for a match ! ?

WTAF ?

Surely, if not - charge him with the rifle/gun hoarding ---- unregistered firearms etc. and get this done asap - COME ON!

Yes, fascinating. It’s likely that RH’s markers form a nice 20+ cluster of identical/related sequences collected from murder victims across the US.

 

[Mrs.A]

I have no doubt in my mind that once they have his DNA in CODIS or crack his encrypted photos that they will find way more crimes and stuff they never suspected him of it even looked at him for (yet).

If he obsessively searched for families of other potential victims he may have told law enforcement exactly which cases to start with.

 

[Izzylizzy]

What could this mean?
I'm not well versed having gotten to the LISK after RH's arrest.



BUFFALO — Ray Tierney, the Suffolk County District Attorney, was in Buffalo earlier this week.

Sources tell me he was here in part to interview the family of Melissa Barthelemy, a Buffalo native who was one of at least six women killed in the Gilgo Beach serial killings.

Tierney told reporters at an unrelated news conference Wednesday: “Obviously, we have a lot of cases in Suffolk One of those cases took us up to here.”

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Suffolk County DA in WNY as part of investigation into Gilgo Beach serial killings

Ray Tierney, the Suffolk County District Attorney, was in Buffalo earlier this week as part of the investigation into the Gilgo Beach serial killings.

www.wkbw.com

 

[Izzylizzy]

In the video it's suggested that Tierney visited the home of Melissa's mom to speak with her sister because her testimony will be so powerful during the trial.
That makes no sense to me because a trial is so far away.

video

Suffolk County DA in WNY as part of investigation into Gilgo Beach serial killings

Ray Tierney, the Suffolk County District Attorney, was in Buffalo earlier this week as part of the investigation into the Gilgo Beach serial killings.

www.yahoo.com

 

[Izzylizzy]

Tierney was in Buffolo on Wednesday for this so he may have wanted to visit Melissa's family out of respect?
It was a thoughtful gesture.

New York officials are advocating for fentanyl legislation targeting dealers, new substances

Officials in Erie County and beyond gathered Wednesday to back three bills.

www.wgrz.com

 

[snarast]

Tierney was in Buffolo on Wednesday for this so he may have wanted to visit Melissa's family out of respect?
It was a thoughtful gesture.

New York officials are advocating for fentanyl legislation targeting dealers, new substances

Officials in Erie County and beyond gathered Wednesday to back three bills.

www.wgrz.com

If this CODIS regulation is as restrictive as it seems, it would be a good idea to get RH convicted for one offense fast.

 

[DS2021]

If this CODIS regulation is as restrictive as it seems, it would be a good idea to get RH convicted for one offense fast.

Would the gun charges be enough?

 

[Cool Cats]

Would the gun charges be enough?

Yes, they are felonies.

 

[Just K]

Ray also claimed that a woman may have been involved because Baby Doe was wrapped in a blanket... yet another baseless claim.

Way back when they first found Baby Doe, a few in SCPD suggested that before John Ray ever agreed with that theory.

 

[Just K]

Would the gun charges be enough?

NY requires a (I think felony) conviction before DNA can be entered into CODIS.

 

[I am not Sherlock H.]

Yes, they are felonies.

Excellent then. And as snarast suggested….. then a conviction for RH for one ‘CODIS-eligible’ offense would be ideal. And the sooner the better.

Depending on what is found from a CODIS check of the accused DNA, it just might make investigators job a lot more involved and also perhaps clarify or fill in some other timelines or connections for this individual? MOO