I am on the fence about the testimonies he has gathered, but I don't think the purpose was for them to be used in court, but more as tips for LE. The info can be followed up by investigators, and what investigators glean can then be used on court (or not, if the info is invalid or unrelated).
The female reporter opens with JR being the lawyer "Jessica Taylor" and some of the families then @ 2:00 JR says he's the lawyer for "Gilbert" and a few of the victims who survived RH and lived to tell it.Jun 10, 2024 rbbm
Rex Heuermann's alleged murder profile mirrors Green River killer: expert
The 60-year-old New York architect is being compared to the second-most prolific serial killer in America - Green River Killer.www.newsweek.com
"Heuermann may seem unique and interesting but there have been many before him who have written blueprints for their crimes and enacted those plans," Enzo Yaksic, who runs the Atypical Homicide Research Group, told Newsweek. "Sexual serial murderers are thankfully dwindling in number as the modern-day serial murderer is much different than their Golden Age (1970-2000) counterparts, as they are motivated by anger and use firearms to kill."
"I'm wondering if and why murder became a problem-solving tool for him," Dr. Robert Schug, a forensic psychologist and criminology professor, told Newsweek. "That's generally what is happening with the repeat murderers. The homicidal behavior is solving some function in their lives."
'Jun 10, 2024 #RexHeuermann #GilgoBeach #crime
Rex Heuermann, the man already suspected in the deaths of four women found near Long Island’s Gilgo Beach, was charged in the murders of two more women Thursday during his latest court appearance. John Ray, attorney for the family of Jessica Taylor, one of the victims, discusses how the new evidence law enforcement found highlights what he says is a "demonic" episode Heuermann went through.'
I would be shocked if the task force was actively working with John Ray. According to Tierney, they aren't. Why Rodney Harrison made the decision to do that press conference with John Ray is just beyond me.
I only saw a brief snippet.
Good thinking, I never thought of that aspect.
My curiosity is piqued now.
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John Ray had said that Harrison interviewed the taxi driver and 2 detectives interviewed LP the woman who claims she and ex-narc NYC boyfriend went to RH's house with Karen.
Allred made it VERY clear in the press conference that that is NOT the case. In fact, I would say that she "pointedly" made that clear.Yes, a little confusing. Maybe they are both working on it. IDK. Obviously, JR is more familiar with the case.
Jessica Taylor's family breaks silence on alleged Gilgo Beach serial killer
Rex Heuermann, the alleged Gilgo Beach serial killer, is now charged with two additional murders, including the death of Jessica Taylor.
My gut reaction is those testimonies are bunk....but Rodney Harrison being at the press conference gives the impression they hold some weight. It baffles me too.
Particularly since Harrison himself admitted during this press conference that the task force was still actively trying to vet the information. That just made my jaw drop.
I do give LP the affidavit g'friend some credence for giving JR and detectives the name of her ex-boyfriend who JR said was spoken to and his known past lined up with what LP said they did together (as swingers).
Jun 10, 2024 rbbmRex Heuermann's alleged murder profile mirrors Green River killer: expert
The 60-year-old New York architect is being compared to the second-most prolific serial killer in America - Green River Killer.
"Heuermann may seem unique and interesting but there have been many before him who have written blueprints for their crimes and enacted those plans," Enzo Yaksic, who runs the Atypical Homicide Research Group, told Newsweek. "Sexual serial murderers are thankfully dwindling in number as the modern-day serial murderer is much different than their Golden Age (1970-2000) counterparts, as they are motivated by anger and use firearms to kill."
"I'm wondering if and why murder became a problem-solving tool for him," Dr. Robert Schug, a forensic psychologist and criminology professor, told Newsweek. "That's generally what is happening with the repeat murderers. The homicidal behavior is solving some function in their lives."
'Jun 10, 2024 #RexHeuermann #GilgoBeach #crime
Rex Heuermann, the man already suspected in the deaths of four women found near Long Island’s Gilgo Beach, was charged in the murders of two more women Thursday during his latest court appearance. John Ray, attorney for the family of Jessica Taylor, one of the victims, discusses how the new evidence law enforcement found highlights what he says is a "demonic" episode Heuermann went through.'
They were married sometime in April 1996 and VH was born in October 1996.
Clear and concise. Thanks, Izzy.
Have always known that truck's important in his deeds, but if what is implied in that disgusting "HK" thing is true, that would take far more space than any vehicle could provide, other than like a larger box truck or semi. He clearly switches things around quite a bit on murderous missions, so the truck may still be itself a murder scene in some cases. But if that HK doc is to be relied on, would think it implies more vertical space than any more conventional vehicle is going to give.
Totally agreed, but it's usually going to be a very secret, very private world, I would think. One without spoken words. That's why this HK document of his really worries me. It's got a matter-of-fact conversational quality to it that suggests his world may not have been as private as one would expect. it's like a murderer's "notes to self." Which makes me fear there were actual words to others.
The details were in the court files (they're not online, you have to access them physically). I feel as though the media did a poor job of covering JB's case. Only Newsday mentioned the DNA under Tangredi's nails, and that was in one article behind a paywall. JB's former coworker saw that he had been arrested for the murders. He recognised McNamee's photograph. SCPD flew a detective down south to interview him.
