Gilgo Beach LISK Serial Killer, Rex Heuermann, charged with 3 murders, July 2023 #5

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  • #321
It would not surprise me if he violated these laws.
Probably assumed no one would ever find his secret room.
Oh you can pretty much do anything inside your own home without permits even if one is required. The only time it’s going to be an issue is if you are trying to sell your home.
 
  • #322
I expected it to be bad. All serial killers are to some extent but some of their kinks just kill me.
The pun there though
 
  • #323
Looks like they have filled the areas they dug yesterday and are digging smaller random areas. Photographer is taking photos. News12
 
  • #324
I noticed some orange circular paint markings on the ground
 
  • #325
In the video Rex did with the Bonjour Realty guy, he made mention that when he went out on his own, his first "paying client" during the 90's recession was a man named Robert Mayer. They met when they were standing in line at the Queens Building Dept.

He pronounced Mayer in the video as one would say Oscar Mayer...(like "My"er)

There was a Robert Mayer who suspiciously went missing in 2013 from Dix Hills. He was an electrician, so it makes sense he could have been there pulling permits in the 90's. He was roughly about the same age as Rex, I think maybe 2-3 years younger. His vehicle was found abandoned at at train station that was beside a nature preserve IIRC.

Just thinking out loud, wondering if it potentially was the same man, or if Robert Mayer's name was pronounced more like "May"er, not "My"er. Not sure if any locals on here who may be familiar with that family and how they pronounced their name?
Intriguing, off to 'bump' that thread..
 
  • #326
They really dug up the whole yard!

If I were the neighbor in the back, I’d have a live stream and a comfy chair, right at that fence line, every day View attachment 436789
I feel bad for the neighbors living next to all of this horror unfolding.
 
  • #327
I noticed some orange circular paint markings on the ground
Those were the markings they made while following behind the radar guy.
 
  • #328
I’m very interested to see if there were ever any “lesser” crimes or incidences that took place during Heuermann’s childhood. Ones that, on the surface and at the time, were brushed away or seemed “harmless”. A lot of serial killers are known to have “tested the waters” (so to speak) before they actually kill by peeping into peoples windows or committing petty theft/shoplifting. I wonder if there were ever any peeping incidents that took place involving him while he was growing up.

yes and starting fires and animal cruelty
 
  • #329
It would not surprise me if he violated these laws.
Probably assumed no one would ever find his secret room.

but if he was buying properties and planning to move to them in retirement ... then what would he have done with this house?
 
  • #330
but if he was buying properties and planning to move to them in retirement ... then what would he have done with this house?
I think he would have kept the house up here using the excuse it’s his “family home” perhaps allow his daughter to stay there.
 
  • #331
Can anyone remind me of when his alleged shoulder injury happened? I'm wondering if that was around the time the murders stopped. If the Gilgo bodies were in fact the last victims.
 
  • #332
In addition to the line of a brand of paper towels, I found the leather-stamping equipment oddly specific. Were bodies stamped or something?

MOO

but that belt had leather stamping. The WH belt found on a victim?
 
  • #333
In the video Rex did with the Bonjour Realty guy, he made mention that when he went out on his own, his first "paying client" during the 90's recession was a man named Robert Mayer. They met when they were standing in line at the Queens Building Dept.

He pronounced Mayer in the video as one would say Oscar Mayer...(like "My"er)

There was a Robert Mayer who suspiciously went missing in 2013 from Dix Hills. He was an electrician, so it makes sense he could have been there pulling permits in the 90's. He was roughly about the same age as Rex, I think maybe 2-3 years younger. His vehicle was found abandoned at at train station that was beside a nature preserve IIRC.

Just thinking out loud, wondering if it potentially was the same man, or if Robert Mayer's name was pronounced more like "May"er, not "My"er. Not sure if any locals on here who may be familiar with that family and how they pronounced their name?
Wow, he went missing in June too like a couple of the girls
 
  • #334
I feel bad for the neighbors living next to all of this horror unfolding.

Some of them might be reaping a fortune in payments from tabloid-paper photographers, in exchange for the rights to shoot photos from their rooftops or upstairs windows.
 
  • #335
but if he was buying properties and planning to move to them in retirement ... then what would he have done with this house?

left it on its own devices or cleared it out and renovated it. Not sure he thought that out when he started his new "duck hunting" hobby.
 
  • #336
If the gun vault/soundproof room are the same room, I wonder if it being used as a gun vault was a cover for a room for his sick activities. Or, maybe it was just a gun vault and it had a bonus use for him. I just have a feeling this was a house of horrors while his wife was away.
 
  • #337
"This is a very disorganized killer, and this is why police are spending a lot of time," Bleakley said. "They have reason to believe that if this person messed up from a traced evidence standpoint, there may be others pieces of evidence in their home."

Legal experts say police could be looking for a murder weapon the alleged killer may have tried to bury in his yard or for evidence to prove this is where one or multiple women were killed. Experts say they could also be trying to rule out the home.

"It looks like they're putting together some key pieces of evidence that may have been overlooked," said Herbet Ellis, of Ellis Law. "Right now, everything is circumstantial. There is no direct witness or evidence. No one is saying, 'I saw him do it.' We don't have a murder weapon, but we do have DNA."
 
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Can anyone remind me of when his alleged shoulder injury happened? I'm wondering if that was around the time the murders stopped. If the Gilgo bodies were in fact the last victims.
Very good question! Do we know?

jmo
 
  • #340
Right? How do you hide that?
I can’t see him allowing someone in to his home to build that. But there is no way he built that alone. It would have to have been while family was traveling (summer months) and IMO that home does not have central air (window unit in photos). With the heat and humidity, the small house and huge ogre. I can’t imagine.
Maybe his brother was kind enough to help him out?
 
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