Gilgo Beach LISK Serial Killer, Rex Heuermann, charged with 3 murders, July 2023 #6

[Soulmagent]

But think how much technology has changed in 20 years and will in the next 20. He recognized the possibilities . . . The lovely thought is that while it's horrible he wasn't caught earlier, he had to live with the knowledge, every day and every moment, that he was sitting on a powder keg that could blow him sky high any moment.

Hey cCricket , your post made me think about something different .

The progression of crime. Some of the knowledge today was not even thought about a decade ago, so no way to plan.

''Like the Golden State Killer, a cop who the minute DNA was introduced appears to have realized what it meant in the investigation of crimes and appears to have stopped killing.''

Suspect in Gilgo Beach Killings Hears Catalog of Evidence Against Him

My paraphrasing of this article, as I don't want to infringe on copyright TOS on Websleuths, the assistant district attorney told the court that prosecutors had turned over only the first portion of evidence to the defense.

Which was 8 tera bits? First dump. wow. 6 months ... worth of watching where he be,recording where he has been . documenting his footpath ..I can not wait for the state of NY to proves to me , and shows me all the evidence.

 

[CuriousCricket]

I'm surprised to see a pro RH comment.

When DS was interviewed for the killing season, he actually talked about the vehicle AC got into and the last time he saw her. He didn't give details about the car or the previous nights encountered when AC rolled him and kept his money. DS must have been that person because it was his home and Amber was staying with him and was using his phone for her business.

Don't we need balance to really examine any case? and DS? don't get me started. He didn't even report AC missing. He's essential to the case, but I don't have to like or trust him.

Pavor Nocturnus has made no secret of believing the wrong person has been arrested. I'll bet there are others who think the same thing.

It's difficult for me to see that having seen the phone info combined with the DNA. The mtDNA I would discount if it stood alone since I know it's not person-specific. So RH's mtDNA is shared with all his siblings and their daughters, as well as any descendants of his mother's sisters and his grandmother's sisters, and on back.

The mtDNA of RH's wife is passed on to both her children and shared also with her sister and any other siblings. Don't they all live in the area?

I am personally a perfect mtDNA match with a descendant of my great-grandmother's half-sister. So, our mtDNA has passed without mutation since the 1840s. It is not person-specific.

It is the total weight of the evidence presented so far that make me think they have the right person.

However, there's enough swirling about with the Costello case to make me suspect this is deeper and to wonder if it will be searched to the bottom or skimmed on the top for the low-lying fruit.

I'm also with Pavor Nocturnus as I don't see the photos of RH as intimidating or threatening. He's a big man, but without the charges I would not find him threatening.

At the hearing, his "icy" glare was an interpretation of the media, selling the audience on a serial killer monster. RH has been completely alone for 2 weeks now. Apparently he'll get no support from his family. His world is gone and he's facing the horrible knowledge that you can only be a famous serial killer IF YOU GET CAUGHT.

If he's lucky, when other men are arrested in the future, he may be trotted out, put in nice clothing and allowed to give interviews like Dennis Rader and Joel Rifkin were following his arrest. But RH may not have done enough to become really infamous. We'll have to wait and see. And he'll have to wade through this horrifying mess he's created before he gets there and to deal with all the emotional reactions I doubt he ever considered.

 

[CuriousCricket]

Hey cCricket , your post made me think about something different .

The progression of crime. Some of the knowledge today was not even thought about a decade ago, so no way to plan.

''Like the Golden State Killer, a cop who the minute DNA was introduced appears to have realized what it meant in the investigation of crimes and appears to have stopped killing.''

Which was 8 tera bits? First dump. wow. 6 months ... worth of watching where he be,recording where he has been . documenting his footpath ..I can not wait for the state of NY to proves to me , and shows me all the evidence.

I agree. and another aspect of this is that RH was being tailed and filmed, but appears to have no idea.

Doesn't that re-enforce the idea that it IS possible for his wife and family to have had no idea what he was doing?

 

[Warwick7]

Don't we need balance to really examine any case? and DS? don't get me started. He didn't even report AC missing. He's essential to the case, but I don't have to like or trust him.

Pavor Nocturnus has made no secret of believing the wrong person has been arrested. I'll bet there are others who think the same thing.

