If he did do it alone, then it surely implies that he'd make light work of carrying a 90lb woman from his car to the beach, or dismembering somebody. It implies great physical strength and stamina, and obviously not as the result of conventional physical activity, since I don't think there's been any suggestion he's ever been an athlete.
I think he hired someone to pour the concrete, rather than doing it himself. And someone had to haul the door to his home and put it in place. I think there was hired help for that too.
The vault door would be too heavy for one person and perhaps too heavy for his vehicle. I think he hired at least some help, even if to rent the mixer. But, of course, that is a complete guess and we really don't know the extent of this construction.
Right? How do you hide that?
Are there two green sheds? I'm looking at the drone photos, and there seems to be one attached to the side of the house, but one in the yard, too. I think I'd thought they were one and the same and it was skewing my understanding of where things were in relation to each other.
I believe there is one. To the left of the basement entrance.
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But that doesn't explain this image, where you can see the roof line on the left of the picture, and a green shed with the door open on the right.I believe there is one. To the left of the basement entrance.
Accused Gilgo Beach killer Rex Heuermann routinely burned his garbage at home, neighbor claims
Heuermann would frequently sit in his running car, which was parked in front of his Nassau County home, with all the lights on as late as 2 a.m., according to Cancellieri.
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This picture of them taking photos of the wood is scary. I wonder if there is an indication of someone trying to get out, like fingernail marks or blood on them. It appears that they are collecting a plethora of samples there.But that doesn't explain this image, where you can see the roof line on the left of the picture, and a green shed with the door open on the right.
I think there must be two.
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Gilgo Beach suspect Rex Heuermann may have killed victim in soundproof room; cops using cadaver dogs to search yard
Cops have reportedly found a soundproof room in the basement of accused Gilgo Beach serial killer Rex Heuermann’s home where they believe at least one woman may have been killed.
I think there are two as well. Perhaps a his and hers. I still want to think the wife had a garden to spend time and perhaps one shed was for her stuff. Speculation and daydreaming only.But that doesn't explain this image, where you can see the roof line on the left of the picture, and a green shed with the door open on the right.
I think there must be two.
(Link below for the main article)
Gilgo Beach suspect Rex Heuermann may have killed victim in soundproof room; cops using cadaver dogs to search yard
Cops have reportedly found a soundproof room in the basement of accused Gilgo Beach serial killer Rex Heuermann’s home where they believe at least one woman may have been killed.
Definitely two, that area in the pic you linked with the railings? That's where all the pot plants are stacked, now. We can just see the air conditioning unit sticking out from under the roof line above it, with all the plywood stacked above and in front of it.But that doesn't explain this image, where you can see the roof line on the left of the picture, and a green shed with the door open on the right.
I think there must be two.
(Link below for the main article)
Gilgo Beach suspect Rex Heuermann may have killed victim in soundproof room; cops using cadaver dogs to search yard
Cops have reportedly found a soundproof room in the basement of accused Gilgo Beach serial killer Rex Heuermann’s home where they believe at least one woman may have been killed.
I think at minimum he might have hired off-the-books dayworkers, if not some rental equipment too.
Gotcha! Sadly, they will all start reporting that now even though they haven't verified. What a day we live in.
OT, but I see you are a verified expert. Just curious what area you specialize in. This has nothing to do with your post, and I am in no way being snarky. I would just like to know for future reference in all cases.. Thanks
I’m still not sold on the soundproof, 2-3 foot thick cement walled, vaulted door room. If we see a masonry truck parked out front, that would be telling.
The first thing I thought of when I saw mention of the concrete was a ‘safe room’, at least thats what we call them here. When the EF5+ tornadoes blasted and demolished almost my entire city, homes were rebuilt including a safe room instead of the old storm cellars we’ve got to run to. Still, they’re building them into the home but also building one underground.
what weight do you imagine it is?
I suspect it already has. Instead of buying new tape to use on the victims and keeping it clean and bagged, he seems to have used tape from around the house that had hairs from his wife and maybe other "stuff" lint, etc. stuck to it. It'll be interesting what they discover from the house actually on the victims.
I have no idea, but I do know of buildings in the city that used to be banks (or another entity with big vaults) and the vault doors are so heavy that the new business in the building just kept them in place.
