I was thinking about this too yesterday. It will be interesting if they can link any of the other victims to suffering injuries consistent with his favorite "cabinet hammer" tool as he stated in his interview.
Perhaps they searched after RW was nabbed, which was at the end of business day, so it happened overnight. The office likely didn't take as long to search as a house he has lived in his entire life.
It sure did. But, for all who have followed this case, the revelation yesterday that this was camo burlap left me with a sickening pit in my stomach. Because once the camo burlap became public a decade-long conspiracy theory was finally shut down. A man named JB, not the former police chief but a local nursery owner, was vilified for years as being the one responsible for these crimes. Not only because he himself was wealthy and successful, but also because he was acquainted with some of the powerful people in local government at the time. He ended his life. Of course I can't say it was over this, but I also can't imagine this did not affect him and his family in a profound way. It makes me sick for his family that more was not done to publicly shut down those conspiracy theories. MOO
I was wondering how he'd do this. Thanks.
The person who posted (I still have to go back and get that post for you) was posting during the business day yesterday. I agree. I too am surprised there has been MSM reporting on this.
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I think he very well may have. Or it's in his arsenal of weapons/tools, or murder kit like many serial killers have. Like Ted Bundy to name one. This journo is straight savage though. Cue The night Stalker theme music. MOO
I'm surprised that rinky dink added wood meets code requirements. JMO, no personal integrity from a man who is an architect that works with code.
Is he wearing a wig? MOO, he has such light colored eyebrows and his shaven cheek hair looks to be coming in light, and yet his head hair is too dark and rich in color. MOO, I saw he wore a wedding ring in that interview he did. His hands do not match his body. He has slender hands for such a big body. MOO, chilling, soulless eyes.I’ve been thinking he wears a wig. Was wondering if LE allows a wig in the mug shot photo.Looks like the house has a basement. What's down there?
EXCLUSIVE: Drone footage shows cops combing 'serial killer' backyard
A fleet of forensic investigators descended on the backyard of suspected serial killer Rex Heuermann on Friday, hoping to find further evidence linking him to the grisly slayings.www.dailymail.co.uk
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All my own perceptions and opinions
I found the post from Thread 1 that we were talking about. Until the arrest yesterday I hadn't been here in a bit so I am rusty on how to do this. I hope I did this right.
What about the first two victims from 1996 and 1997 that have not been identified yet? Likely nobody reported them missing.“They never stopped working and will continue to work tirelessly until we bring justice to all the families involved,” Suffolk County police Commissioner Rodney Harrison said.
Long Island serial killer probe not over after a New York architect is charged in 3 of 11 deaths
Authorities on Long Island are vowing to continue investigating a string of killings known as the Gilgo Beach murders after charging New York architect Rex Heuermann in the deaths of three of the 11 victims.www.wdio.com
Just as there is no single form of poverty, there also is no distinct set of family patterns or life circumstances that leads to the choices these women made. No formula exists to explain what brought them to Gilgo Beach. Human trafficking was a factor for one of them, addiction for another.
But if they shared something, it was that they never fell off the grid or lived on the streets the way the TV procedural stereotype dictates. They all remained close to their families. They all came from towns with narrowing options and were seeking a way out. That’s one way of looking at “Lost Girls,” the title of my book about this case, later adapted into a movie: They were only “lost” insofar as we — the police, the media, the social safety net — elected to lose them, by deciding they were worth discarding.
Serial killers understand this, of course. Jack the Ripper targeted the women he did for presumably the same reason that the Green River Killer and Joel Rifkin said they did: These were women they believed no one would ever go looking for. And more often than not, sadly, they were right.
Now, 16 years after Ms. Brainard-Barnes went missing, we have an arrest, a suspect: Rex Heuermann was, it seems, living in plain sight, in a Long Island town a short drive from where the bodies were found. He has a spouse and children, and a job with a relatively high profile. In a place as densely populated as New York, he stands accused of a double life that seems hard to contemplate.
His advantage, it would seem, was that no one was looking for him, either. In cases involving escort work, the men who are customers often seem like footnotes, at least to the public. The police locked in on Mr. Heuermann only last year, more than a decade after the four bodies were found on Gilgo Beach.
For Ms. Cann and the other family members, that’s an eternity of wondering and waiting, and feeling every bit as discarded as the loved ones they lost.
The Gilgo Beach Victims Were Always More Than Escorts
From the beginning, the women who were found murdered were reduced to being prostitutes. More than a decade after they went missing, that seems to have changed.www.nytimes.com