It's difficult for me to see that having seen the phone info combined with the DNA. The mtDNA I would discount if it stood alone since I know it's not person-specific. So RH's mtDNA is shared with all his siblings and their daughters, as well as any descendants of his mother's sisters and his grandmother's sisters, and on back.

The mtDNA of RH's wife is passed on to both her children and shared also with her sister and any other siblings. Don't they all live in the area?

I am personally a perfect mtDNA match with a descendant of my great-grandmother's half-sister. So, our mtDNA has passed without mutation since the 1840s. It is not person-specific.

It is the total weight of the evidence presented so far that make me think they have the right person.

However, there's enough swirling about with the Costello case to make me suspect this is deeper and to wonder if it will be searched to the bottom or skimmed on the top for the low-lying fruit.

I'm also with Pavor Nocturnus as I don't see the photos of RH as intimidating or threatening. He's a big man, but without the charges I would not find him threatening.

At the hearing, his "icy" glare was an interpretation of the media, selling the audience on a serial killer monster. RH has been completely alone for 2 weeks now. Apparently he'll get no support from his family. His world is gone and he's facing the horrible knowledge that you can only be a famous serial killer IF YOU GET CAUGHT.

If he's lucky, when other men are arrested in the future, he may be trotted out, put in nice clothing and allowed to give interviews like Dennis Rader and Joel Rifkin were following his arrest. But RH may not have done enough to become really infamous. We'll have to wait and see. And he'll have to wade through this horrifying mess he's created before he gets there and to deal with all the emotional reactions I doubt he ever considered.

BMM

MOO is his icy hateful glare was picked up on by SO many of us in the public. I didn't need to have the media tell me his eyes looked heinous.

You're right he is going to have wade through this horrifying mess he's created.

 

[Charlot123]

Don't we need balance to really examine any case? and DS? don't get me started. He didn't even report AC missing. He's essential to the case, but I don't have to like or trust him.

Pavor Nocturnus has made no secret of believing the wrong person has been arrested. I'll bet there are others who think the same thing.

It's difficult for me to see that having seen the phone info combined with the DNA. The mtDNA I would discount if it stood alone since I know it's not person-specific. So RH's mtDNA is shared with all his siblings and their daughters, as well as any descendants of his mother's sisters and his grandmother's sisters, and on back.

The mtDNA of RH's wife is passed on to both her children and shared also with her sister and any other siblings. Don't they all live in the area?

I am personally a perfect mtDNA match with a descendant of my great-grandmother's half-sister. So, our mtDNA has passed without mutation since the 1840s. It is not person-specific.

It is the total weight of the evidence presented so far that make me think they have the right person.

However, there's enough swirling about with the Costello case to make me suspect this is deeper and to wonder if it will be searched to the bottom or skimmed on the top for the low-lying fruit.

I'm also with Pavor Nocturnus as I don't see the photos of RH as intimidating or threatening. He's a big man, but without the charges I would not find him threatening.

At the hearing, his "icy" glare was an interpretation of the media, selling the audience on a serial killer monster. RH has been completely alone for 2 weeks now. Apparently he'll get no support from his family. His world is gone and he's facing the horrible knowledge that you can only be a famous serial killer IF YOU GET CAUGHT.

If he's lucky, when other men are arrested in the future, he may be trotted out, put in nice clothing and allowed to give interviews like Dennis Rader and Joel Rifkin were following his arrest. But RH may not have done enough to become really infamous. We'll have to wait and see. And he'll have to wade through this horrifying mess he's created before he gets there and to deal with all the emotional reactions I doubt he ever considered.

Well, here is an issue. I collected a lot of DNAs from different older relatives and ran them via different commercial systems. For myself, my dad, my maternal uncle and some other people I did full mitochondrial sequences via FTDNA.

Full mito checks for private mutations. And while there seemed to be no additional ones between me and my maternal uncle (vice versa), it moved us from the commonest mito group to our own. One mutation. So it you look at our mito the way 23@me defines it, it will be “like everyone else”. If you look at FTDNA, it will be “your mitos are forming their own group, we just need more people”.

Same probably applies to everyone else. Just a mitochondrial haplogroup may not fully describe yours. If it is “common in Iceland” group, it will come to “how many women of Icelandic descent live in Long Island?” All Iceland is 360000 people, good luck… And it is not the only mito in Iceland, either.
And then, “how many women with Icelandic mito of this type pair with men who have (XYZ) mito and live in LI?”

