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''Jul 9, 2024
The suspected Long Island Serial Killer, Rex Heuermann, is awaiting trial for murder... but questions linger about police transparency and motives, and if there could be more victims yet undiscovered?''

 
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can someone link me to the last thread so I can catch up? post #1 in this thread (where previous threads are usually linked) is not showing up for me and I can't find it in this forum
 
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can someone link me to the last thread so I can catch up? post #1 in this thread (where previous threads are usually linked) is not showing up for me and I can't find it in this forum
Ask and you shall receive

 
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Totally agreed, this 080672-- it could be anything. It certainly looks to me like a dob. And yeah, he might be doing the UK format Here's another thing, though.

He was using this as a dob for himself. Now, it may be a victim's dob, maybe a Jane or John Doe without a report where we don't know the dob, maybe someone missing, unreported, and her remains are undiscovered. But it could also be a date of victim death. To be honest, I'd think that's just as likely. And if that's the case, the 08 and 06 would be the date of death, but again, he is using this as his own dob. If he killed the victim on August 6, 2009, for example, he can't list "09" as a believable year of birth for himself. So I'm also kind of staying alert to victims with date of death or disappearance near/around August 6 period. The '72 may just have been an accommodation of his "need" at the time for a believable lie on his dob.

Quoting this post from the last thread by snooptroop88: Gilgo Beach LISK Serial Killer, Rex Heuermann, charged with 6 murders, July 2023 #14

I have a feeling that this will become one of those things that's very obvious in hindsight, and maybe that's meaningful to him but not really a significant date to anyone else out of context. If he was changing the year to be a birthdate, why not use his actual year? Unless he was trying to shave years off his age, which is certainly possible.

My own theory, with no way whatsoever to prove it unless he starts talking, is it was when he first started hunting - probably not an actual hunting trip, because for a lot of animals hunting season is later in the fall, but maybe when he got his first rifle or took a hunter safety course or something.

Among a lot of hunters, it seems like 8-10 is around the age they start taking their kids, and he really seems to identify himself as a hunter (maybe even Hunter with a capital H). He's a member of hunting clubs, he tells everyone about hunting ducks or deer or apparently bears, he would invite colleagues to go hunting. I happened to rewatch the 20/20 episode on his arrest a couple days ago and a source on there mentioned that he was especially interested in serial killer Robert Hansen, who hunted his victims in the Alaskan back country. I think he sees hunting as a core part of his personality - both hunting animals, and hunting his victims - and that date might tie into that somehow.
 
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@dotr I saw your post in the last thread about the pizza place doing that promotion (I don't know how to bring your post forward so I linked an article here) - how disgusting - insensitive to the victims and just gross - if I lived there I would make sure to never give them my business (not aimed at you dotr)


“Most of the people here are relaxed,” the chef said. “If you go to Manhattan, you can’t make nobody happy. Always someone finds a problem, a way not to be happy. They don’t appreciate nothing funny.
 
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Quoting this post from the last thread by snooptroop88: Gilgo Beach LISK Serial Killer, Rex Heuermann, charged with 6 murders, July 2023 #14

I have a feeling that this will become one of those things that's very obvious in hindsight, and maybe that's meaningful to him but not really a significant date to anyone else out of context. If he was changing the year to be a birthdate, why not use his actual year? Unless he was trying to shave years off his age, which is certainly possible.

My own theory, with no way whatsoever to prove it unless he starts talking, is it was when he first started hunting - probably not an actual hunting trip, because for a lot of animals hunting season is later in the fall, but maybe when he got his first rifle or took a hunter safety course or something.

Among a lot of hunters, it seems like 8-10 is around the age they start taking their kids, and he really seems to identify himself as a hunter (maybe even Hunter with a capital H). He's a member of hunting clubs, he tells everyone about hunting ducks or deer or apparently bears, he would invite colleagues to go hunting. I happened to rewatch the 20/20 episode on his arrest a couple days ago and a source on there mentioned that he was especially interested in serial killer Robert Hansen, who hunted his victims in the Alaskan back country. I think he sees hunting as a core part of his personality - both hunting animals, and hunting his victims - and that date might tie into that somehow.
Totally agreed this 080672 could turn out to be pretty much nothing related to SK status. Maybe a birthday or like you said, the something related to hunting, which in a way does relate to his murders since he views them as "hunts." Or maybe his father got a diagnosis for what ended up killing him on that date. This could literally be anything, something vitally important, or nothing at all.

With all that said, though, I do think the Patricia Shea/Jack the Strangler thing is interesting, especially with that weird letter, and we know how RH loves his phone calls and his thoughts about "miss-leaders." I don't know that the "miss-leaders" applies to his own misdirection of LE, I think since it's listed as an HK "problem," it's probably referencing "misinformation" from others that sicko SK decides to "rely" on so he can kill people. But I mean he definitely tries to misdirect investigations, there's no doubt about it. Have been researching those Jack the Strangler cases since I found that note with Patricia Shea, and it looks like most of those are still unsolved. I see no further references to the unidentified woman off the 69th St. pier. I actually see they did get a conviction on one of those cases, the VA tourist, Rita Nixon, they convicted members of a Chinese street gang in that case. That's the only one I see having any resolution, though.

The letter is the thing that's really sticking with me on that because having watched RH, it just seems like exactly the type of thing he would do. It looks like something right out of RH's bag of tricks. Is the date in a way another of his little tricks and games? Maybe. But maybe not.
 
