Gilgo Beach LISK Serial Killer, Rex Heuermann, charged with 3 murders, July 2023 #7

[LadyL]

Hopefully this question comes across how it is intended, (I DO consider Rex's wife and children to be victims of HIS crimes).

Would his immediate family qualify for the "Victim's Compensation Program" if they were not direct victims of a crime in a legal sense? i.e. they weren't injured, robbed, etc directly by Rex in a prosecutable sense? Reading the site regarding the fund makes it seem like they wouldn't qualify for this specific program, but maybe there are others?

Victim Compensation

File a claim online or download an application

ovs.ny.gov

wow I hope they're eligible
where I live, witnesses and even jurors can apply for victim's compensation

 

[kittythehare]

My blood just ran cold when I heard him say that..

I deeply truly and sincerely want to be wrong about this.

 

[dotr]

Possible Victim: Shannan Gilbert, 24, missing May 2010, found Oak Beach Dec 2011 #3

What really strikes me is Pak’s apparent lack of concern for the fact that Shannan is obviously terrified. He doesn’t make any attempt to actually ask her why she’s scared and he’s laughing at her while she’s calling 911. At best, he is a huge jerk. MOO At worst, he doesn't need to ask because...

www.websleuths.com

''Aug 10 2023 rbbm

Gilgo Beach suspect Rex Heuermann’s ‘disturbing’ behavior before arrest – and why cops can’t rule out another killer

Heuermann still engaged in “disturbing” behavior while police tailed him in the months before his arrest.

nypost.com

''Suspected Gilgo Beach murderer Rex Heuermann was still engaged in “disturbing” behavior while being tailed right up until his arrest, the top cop in the case revealed — while refusing to rule out the possibility that another Long Island serial killer could still be on the loose.

“I can’t talk about if he was preparing to kill again,” Suffolk County Police Commissioner Rodney Harrison told Newsday Wednesday of married father of two Heuermann.

But “he’s somebody that was still engaging in activity that was disturbing, be it his internet searches, be it engaging in other activities that he shouldn’t be engaging in.

“That’s something I was very, very passionate about, regarding ‘we need to see what his lifestyle is,'” he said of the intense surveillance leading up to his arrest.

Harrison defended calling 59-year-old architect Heuermann “a demon that walks among us” and a “predator” at a press conference the day after the bombshell arrest.''

I’m very confident that Mr. Heuermann’s our subject,” he told the outlet in a video interview.

“Because of my confidence, I’m gonna call him what I wanna call him — somebody that ruined families, somebody who’s a predator, somebody who shattered lives.

“And not just one, several, and there may be more. I didn’t say that there is, but there may be more. If the family members have a problem with me calling him a demon, then I’ll apologize.”

 

[imstilla.grandma]

“I can’t talk about if he was preparing to kill again,” Suffolk County Police Commissioner Rodney Harrison told Newsday Wednesday of married father of two Heuermann.

But “he’s somebody that was still engaging in activity that was disturbing, be it his internet searches, be it engaging in other activities that he shouldn’t be engaging in.

Gilgo Beach suspect Rex Heuermann’s ‘disturbing’ behavior before arrest – and why cops can’t rule out another killer

Heuermann still engaged in “disturbing” behavior while police tailed him in the months before his arrest.

nypost.com

 

[dotr]

''Aug 9, 2023 #newyork #police #investigation
Suffolk County Police Commissioner Rodney K. Harrison came to the NewsdayTV studios for a one-on-one interview on the state of the investigation with Newsday's Joye Brown.''

'Rex Heuermann's defense attorney opposes DNA swab request from prosecutors in Gilgo Beach serial killer trial.'

 

[dotr]

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• Jul 14 2023
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Gilgo suspect was bullied in high school & friend-zoned after locker note

GILGO Beach murder suspect Rex Heuermann was bullied in high school and left odd, unsolicited love notes in a girl’s locker asking, “Do you like me? Yes/No”, an ex-classmate has r…

www.the-sun.com

''GILGO Beach murder suspect Rex Heuermann was bullied in high school and left odd, unsolicited love notes in a girl's locker asking, "Do you like me? Yes/No", an ex-classmate has revealed.''