I doubt it is common.

 

[Charlot123]

I agree. and another aspect of this is that RH was being tailed and filmed, but appears to have no idea.

Doesn't that re-enforce the idea that it IS possible for his wife and family to have had no idea what he was doing?

His wife comes across as a reasonable woman, able to pull herself together in these difficult circumstances.

I doubt that she knew and kept silent because no one would, and the odds of two nutters of this type knowingly living under the same roof is slim. Like lots of people, she was probably in denial.

 

[iamshadow21]

Actually, the same thought had occurred to me -- would all three phones be shown traveling together? However, what if RH simply shut one phone off, when he switched to using the other? SO, he's planning activities that go on the burner phone. He shuts off his personal phone. When he gets thru the "burner activities" he shuts down the burner phone and turns his personal phone back on ---- NOW, that would have to show up, in the pings, wouldn't it? hmmmm wonder if it does? Or would he shut down a phone, travel to where he needed to use a phone, then turn the correct one on? In the bail application, there are a couple of times he appears to have cross used the phones. I thought sloppy. But once he had done that a time or two, don't you think he'd have devised a work-around -- such as shutting off the phone he would not be using?

I think that, simply, like a lot of us before the bail documentation hit the public, he assumed that burner phones weren't able to be traced to him. Why be elusive if you think LE has no way of knowing it's you?

MOO

 

[Sundog]

A couple mo more things:
In his early does before he opened his own businesses, RH spent quite a lot of time on jobs in Brooklyn and the Bronx. It is not unreasonable to think that he was well aware of vacant, abandoned and dilapidated buildings either due to be destroyed or sold or being repaired, updated and reconditioned. The thought that Jessica Taylor and later Sugar Bear both lived with Khalil White and near the sight of so many rundown structures where several brutally murdered people were found, just makes me wonder if RH knew about those specific buildings.

1994 was a very significant year for RH- who would have been about 30 or 31 years old. He married AE, his daughter was born, he bought his mother’s house and iirc he started his business.

IIRC, he bought his mother's home in 1994 and opened up his own business in 1994. Got married two years later.

 

[passionflower]

His wife comes across as a reasonable woman, able to pull herself together in these difficult circumstances.

I doubt that she knew and kept silent because no one would, and the odds of two nutters of this type knowingly living under the same roof is slim. Like lots of people, she was probably in denial.

I read she was in her own world of comic books and conventions so pre occupied away from him probably

 

[Sundog]

We only have details for a few of these woman but how lucky for the dismemberment crew that Rex happened to be murdering woman and sticking them in his back yard.

<snippef for focus>

I hadn't heard that it was confirmed that there was evidence of bodies being buried in RH's backyard. Is there a link with LE saying otherwise? I thought the search of the backyard did not result in finding any evidence of burial of victims, IIRC.

 

[Soulmagent]

Don't we need balance to really examine any case? and DS? don't get me started. He didn't even report AC missing. He's essential to the case, but I don't have to like or trust him.

Pavor Nocturnus has made no secret of believing the wrong person has been arrested. I'll bet there are others who think the same thing.

It's difficult for me to see that having seen the phone info combined with the DNA. The mtDNA I would discount if it stood alone since I know it's not person-specific. So RH's mtDNA is shared with all his siblings and their daughters, as well as any descendants of his mother's sisters and his grandmother's sisters, and on back.

The mtDNA of RH's wife is passed on to both her children and shared also with her sister and any other siblings. Don't they all live in the area?

I am personally a perfect mtDNA match with a descendant of my great-grandmother's half-sister. So, our mtDNA has passed without mutation since the 1840s. It is not person-specific.

It is the total weight of the evidence presented so far that make me think they have the right person.

However, there's enough swirling about with the Costello case to make me suspect this is deeper and to wonder if it will be searched to the bottom or skimmed on the top for the low-lying fruit.

I'm also with Pavor Nocturnus as I don't see the photos of RH as intimidating or threatening. He's a big man, but without the charges I would not find him threatening.

At the hearing, his "icy" glare was an interpretation of the media, selling the audience on a serial killer monster. RH has been completely alone for 2 weeks now. Apparently he'll get no support from his family. His world is gone and he's facing the horrible knowledge that you can only be a famous serial killer IF YOU GET CAUGHT.

