She has not been named a victim of him by LE, but then, neither have a lot of the victims found around LI who are linked to the case. We are allowed to discuss her as a potential victim of RH on this thread. We all have different views on how likely that is, and whether her death was a homicide at all, and that's okay.
Wasn't her husband self-employed? If he no longer works and can't run the business, what happens to the insurance policies? Does COBRA still work if the company that provided the insurance no longer exists? idk
IIRC, when it was first announced that AE was seeking a divorce, the attorney for AE stated that it was a non-contested divorce, or a similar term was used, implying that both parties in the divorce agreed to the divorce.
I've followed this case on and off for years and suddenly, it's a flaming circus of loud mouthed lawyers & competing victimhood status?
RH might have stalked his future victims, not only Shannan perhaps. There could have been a mixture of coincidences. I can imagine him being inquisitive and sneaky, not only have been interested in one single meeting per SW. Maybe, it was fun for him also, to find out other clients, living on LI? Spying on other clients would also have given him a sense of power.
'The wife of the suspected Long Island serial killer Rex Heuermann has filed for divorce nearly a week after the Manhattan architect was arrested and charged in the deaths of three women whose remains were found along a secluded beach roadway in 2010.
Excellent observation. Shannan was not found on Ocean Parkway, she was found near PH's house in the marsh. It's not a place where you can just drive through either. It's a gate community and what are the chances that a serial killer was in that community at 4-5 in the morning, picked her up, killed her, and then walked through those marshes to dump her. There's only 2 people that saw SG before she disappeared, and then PH put himself into the story. What a pinhead PH is.
Yes- and different sets of rules between the programs. But she should always get a denial in writing and check the facts attached to the reason for denial. Nobody should be told no verbally.
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I completely agree. What the public didn't know for years after the girls were found was that the SCPD was so corrupt that they barely investigated these crimes. He had 13 years more of freedom and I hope no one else died in that time period.
