I remember it was thought at the time that they were all facing Mecca and that there might have been a religious twist to the murders. Then it was barely spoken about again.
I remember this being a big theory as well
There must be so much trash that has to be inspected and tested.
I think that's the point. I would venture a guess that before it's all over everything will be removed. Especially since they feel that one or more of the of the women were killed inside that house. Anything could have been touched etc.
it’s been 13+ years, they are probably leaving no stone unturned, they are going to go over every square inch of that house and it’s contents with a fine-toothed comb.
He has just shy of 22 acres total with the 4 lots in South Carolina.
i hope so, they should tear it down like john gacy’s house. i wouldn’t put it past him hiding something in the walls.
Not that I’ve read anywhere. I am sure if he is/was, we will hear about it. But there many more reasons for men like him to frequent Vegas.
They look like fire extinquishers. I think they are required in commercial trucks.
In her more than 27 years of marriage to Rex Heuermann, Asa Ellerup likely did not know about the gruesome double life her husband is accused of living, Suffolk County’s top cop says.
“If you ask me, I don’t believe, that they knew about this double life that Mr. Heuermann was living,” Suffolk County police commissioner Rodney Harrison said of the suspect’s family.
But authorities are not ruling anything out yet and are continuing to collect information “to see if the family might have known exactly what Mr. Heuermann was up to,” Harrison told CNN’s Erica Hill Monday.
On Wednesday, less than a week since her husband’s arrest, Ellerup filed for divorce, her attorney Robert Macedonio told CNN.
She was shocked to hear what her husband is accused of, Harrison said.
But she unknowingly played a key role in her husband’s arrest: it was her DNA, among other evidence, that authorities say helped tie Heuermann to the crimes.
Heuermann and Ellerup were married in April 1996, the suspect said in a 2018 deposition. Since then, they lived in Heuermann’s red and green childhood home in the Long Island suburb of Massapequa Park with their daughter and Heuermann’s stepson.
Neighbors described the home as creepy and the family as distant, according to the Long Island Press, a monthly magazine serving Long Island.
“The family is very to themselves, quiet,” neighbor Frankie Musto told the publication. “We never saw anything suspicious.”
In his 2018 deposition, Heuermann said he had been married once before. That marriage, he said, lasted three years and they had no children
*what are those red tanks for? kinda behind the tree.
I bet those taxes are way less experience than Long Island taxes!
Surprisingly, the taxes on those unimproved lots ($5,500) are only $500 less than the taxes on the Massapequa house ($6,020).
It is different watching the case as an interested party on the outside. Now, the news is very negative towards him and his narcissitic self can't handle it. He is no longer in control.
Intetesting...
Ohhhh