If he's lucky, when other men are arrested in the future, he may be trotted out, put in nice clothing and allowed to give interviews like Dennis Rader and Joel Rifkin were following his arrest. But RH may not have done enough to become really infamous. We'll have to wait and see. And he'll have to wade through this horrifying mess he's created before he gets there and to deal with all the emotional reactions I doubt he ever considered.

Poor sad serial killer only needs a therapist to help him cope with who he is as a person ?

And yes this is way deeper. However ,As much distrust I have in LE ,

<modsnip: complaining about WS rules>

 

[DS2021]

<snippef for focus>

I hadn't heard that it was confirmed that there was evidence of bodies being buried in RH's backyard. Is there a link with LE saying otherwise? I thought the search of the backyard did not result in finding any evidence of burial of victims, IIRC.

As far as I know theres been no public mention of there being any evidence that there were bodies being buried in the backy

 

[Soulmagent]

As far as I know theres been no public mention of there being any evidence that there were bodies being buried in the backy

Thank jesus. Cause his wife ,is dealing with a ton and she does not need her green house to turn into a sarcophagus . I personaly am glad her home has not proven to be one.

 

[dotr]

lengthy article
Rachel Sharp
1 hour ago

Gilgo Beach serial killer suspect’s contact with wife revealed

Asa Ellerup filed for divorce just days after the architect’s bombshell arrest for the murders of Megan Waterman, Melissa Barthelemy and Amber Costello

www.independent.co.uk

''The wife of Gilgo Beach serial killer suspect Rex Heuermann has stayed in contact with him since his bombshell arrest for the murders of at least three women, it has been revealed.

Asa Ellerup – who has been married to the accused serial killer for more than 20 years and shares two adult children with him – has spoken to her husband in “personal” jailhouse phone calls while he remains behind bars in Suffolk County jail, her attorney Robert Macedonio told CNN on Tuesday.

“I believe there has [been contact] but you have to realise any phone calls are recorded out of the facility,” he said, declining to detail the contents of those conversations.


As jailhouse calls are recorded, he said that he had advised Ms Ellerup not to discuss any details of the case with her husband by phone.

“So she’s been [on] very basic phone calls. Everything’s recorded. She’s not to discuss anything, and nor does his attorneys want him discussing anything about the allegations,” he said.''

 

[Warwick7]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1686764338084986880

 

[CuriousCricket]

And then, “how many women with Icelandic mito of this type pair with men who have (XYZ) mito and live in LI?”

I doubt it is common.

It is NOT common. However, there are other people in the same neighborhood who may have the same mtDNA of both Heuermanns. And the mtDNA has NOTHING to do with pairing with ANY man.
They DO have a hair from a man who has the same mtDNA as RH. However, it doesn't appear they could ID any of the Ypart of the sample since the bail application discusses only the mtDNA from the male.

The fact that from one victim's body, they have found one hair with RH's mtDNA and another hair with the mtDNA of his wife -- well that is very compelling, don't you think?

However, to me, the mtDNA is not strong enough, by itself, for me to vote to convict him. I don't think.

The mtDNA combined with the phone evidence, once it is presented in full, probably would be. But it's the combination. And who knows how much other evidence is already available. How compelling everything already is. The state has presented just enough to get the arrest warrant, then enough evidence to keep him in jail without bail.

I suspect the DA and LE are looking for DNA that will make RH's guilt undeniable. But with multiple crimes and mountains of material to test, catalog and evaluate, it's gonna be a long time.

 

[arielilane]

Gilgo Beach murder suspect's attorney says there will be no plea deals

Rex Heuermann has pleaded not guilty to the murders of three women found on New York's Long Island back in 2010.

www.wmar2news.com

last updated 9:34 AM, Aug 02, 2023

An attorney for the suspect in the string of killings known as the Gilgo Beach murders says there will not be any plea deals in the case.

Rex Heuermann was due back in court Tuesday for the first time since pleading not guilty to the murders of three women: Melissa Barthelemy, Megan Waterman, and Amber Lynn Costello. All three women disappeared over a 14-month period before their bodies were discovered near Gilgo Beach on Long Island's South Shore in 2010.