''Holpit said Heuermann was mostly picked on by boys who would hurl insults at him as he walked through the school's hallways.
She would offer Heuermann reassurance, but she claims he mistook her kindness for romantic interest.
"He'd leave me these notes that were just high school kind of things," Holpit recounted.''

 

[Lore Listener]

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• Jul 14 2023
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Gilgo suspect was bullied in high school & friend-zoned after locker note

GILGO Beach murder suspect Rex Heuermann was bullied in high school and left odd, unsolicited love notes in a girl’s locker asking, “Do you like me? Yes/No”, an ex-classmate has r…

www.the-sun.com

''GILGO Beach murder suspect Rex Heuermann was bullied in high school and left odd, unsolicited love notes in a girl's locker asking, "Do you like me? Yes/No", an ex-classmate has revealed.''

''Holpit said Heuermann was mostly picked on by boys who would hurl insults at him as he walked through the school's hallways.
She would offer Heuermann reassurance, but she claims he mistook her kindness for romantic interest.
"He'd leave me these notes that were just high school kind of things," Holpit recounted.''

This is very sad and I hate the way adolescents bully. That said, I was bullied at least this badly in HS and I grew up to be a social worker rather than a serial killer! I wonder what the difference is between bullied kids who grow up to be champions of the underdog and those who want to punish other underdogs. I can't help but think part of it is gender and entitlement. I would think we'd have to look at school shooters in this equation. Would RH have become a mass shooter rather than an SK if he was born a decade or two later? Shoot the kids tormenting him (or more likely some innocents in the wrong place at the wrong time) rather than letting the rage simmer and stew for years?

 

[SonsOfCain]

This is very sad and I hate the way adolescents bully. That said, I was bullied at least this badly in HS and I grew up to be a social worker rather than a serial killer! I wonder what the difference is between bullied kids who grow up to be champions of the underdog and those who want to punish other underdogs. I can't help but think part of it is gender and entitlement. I would think we'd have to look at school shooters in this equation. Would RH have become a mass shooter rather than an SK if he was born a decade or two later? Shoot the kids tormenting him (or more likely some innocents in the wrong place at the wrong time) rather than letting the rage simmer and stew for years?

Same. I remember getting bullied and beaten up throughout my early years, but I would never put someone else through that because I remember how it made me feel and how much it sucked.

As for why some people grow up to punish the underdogs as you put it? I’ve always wondered that myself. That’s the biggest reason why I think I am so interested in serial killers-that psychological aspect. As you said, there are SO many people who were abused or tortured or neglected or went through horrific things themselves as kids, but they don’t grow up to be killers. But some do. And I think there are a number of factors that contribute to it: neglect, parental/family involvement in their children’s lives, trauma, sometimes brain damage could be a factor, etc.

Sometimes I also think there are a few rare cases where someone was just born evil (I know this is probably a controversial statement) and the darkness that lives inside them just lays dormant until their later years, when certain factors or events come together and create a perfect storm. They could have a perfectly happy and “normal” childhood, with loving parental figures, but still grow up to be killers.

 

[Teche]

"They're constantly … having to reevaluate what is happening to them, almost in real-time," said Mitev. "Obviously, the deplorable conditions that their house was left in — torn apart from the floorboards to the shingles, basically, is their paramount concern."

Mitev added the children are also "trying to regain some basic sense of normalcy, which is completely impossible at this point. They're living in a surreal, waking horror show."

Mitev characterized Victoria and Christopher, who has developmental disabilities, as "bystanders who are caught up in this developing legal case of the century."

He said he was hired to protect "their rights and liberties," especially since the investigation is "now heating up

Long Island Serial Killer Suspect's Kids Living in 'Waking Horror Show,' Attorney Says

'They're constantly … having to reevaluate what is happening to them, almost in real-time,' said lawyer Vess Mitev

themessenger.com

Did the daughter have her own apartment? If so, I would hope the family you stay there as opposed to the family home.

 

[Justice101]

Anyone know the address of the property he owned in South Carolina... <modsnip - encouraging the sleuthing of a non-POI>

 

[x_files]

This is very sad and I hate the way adolescents bully. That said, I was bullied at least this badly in HS and I grew up to be a social worker rather than a serial killer! I wonder what the difference is between bullied kids who grow up to be champions of the underdog and those who want to punish other underdogs. I can't help but think part of it is gender and entitlement. I would think we'd have to look at school shooters in this equation. Would RH have become a mass shooter rather than an SK if he was born a decade or two later? Shoot the kids tormenting him (or more likely some innocents in the wrong place at the wrong time) rather than letting the rage simmer and stew for years?

