Gilgo Beach LISK Serial Killer, Rex Heuermann, charged with 3 murders, July 2023 #9

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The fact that there has been nothing further on this (even from the family) actually gives me a little bit of hope

There are things I am waiting for:

The ID of Peaches and Peaches juniorette

The ID of Asian Doe

Movement in Nevada

Movement in Julie Beans case.


Any of those achievements would mean so much to me. I can't even fathom what it would mean to the loved ones of the missing/murdered/unidentified.

Apologies for the wonky formatting.

MOO
When is Peaches going to be identified?
 
I just dont get it. If the zombies are coming, LE is coming, enforcers for pimp gangs are coming, the ghost of dad is coming, whatever.

How many guns can you use to fend them off before you're dead and the zombies or whomever gets the balance of the fire arms?

I guess I had better turn away from lame stream media because it's interfering with my ability to grasp this.

Bartender, I'll have a lobotomy, please

MOO

Other posters who are familiar with gun collectors indicated earlier on this forum that the number of firearms that RH owned was not unusual if he was a gun collector. Sounds like he may have been, to some extent, according to this statement:

An inventory of weapons seized from his home in the days after he was arrested show Heuermann collected many guns from the earlier part of the last century, according to a filing obtained by Newsday.

I wonder if RH inherited some firearms from his father and if his father was a gun collector. Some of them could have come with the house when he bought it, I suppose. Time will tell.
 

Suffolk County prosecutors are seeking to turn over more than 280 firearms seized from the home of alleged Gilgo Beach serial killer Rex A. Heuermann to Nassau County where he could face gun possession charges, according to a filing in Suffolk County Criminal Court.

Investigators in Suffolk County have concluded their analysis of the weapons and ammunition taken from Heuermann’s Massapequa Park home and determined some of the items may have been possessed in violation of state gun laws, according to the filing.

“Proper jurisdiction for any charges related to unlawful possession of the items … would reside with Nassau County,” Assistant District Attorney Lawrence Opisso wrote in the motion filed with State Supreme Court Justice Timothy Mazzei Thursday…

An inventory of weapons seized from his home in the days after he was arrested show Heuermann collected many guns from the earlier part of the last century, according to a filing obtained by Newsday. His assault rifles are notated in the filing, along with a rifle with a defaced serial number, the records show. Boxes of ammunition, gunpowder and survivalist gear are among other seized items included in the inventory list.

Prosecutors have said Heuermann had permits for 92 guns and possessed many long guns not subject to permitting.


Is it just me or did anyone else count at least 20 guns labeled "assault rifles" (also "assault pistols - one an Uzi) on that list? Several with scopes. I don't like that, it's scary to think of him or anyone like that having so many weapons of mass destruction. JMO

I wonder if that also factored into the SCPD and FBI decision to arrest Rex H? Were they concerned that, if he suspected LE was after him he might go out in a "blaze of glory"?
 
I just dont get it. If the zombies are coming, LE is coming, enforcers for pimp gangs are coming, the ghost of dad is coming, whatever.

How many guns can you use to fend them off before you're dead and the zombies or whomever gets the balance of the fire arms?

I guess I had better turn away from lame stream media because it's interfering with my ability to grasp this.

Bartender, I'll have a lobotomy, please

MOO
Fingers crossed the gun charges will be the least of his problems. Lock him up and throw away the key!
 


Okay. In light of the guns and survivalist equipment going to Nassau County...I have a question.

Why was the defendants wife filing for divorce in Suffolk County? The plaintiff (requesting the divorce) is supposed to file in their county.

Why did her attorney say it would be uncontested?

It isn't uncontested until the defendant (being asked to agree to divorce) agrees to divorce.


These are my theories. Macedonia knows more people in Suffolk. if there is still hope that things in shadows can stay in shadows, or whatever it was causing Burke to interfere in this investigation can still stay under wraps, that hope is much more realistic in Suffolk.

Macedonia knows that it will be uncontested because he knows Asa and Rex have discussed it, perhaps through their attorney.


I am a little tempted to cry foul that the Suffolk officials sent back the guns already, but didn't send back the divorce. But they are separate court systems. I'll just file that oddity in the back of my mind.

Never forget: Macedonia had money laundering and drug possession felonies dropped- by Spota, who installed and enabled Burke


MOO
 
Is it just me or did anyone else count at least 20 guns labeled "assault rifles" (also "assault pistols - one an Uzi) on that list? Several with scopes. I don't like that, it's scary to think of him or anyone like that having so many weapons of mass destruction. JMO

I wonder if that also factored into the SCPD and FBI decision to arrest Rex H? Were they concerned that, if he suspected LE was after him he might go out in a "blaze of glory"?

Yeah, .... for "duck hunting" in the marsh. Doesn't everyone use them for that?:rolleyes:
 


Okay. In light of the guns and survivalist equipment going to Nassau County...I have a question.

Why was the defendants wife filing for divorce in Suffolk County? The plaintiff (requesting the divorce) is supposed to file in their county.

Why did her attorney say it would be uncontested?

It isn't uncontested until the defendant (being asked to agree to divorce) agrees to divorce.


These are my theories. Macedonia knows more people in Suffolk. if there is still hope that things in shadows can stay in shadows, or whatever it was causing Burke to interfere in this investigation can still stay under wraps, that hope is much more realistic in Suffolk.

Macedonia knows that it will be uncontested because he knows Asa and Rex have discussed it, perhaps through their attorney.