 

[Inthedetails]

lengthy article
Rachel Sharp
1 hour ago

Gilgo Beach serial killer suspect’s contact with wife revealed

Asa Ellerup filed for divorce just days after the architect’s bombshell arrest for the murders of Megan Waterman, Melissa Barthelemy and Amber Costello

www.independent.co.uk

''The wife of Gilgo Beach serial killer suspect Rex Heuermann has stayed in contact with him since his bombshell arrest for the murders of at least three women, it has been revealed.

Asa Ellerup – who has been married to the accused serial killer for more than 20 years and shares two adult children with him – has spoken to her husband in “personal” jailhouse phone calls while he remains behind bars in Suffolk County jail, her attorney Robert Macedonio told CNN on Tuesday.

“I believe there has [been contact] but you have to realise any phone calls are recorded out of the facility,” he said, declining to detail the contents of those conversations.


As jailhouse calls are recorded, he said that he had advised Ms Ellerup not to discuss any details of the case with her husband by phone.

“So she’s been [on] very basic phone calls. Everything’s recorded. She’s not to discuss anything, and nor does his attorneys want him discussing anything about the allegations,” he said.''

The conversations could be household things like - what bills are on auto-pay and what bills require a check? Their daughter was employed by him and he ran his own business - there might be tasks to do that require a conversation.

Or maybe that type of convo could be relayed through her lawyer?

jmo

 

[Barbie619]

Don't we need balance to really examine any case? and DS? don't get me started. He didn't even report AC missing. He's essential to the case, but I don't have to like or trust him.

Pavor Nocturnus has made no secret of believing the wrong person has been arrested. I'll bet there are others who think the same thing.

It's difficult for me to see that having seen the phone info combined with the DNA. The mtDNA I would discount if it stood alone since I know it's not person-specific. So RH's mtDNA is shared with all his siblings and their daughters, as well as any descendants of his mother's sisters and his grandmother's sisters, and on back.

The mtDNA of RH's wife is passed on to both her children and shared also with her sister and any other siblings. Don't they all live in the area?

I am personally a perfect mtDNA match with a descendant of my great-grandmother's half-sister. So, our mtDNA has passed without mutation since the 1840s. It is not person-specific.

It is the total weight of the evidence presented so far that make me think they have the right person.

However, there's enough swirling about with the Costello case to make me suspect this is deeper and to wonder if it will be searched to the bottom or skimmed on the top for the low-lying fruit.

I'm also with Pavor Nocturnus as I don't see the photos of RH as intimidating or threatening. He's a big man, but without the charges I would not find him threatening.

At the hearing, his "icy" glare was an interpretation of the media, selling the audience on a serial killer monster. RH has been completely alone for 2 weeks now. Apparently he'll get no support from his family. His world is gone and he's facing the horrible knowledge that you can only be a famous serial killer IF YOU GET CAUGHT.

If he's lucky, when other men are arrested in the future, he may be trotted out, put in nice clothing and allowed to give interviews like Dennis Rader and Joel Rifkin were following his arrest. But RH may not have done enough to become really infamous. We'll have to wait and see. And he'll have to wade through this horrifying mess he's created before he gets there and to deal with all the emotional reactions I doubt he ever considered.

I actually thought it was courageous of that comment against the setting of everyone believing RH is the right suspect. So yes I was surprised I usually don't see a comment on suspect who may be innocent. Right now it seems the evidence so far is stacking up against RH but time will tell.

I also haven't really seen the monster after yesterday's court appearance, I saw a very angry person instead. So it's either that he finally got caught and this is now his fate or that he's being made a spectacle and he's innocent and his life has been ruined for no reason. I believe they have captured the right man and time will tell.

As far as DS is concerned I don't share your opinion of him or how he handled his friends disappearance, he might have been scared for his life since RH knew where he lived. JMO

 

[Inthedetails]

Gilgo Beach murder suspect's attorney says there will be no plea deals

Rex Heuermann has pleaded not guilty to the murders of three women found on New York's Long Island back in 2010.

www.wmar2news.com

last updated 9:34 AM, Aug 02, 2023

An attorney for the suspect in the string of killings known as the Gilgo Beach murders says there will not be any plea deals in the case.

Rex Heuermann was due back in court Tuesday for the first time since pleading not guilty to the murders of three women: Melissa Barthelemy, Megan Waterman, and Amber Lynn Costello. All three women disappeared over a 14-month period before their bodies were discovered near Gilgo Beach on Long Island's South Shore in 2010.

Were plea deals offered? LOL

jmo