Some people cannot handle rejection well, now add toxic masculinity where boys are told or were told to not take no for an answer ever or you'll appear weak. I've noticed lots of sadistic crimes are traced back to feelings of inferiority, and rejection.

 

[Vpq]

Just saw this:

A direct DNA sample could also be entered into statewide and nationwide databases. Mitochondrial DNA is ineligible.

Gilgo Beach: Suffolk County Supreme Court judge rules 'probable cause' in Heuermann DNA swab request

Suffolk County Supreme Court Judge Timothy Mazzei ruled "There is probable cause" to believe Rex Heuermann committed at least some of the Gilgo Beach murders "and, therefore, a basis to compel the buccal swab."

abc7ny.com

And that is why he fought doing it

 

[kittythehare]

How typical of The Sun to start preparing his defence for him..

Their timing is, as usual, quite ridiculous. I refuse.
I don't care what happened to him.

There are dead girls.

 

[Pinkizzy]

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Anyone know the address of the property he owned in South Carolina... <modsnip - encouraging the sleuthing of a non-POI>

Nope

 

[Barbie619]

I pray we have DNA from the Atlantic City murders. I would bet my farm that was Heuermann.

Until RH's arrest I believed the two cases were related. I even suspected one of my own friends. He was working in LI and AC area when the murders were committed. I'm starting to now think they aren't related at all.

RH probably enjoyed his view across the bay and being able to visit his victims, not Ted Bundy visit or Gary Ridgeway visits, but sitting on a bench at a safe distance or even the occasional drive-by. He seems to have been meticulous about how he left them, how he bound them up, and how he was able to conceal them not wanting any attention in finding them.

The AC killer left his victim's out in the open, although in a less traveled location. It seemed a bit odd to me that those women who discovered the bodies would be taking a walk back behind those dumpy motels. That seems like a fluke IMO.

I remember passing that strip of motels growing up (pre-casino's) as my grandmother spent her childhood living there. It was a place she and I visited often, but we stayed in AC, those were always cheaper over flow motels because there was limited hotel/motel space in the area of the boardwalk back then.

Even though there were plenty of SW's in AC while I was young, they were pre casino AC and weren't as noticeable to me personally as a child.

But also as a child I became very familiar with Times Square on a Saturday night in the 60's and 70's, it was a degenerate location filled with people of all kinds, with different needs and reason's for hanging out there. Of course this was long before the TS clean-up and online work for SW's. It seemed like a more dangerous time to be a SW than now, except when SK's starting sneaking around online for easy picken's while in the comfort of their own homes.

 

[x_files]

Until RH's arrest I believed the two cases were related. I even suspected one of my own friends. He was working in LI and AC area when the murders were committed. I'm starting to now think they aren't related at all.

RH probably enjoyed his view across the bay and being able to visit his victims, not Ted Bundy visit or Gary Ridgeway visits, but sitting on a bench at a safe distance or even the occasional drive-by. He seems to have been meticulous about how he left them, how he bound them up, and how he was able to conceal them not wanting any attention in finding them.

The AC killer left his victim's out in the open, although in a less traveled location. It seemed a bit odd to me that those women who discovered the bodies would be taking a walk back behind those dumpy motels. That seems like a fluke IMO.

I remember passing that strip of motels growing up (pre-casino's) as my grandmother spent her childhood living there. It was a place she and I visited often, but we stayed in AC, those were always cheaper over flow motels because there was limited hotel/motel space in the area of the boardwalk back then.

Even though there were plenty of SW's in AC while I was young, they were pre casino AC and weren't as noticeable to me personally as a child.

But also as a child I became very familiar with Times Square on a Saturday night in the 60's and 70's, it was a degenerate location filled with people of all kinds, with different needs and reason's for hanging out there. Of course this was long before the TS clean-up and online work for SW's. It seemed like a more dangerous time to be a SW than now, except when SK's starting sneaking around online for easy picken's while in the comfort of their own homes.

The concealed vs left out in the open do make me think it's different SKs unless he changed his way of burying vs open because he hide them because he lived closer. Subconsciously trying to hide? IMHO it's just a thought, just thinking out loud here.

