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I want to know who the father of Peaches' baby is. Maybe it is RH and she was trying to get him to take responsibility for the baby.
 
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The police chief beat me to it..while it is still very much a crime scene with trucks and command center, lots of police tape and press swarming about, it has quieted down quite a bit. Not that many nosey bodies (✋). Just a few neighbors outside. No digging. No jack hammering.
As for the storage units, no LE at either locations. Interesting to note, the two locations are a few hundred feet from each other. The one on Sunrise highway is at the on ramp for Rt 110 and the second is at the off ramp for Rt 110. Business as usual at both.
Maybe LE found enough evidence to nail him!!!
 
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There have been some things that we’ve had to take into custody… That makes it fruitful,” he told reporters.

“There’s not a soundproof room. There is a vault where he secured numerous amounts of guns,” Harrison said, referring to Heuermann.

“Somehow I believe the soundproof room and the vault — the message got misconstrued.”

He said the vault was secured with a “big iron door.”
 
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If a vault is really think, as someone said 2 feet walls of concrete wouldn’t it be soundproof? With an huge vault door? Scarey to me 12x15 size? Any gun collectors? My friend (deceased) was a gun smith and had a shop. He had nothing like a room like that. It was by his home and just all security bells and whistles.
Pretty sure the 2 foot was just rumor (I am betting on 8" concrete block in reality). A gun vault would have more than a wood door for security. 12x15 if correct would be possible 200 guns is more than most sporting goods stores carry.
 
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I want to know who the father of Peaches' baby is. Maybe it is RH and she was trying to get him to take responsibility for the baby.
I wondered about STD to wife but the police found condoms.
 
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I assume he thought he wouldn't be caught.
But eventually he would die (or retire and move).

I know others aren't curious about this, but I do wonder what he planned to do with...stuff. LE is obviously finding evidence in the house. They wouldn't be hauling things away for days on end otherwise.

I guess the wife and daughter would be left with that task if he wasn't caught. Didn't he care if they found incriminating items about their husband/father? It's the least of his thoughtfulness, I know, but it is utterly thoughtless.

jmo
 
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which neighbour was it? I want to make sure to not listen to anything else they tell the press

Amen to that- guess sometimes people just can’t help themselves.
 
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Pretty sure the 2 foot was just rumor (I am betting on 8" concrete block in reality). A gun vault would have more than a wood door for security. 12x15 if correct would be possible 200 guns is more than most sporting goods stores carry.

Yeah, that one (2-3' thick concrete) originated with the NY Post and 'unnamed former colleague'.
 
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The police chief beat me to it..while it is still very much a crime scene with trucks and command center, lots of police tape and press swarming about, it has quieted down quite a bit. Not that many nosey bodies (✋). Just a few neighbors outside. No digging. No jack hammering.
As for the storage units, no LE at either locations. Interesting to note, the two locations are a few hundred feet from each other. The one on Sunrise highway is at the on ramp for Rt 110 and the second is at the off ramp for Rt 110. Business as usual at both.
Thank you, Reporter Momoffourboys!
 
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Amen to that- guess sometimes people just can’t help themselves.
It happens. We move on. Gather info, sift the facts from the fiction. Repeat.
 
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I decided to go through the documents in RH's civil proceedings for pertinent information:

In response to a question about what company he works for, RH responds: "Rex A. Heuermann Architect. There's actually multiple companies. There's RH Consultants & Associates, Inc., and the third one is RMR Inspection Group." (pg. 10 of the Examination Before Trial (EBT) in Heuremann v O'Sullivan)

When asked about how many days off work he missed following the accident on January 11, 2017, RH explains that he missed "approximately four days, maybe five" but that he missed additional days of work because he "needed to be at a [work-related] convention" in Las Vegas for "four or five days" at the "end of the following week." (pgs. 16-18 of the EBT in Heuermann v O'Sullivan)

When asked if he plays any sports, RH responds that "really [the] only thing I competed in was competition rifle." (pg. 79 of the EBT in Heuermann v O'Sullivan)

RH explains that although he is left-handed in "almost anything else," including "the use of any carpentry tools," besides swinging a golf club or bat. (pg. 80 of the EBT in Heuermann v O'Sullivan)

A physical therapist came to RH's home in Massapequa Park and "set up the equipment" at some point after his shoulder surgery in February 2018 (pg. 105 of the EBT in Heuermann v O'Sullivan)

When asked about how often RH experiences pain in his right hip, RH responds: "When I do a lot of walking or in dealing with stairs, and I take a lot of subways in the city which require me to go in and out of the subway multiple times a day, which is a lot of stairs." (pg. 109 of the EBT in Heuermann v O'Sullivan)

RH stated he "stopped [his] bicycle riding" after the accident and "had to have the kids do" the yard work. He also had to "cut back on any woodworking, [and] any work in the house" as well as shooting (pgs. 115-116 of the EBT in Heuermann v O'Sullivan)

Not related to a specific incident, but when asked what activities he had to stop doing as a result of the accident, RH responds "I really don't do much. All I do is work and deal with family." (pgs. 120 of the EBT in Heuermann v O'Sullivan)

When asked if he had traveled outside New York following the conference in Las Vegas, RH says that either he or his wife drove to Virginia to deal with RH's mother "at least a half a dozen" times between February 2017 and April 2018. RH says that he has "been down there [Virginia] without [his] wife" at least two or three times during that time period. He also visited Florida. (pgs. 126-128 of the EBT in Heuermann v O'Sullivan)

