When immigrants were coming into this Country going through Ellis Island, names were being changed during the paperwork submitted for entry.
Where are you accessing the depos? I’m wondering if I read a condensed version of the bail doc because I don’t remember depos. But I would be very interested in reading them, especially those related to Shannon. Thank you.
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Correct. The deposition was by Ray in regards to the Gilbert civil suit. It is sworn testimony. One thing discussed was that Pak was interviewed by LE.
What an eerie little tid-bit of information that is. Interesting though!Most feet found in waterways aren't due to dismemberments. When a body decomposes, the ankle comes apart fairly early, and most modern shoes are composed of foam rubber and plastic, so they float.
Salish Sea human foot discoveries - Wikipedia
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How science solved the mystery of feet washing ashore in the Pacific Northwest
The unsettling discoveries along the Salish Sea prompted talk of serial killers, aliens, and psychics. The truth is even more unexpected.www.nationalgeographic.com
Respectfully, does it matter? Either way, this was his opportunity to tell the truth, yet tells terrible inconsistencies.
That begs the question, is Portello dead?
Thanks again. It’s interesting that the 59th Street Bridge is coming up in Pak’s depo as where he picked up Shannon and then a couple of days later, he was told to pick up another escort there. 59th Street Bridge was also mentioned a few times in the RH bail doc relating to cell pings, if I’m remembering right. I suppose this is a popular spot for escorts to be picked up from. Another ”coincidence“ between Shannon and the G4. I apologize if what’s new info to me is redundant to others.Discussions about the Court Docs in the case of Estate of Gilbert vs Hackett
https://iapps.courts.state.ny.us/webcivil/FCASCaseInfo?parm=CaseInfo&index=kwJUmX2is2oE4xNHzHKmWg%3D%3D&county=v68CxOpZD9LCpnSZtBG%2Fig%3D%3D&motion=M&docs=D&adate=10/12/2021&civilCaseId=1VBOTCexFODjJ68ul7by0g%3D%3D https://iapps.courts.state.ny.us/webcivil/FCASSearch Please join me in...
And he almost certainly perjured himself when he said he was not paid to drive these escorts?
On such a narrow strip of land along the edge of a roadway, how else would he place them? There's literally nowhere else that isn't beach or marsh.
My gut told me he was innocently making a joke…..it is an area many people have joked around about as being the perfect place to dump a body being it’s so secluded, desolate and heavily wooded, but it scared the you-know-what out of me! He probably didn’t even think how it could be perceived.
His expertise was in expediting projects through arcane city building codes rather than in architectural design. Ginia Bellafante, writing for The New York Times, examined how Heuermann exerted influence in the tonier townhouses of Brooklyn, where architects of more visible prestige would need his help shepherding through their wealthy clients’ renovations. “As a journeyman who held bureaucratic authority, he could veto the plans of architects with degrees from Yale and projects in Nantucket.” Mary Shell, an employee of his around the time of the murders, wrote in New York that “his office was mostly staffed by women like myself, young and petite, the girl-next-door type” and that “whether or not he had any real political clout, he believed he did and tried to convince others that he did, too.”
Niv Miyasato, a designer who worked with Heuermann starting in the ’90s and shared office space with him in the early 2000s, described to me a similar picture of his workaday life. “He did what he needed to do,” Miyasoto said, referring to Heuermann’s work as a building code compliance consultant. “He certainly communicated with all of us on a regular basis that he was an expert at that.” He found Heuermann a bit awkward but didn’t think much of it at the time. More striking, Miyasoto said, was that Heuermann seemed to him like a doomsday prepper: “He talked about his hunting, and would maybe occasionally drop things like, Well, you never know what’s going to happen. ‘You gotta be prepared’ kind of stuff.”
We’re Only Just Starting to Unpack Rex Heuermann’s New York
In the weeks since the Gilgo Beach murder suspect was arrested, his alleged double life has cast new light on an otherwise mundane professional life in the city and its suburbs.www.vanityfair.com
and it was you that first mentioned the prepping, I never caught it.. well spotted!
My son and I had a conversation about this when RH was arrested. It's not funny but it was funny that if there are multiple killers attributed to Gilgo, how dangerous that must be for all to never bump into each other? It must have made some people very nervous back in 2010 when all the bodies were initially recovered from the beach.
It’s eye-opening to watch her on the expert opinion for Leticia Stauch’s trial. DL was horrid. Her interaction with the judge was unbelievably unprofessional. After seeing her testimony, I bet lawyers are reviewing cases where she provided testimony.