 

[Barbie619]

Possible Victim: Shannan Gilbert, 24, missing May 2010, found Oak Beach Dec 2011 #3

What really strikes me is Pak’s apparent lack of concern for the fact that Shannan is obviously terrified. He doesn’t make any attempt to actually ask her why she’s scared and he’s laughing at her while she’s calling 911. At best, he is a huge jerk. MOO At worst, he doesn't need to ask because...

www.websleuths.com

''Aug 10 2023 rbbm

Gilgo Beach suspect Rex Heuermann’s ‘disturbing’ behavior before arrest – and why cops can’t rule out another killer

Heuermann still engaged in “disturbing” behavior while police tailed him in the months before his arrest.

nypost.com

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''Suspected Gilgo Beach murderer Rex Heuermann was still engaged in “disturbing” behavior while being tailed right up until his arrest, the top cop in the case revealed — while refusing to rule out the possibility that another Long Island serial killer could still be on the loose.

“I can’t talk about if he was preparing to kill again,” Suffolk County Police Commissioner Rodney Harrison told Newsday Wednesday of married father of two Heuermann.

But “he’s somebody that was still engaging in activity that was disturbing, be it his internet searches, be it engaging in other activities that he shouldn’t be engaging in.

“That’s something I was very, very passionate about, regarding ‘we need to see what his lifestyle is,'” he said of the intense surveillance leading up to his arrest.

Harrison defended calling 59-year-old architect Heuermann “a demon that walks among us” and a “predator” at a press conference the day after the bombshell arrest.''

I’m very confident that Mr. Heuermann’s our subject,” he told the outlet in a video interview.

“Because of my confidence, I’m gonna call him what I wanna call him — somebody that ruined families, somebody who’s a predator, somebody who shattered lives.

“And not just one, several, and there may be more. I didn’t say that there is, but there may be more. If the family members have a problem with me calling him a demon, then I’ll apologize.”

Chilling, absolutely chilling....

 

[citizen_sleuth]

Anyone know the address of the property he owned in South Carolina... <modsnip - encouraging the sleuthing of a non-POI>

He owns lots 61, 66, 67, & 85 in the Mirror Lakes II subdivision according to the Chester County Assessor records.

 

[SonsOfCain]

Until RH's arrest I believed the two cases were related. I even suspected one of my own friends. He was working in LI and AC area when the murders were committed. I'm starting to now think they aren't related at all.

RH probably enjoyed his view across the bay and being able to visit his victims, not Ted Bundy visit or Gary Ridgeway visits, but sitting on a bench at a safe distance or even the occasional drive-by. He seems to have been meticulous about how he left them, how he bound them up, and how he was able to conceal them not wanting any attention in finding them.

The AC killer left his victim's out in the open, although in a less traveled location. It seemed a bit odd to me that those women who discovered the bodies would be taking a walk back behind those dumpy motels. That seems like a fluke IMO.

I remember passing that strip of motels growing up (pre-casino's) as my grandmother spent her childhood living there. It was a place she and I visited often, but we stayed in AC, those were always cheaper over flow motels because there was limited hotel/motel space in the area of the boardwalk back then.

Even though there were plenty of SW's in AC while I was young, they were pre casino AC and weren't as noticeable to me personally as a child.

But also as a child I became very familiar with Times Square on a Saturday night in the 60's and 70's, it was a degenerate location filled with people of all kinds, with different needs and reason's for hanging out there. Of course this was long before the TS clean-up and online work for SW's. It seemed like a more dangerous time to be a SW than now, except when SK's starting sneaking around online for easy picken's while in the comfort of their own homes.

Agreed. He’s lived in the same home he’s had since childhood, been working in the same position for almost 30 years, and clearly has a routine in his normal life too. I think he likes to stick with what he knows. What he is familiar with. And just like you, I also believe that he would stay within areas where he can be within viewing distance from them. It makes guys like him feel very powerful.

 

[SonsOfCain]

He owns lots 61, 66, 67, & 85 in the Mirror Lakes II subdivision according to the Chester County Assessor records.
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This is probably a dumb question and I apologize if it has already been answered, but why does he have two different addressess? Ones at 105 and the other is 107. Did he own two houses on the same street?