Timeline of events

- 1987: Started working in Manhattan (pg. 47 of the EBT in Heuermann v O'Sullivan)

- 12 June 1995: RH files a small claims assessment review against Nassau County in Nassau Supreme Court (Heuermann v Nassau)

- October 31, 2013: RH is allegedly (case later dismissed) struck by a car at the intersection of West 36th Street and 6th Avenue in Manhattan (Affirmation in Opposition in Heuermann v Singh)

- 2014 or 2015: RH had hernia surgery (pg. 99 of the EBT in Heuermann v O'Sullivan)

- 19 February 2016: RH allegedly is involved in a car accident on the Capital Beltway in Prince George's County, Maryland (pg. 3 of the complaint in Heuermann v Martin)

- 11 January 2017, 10:15 p.m.: Car accident at the intersection of Front Street and Second Avenue in Massapequa Park (pg. 35 of the EBT in Heuermann v O'Sullivan)

- March 2017: RH drives down to Virginia to visit his mom by himself. (pg. 129 of the EBT in Heuermann v O'Sullivan)

- November 2017: RH visits Las Vegas alone "for a couple days to meet some people." When asked, "so it was a pleasure trip?," RH responds "I guess you could say that, social." (pg. 133 of the EBT in Heuermann v O'Sullivan)

- January 2018: RH drives down to Cocoa Beach, Florida with his wife, mother, and daughter (pg. 131 of the EBT in Heuermann v O'Sullivan)

- 12 February 2018: RH underwent shoulder surgery. RH explains that his "intention was to do it [the surgery] in the fall" but that he "was tied up with some family matters that forced [him] to delay," namely, his mother "had to be relocated" (pg. 102 of the EBT in Heuermann v O'Sullivan)

- March 2018: RH drives down to Virginia to visit his mom, most likely alone (pg. 131 of the EBT in Heuermann v O'Sullivan)

- Late March - Early April 2018: RH drives his army Jeep "for the first time since September" (pg. 117 of the EBT in Heuermann v O'Sullivan)

- 23 February 2022: RH allegedly gets into a car accident near the intersection of Union Avenue and Devoe Street in Brooklyn (pg. 5 of complaint in Heuermann v Fenimore)
Reading this knowing what we know now is creepy as hell. Wonder what kind of social visit he was having in Virginia?
 
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But eventually he would die (or retire and move).

I know others aren't curious about this, but I do wonder what he planned to do with...stuff. LE is obviously finding evidence in the house. They wouldn't be hauling things away for days on end otherwise.

I guess the wife and daughter would be left with that task if he wasn't caught. Didn't he care if they found incriminating items about their husband/father? It's the least of his thoughtfulness, I know, but it is utterly thoughtless.

jmo
Is there evidence we know was found? I have not seen reports of any yet. I think if he passed away and was not a suspect there would not be any found. It appears the evidence being searched for (from search warrant) is items that can tie him to evidence at the body locations. We know he has guns, rope, camouflage netting from duck hunting. Most of the items would not incriminate him if he weren't a suspect.
 
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No idea whether a murder junkie or a true crime fan would buy it or no one would!
Maybe a television or film company would want to rent it for big bucks?
In the Sherman murders case, the mansion they were killed in was sold & quickly demolished including its contents. The now empty space can now be sold for lots more $$. imo, speculation, fwiw.
 
  • #4,315
Maybe a television or film company would want to rent it for big bucks?
In the Sherman murders case, the mansion they were killed in was sold & quickly demolished including its contents. The now empty space can now be sold for lots more $$. imo, speculation, fwiw.
Even Gacy's old home has a nice house on it now. Probably still bones underneath.
 
  • #4,316
Even Gacy's old home has a nice house on it now. Probably still bones underneath.
Let’s just hope they never have to fix an underground plumbing issue. Can you imagine? :(:eek:
 
  • #4,317
How can I be following the case closely and be completely lost, lol.

Mayer/Myer was his "first paying client" or something to that effect.
 
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Is there evidence we know was found? I have not seen reports of any yet. I think if he passed away and was not a suspect there would not be any found. It appears the evidence being searched for (from search warrant) is items that can tie him to evidence at the body locations. We know he has guns, rope, camouflage netting from duck hunting. Most of the items would not incriminate him if he weren't a suspect.
Maybe so. I suspect there is more than could be passed off as random clutter, but maybe not.

It's tradition in my family to downsize and minimize as you age, as a gift to your children so they don't have to deal with a bunch of household stuff. It's so normal to me, but I know that is not something everyone considers. I'm younger than RH but already think of it. I'll pipe down as I realize others don't find his stuff a curiosity (and evidence) like I do.

Whatever his plan was or wasn't, it didn't work. ;)

jmo
 
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  • #4,319
can someone help me find the source of his wife supposedly saying or acting like 'it is what it is'?

I've read like five articles now and can't find it

I'm just trying to clear up whether she said it or not
 
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can someone help me find the source of his wife supposedly saying or acting like 'it is what it is'?

I've read like five articles now and can't find it

I'm just trying to clear up whether she said it or not
This is the first article that popped up when I googled it. The article quotes the county police commissioner.
 
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