I am a little tempted to cry foul that the Suffolk officials sent back the guns already, but didn't send back the divorce. But they are separate court systems. I'll just file that oddity in the back of my mind.

Never forget: Macedonia had money laundering and drug possession felonies dropped- by Spota, who installed and enabled Burke


MOO

I suspect that RH told his attorney that he would not contest the divorce and that his attorney should communicate that to Asa's attorney. Hence the indication that it would be an uncontested divorce in the filing.

With regard to the county where the filing took place, I don't know what the rules are in New York State, or other states for that matter. Do you have a link that indicates that Asa's attorney should have filed the divorce papers in Nassau County in lieu of Suffolk?
 
Apparently in New York State you can file for divorce in any county, except Westchester County (you have to live in Westchester County in order to file there).

Where & How I I file for Divorce in New York?
There are also various factors to consider that may affect your choice of county to file in. New York law allows you to file in the county of either party’s residency (the most common situation). You also have the option of filing in any county in the state (excluding Westchester County, unless of course you or your spouse meets the residency requirement in Westchester County). However, if you choose the second option and opt to file in a county where neither you nor your spouse resides, your spouse may oppose that venue, subject to review by the court. (For example, if you and your spouse both live in Manhattan, and you choose to file in Buffalo, your spouse may oppose Buffalo as the venue, and a court would likely agree because the more convenient option is obviously New York County.)

Some people’s situations will demand a more nuanced assessment to determine which county is strategically best for them to file for divorce in. For example: some courts are known to more commonly order parties to provide for college tuition for their children; some courts follow different precedents with regard to asset valuation dates or pension splitting; some courts are more likely than others to consider fault in awarding spousal support, and the list goes on.

These are only a few examples of the nuances of choosing where is best for you to file for divorce. It is important to discuss your entire situation with your attorney so he or she can best serve your interests.

 
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This article is dated today (September 9) but all the quotes and info on Asa and her children were published in MSM quite a long time ago. Just repeating the same info here. Nothing new.

EBM
 
This article is dated today (September 9) but all the quotes and info on Asa and her children were published in MSM quite a long time ago. Just repeating the same info here. Nothing new.

EBM
Sorry to disappoint. Many news outlets are releasing or re-releasing this. Yesterday and today.

 


Okay. In light of the guns and survivalist equipment going to Nassau County...I have a question.

Why was the defendants wife filing for divorce in Suffolk County? The plaintiff (requesting the divorce) is supposed to file in their county.

Why did her attorney say it would be uncontested?

It isn't uncontested until the defendant (being asked to agree to divorce) agrees to divorce.


These are my theories. Macedonia knows more people in Suffolk. if there is still hope that things in shadows can stay in shadows, or whatever it was causing Burke to interfere in this investigation can still stay under wraps, that hope is much more realistic in Suffolk.

Macedonia knows that it will be uncontested because he knows Asa and Rex have discussed it, perhaps through their attorney.


I am a little tempted to cry foul that the Suffolk officials sent back the guns already, but didn't send back the divorce. But they are separate court systems. I'll just file that oddity in the back of my mind.

Never forget: Macedonia had money laundering and drug possession felonies dropped- by Spota, who installed and enabled Burke


MOO
Also, S Bellone, who has ties to Suffolk County and specifically Oak Beach, knew of Burke’s previous infractions and Internal Affairs investigations and for some reason signed off on Burke’s promotion to Police Chief. Makes one wonder what Spota, Burke and others used to “convince” the aspiring politician, Bellone, to agree to this appointment. In addition, we must put this into context with the forcing out of Dormer and all of this occurring shortly after the discovery of ten bodies and remains along the OP.
 
Also, S Bellone, who has ties to Suffolk County and specifically Oak Beach, knew of Burke’s previous infractions and Internal Affairs investigations and for some reason signed off on Burke’s promotion to Police Chief. Makes one wonder what Spota, Burke and others used to “convince” the aspiring politician, Bellone, to agree to this appointment. In addition, we must put this into context with the forcing out of Dormer and all of this occurring shortly after the discovery of ten bodies and remains along the OP.
Exactly.

Clearly, the corruption wall is weakened significantly, given the progress shown in forming the task force and the rapid progress it made. Yet, imo either corruption remains, or at the very least Macedonio, who has ties to this cabal, hopes it does. IANAL, and only a NYS divorce lawyer would know for sure, but my understanding is the divorce should be filed where the plaintiff lives. A lawyer's blog says the same, or "possibly" where the defendant lives; the blog uses the same "should" language.

Hueremann, the defendant in the divorce and the accused in three murders, lives in Nassau county. That does not change just because he is incarcerated. He didn't move house. He was arrested and held without bail. So this would not be one of those possibilities suggested by the lawyers blog.

Is it allowed in NYS to file divorce in a different county than where the plaintiff lives? All of the court websites indicate that you should, but don't quite say must. I can think of examples where it would be problematic and perhaps the courts would want to be flexible. For instance if there were DV and the location was not safe for the victim, or if there a clear conflict in an "appropriate" county, such as the NYS Supreme Court justice(s) has a relationship with a party. But in this situation, I know of no conflicts in the appropriate county of Nassau, and it seems problematic to me to go to Suffolk.

Shout out to anybody with knowledge of NYS marital law: Why is Macedonia filing AE divorce petition in Suffolk County instead of Nassau? And is it allowed? Do the courts reject such petition? Or forward them?

MOO
 
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