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''Jul 9, 2024
The suspected Long Island Serial Killer, Rex Heuermann, is awaiting trial for murder... but questions linger about police transparency and motives, and if there could be more victims yet undiscovered?''

WOW, totally differnt pov from schaller. Portrayed as a ruse to me, got $, no sex, Amber agreed to go with him next day. Was not portrayed as a fight. So tragic after Dave fighting with him and she chose to go. Ty, great post. Wish tmz would do some more. Maybe soon
 
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''Jul 9, 2024
The suspected Long Island Serial Killer, Rex Heuermann, is awaiting trial for murder... but questions linger about police transparency and motives, and if there could be more victims yet undiscovered?''


@dotr I saw your post in the last thread about the pizza place doing that promotion (I don't know how to bring your post forward so I linked an article here) - how disgusting - insensitive to the victims and just gross - if I lived there I would make sure to never give them my business (not aimed at you dotr)


“Most of the people here are relaxed,” the chef said. “If you go to Manhattan, you can’t make nobody happy. Always someone finds a problem, a way not to be happy. They don’t appreciate nothing funny.
It's vomit worthy.
 
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One thought had is that if RH is responsible for the horrific murders of Peaches and her daughter in 1997 there is something even more particularly disturbing of the possibility of him killing a little girl the same year his daughter was born and only a year after he officially welcomed his stepson into his family.

JMO because the idea of murdering someone, especially so heartlessly and violently, is already mind-boggling to me but to kill a child too or too just can’t even fathom, especially when you have kids at home. Like you you mist be devoid of all empathy or soul at that point
 
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Is it NC or SC he is connected to? 27608 is Raleigh.
 
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It's vomit worthy.
I don’t know if this will help or if anyone cares or already knows but an amazing poster on Reddit introduced me to a lovely unreleased song by Lana Del Rey named “Zodiac”. It is dedicated to all of the victims found on Gilgo Beach and can be found on YouTube.
 
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Quoting this post from the last thread by snooptroop88: Gilgo Beach LISK Serial Killer, Rex Heuermann, charged with 6 murders, July 2023 #14

I have a feeling that this will become one of those things that's very obvious in hindsight, and maybe that's meaningful to him but not really a significant date to anyone else out of context. If he was changing the year to be a birthdate, why not use his actual year? Unless he was trying to shave years off his age, which is certainly possible.

My own theory, with no way whatsoever to prove it unless he starts talking, is it was when he first started hunting - probably not an actual hunting trip, because for a lot of animals hunting season is later in the fall, but maybe when he got his first rifle or took a hunter safety course or something.

Among a lot of hunters, it seems like 8-10 is around the age they start taking their kids, and he really seems to identify himself as a hunter (maybe even Hunter with a capital H). He's a member of hunting clubs, he tells everyone about hunting ducks or deer or apparently bears, he would invite colleagues to go hunting. I happened to rewatch the 20/20 episode on his arrest a couple days ago and a source on there mentioned that he was especially interested in serial killer Robert Hansen, who hunted his victims in the Alaskan back country. I think he sees hunting as a core part of his personality - both hunting animals, and hunting his victims - and that date might tie into that somehow.
Could it be a building code?
 
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Could it be a building code?
That is a really good thought!

I tried yesterday to play around with the numbers to see if there were buildings or homes with addresses like
806 72st Street (BK, NJ and Queens)
806 72nd Avenue (Manhattan)
Building 8 apartment 6 with same streets for 72

Nothing significant but I was curious enough to still look on Google Map and Images

I wonder too if it can be a passcode to a door with a keypad lock like they use in some office and apartment buildings
 
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That is a really good thought!

I tried yesterday to play around with the numbers to see if there were buildings or homes with addresses like
806 72st Street (BK, NJ and Queens)
806 72nd Avenue (Manhattan)
Building 8 apartment 6 with same streets for 72

Nothing significant but I was curious enough to still look on Google Map and Images

I wonder too if it can be a passcode to a door with a keypad lock like they use in some office and apartment buildings
I found this on Murder Inc site on the permits the licence numbers change maybe it matches for a particular job ?
 

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Could it be a building code?

That's definitely a possibility!

I do think we also need to consider that it might have been randomly generated by the email service.

I really wasn't thinking about this because I personally hate numbers on a username and will go out of my way to avoid them, and when I do use them they're meaningful. But when we were kids my sister wanted a specific, very common word as her email address and of course it was taken. The service suggested the same words with a string of six random numbers and that's what she used. I forgot about that until I got an email from her earlier today - she still has that email address. So it may truly be random, too.
 
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Incredulously, for 20 years, when it was clear that the commonality between the murdered and missing Gilgo victims was their experiences in prostitution, the police still failed to thoroughly investigate the men who'd been buying them. This was ignored — even though survivors consistently say violence from sex buyers is the norm, not the exception...

The sex trade is a system predicated on an obvious power imbalance. Those bought and sold are overwhelmingly among society’s most vulnerabilities. This includes women and girls of color, LBTQ+ youth and those in foster care or who survived sexual abuse. While the gruesome violence committed by serial killers — like the one on Gilgo Beach — is extreme it is extraordinarily rare that someone in prostitution has never experienced some form of violence inflicted by a buyer.

On the flip side of the equation, sex buyers are often men just like Heuermann, with families and disposable income. Regularly, they hold down good jobs, where they spend their lunch hour or train commute buying people for sex online. When money changes hands, many buyers often believe this affords them immunity to do whatever they desire — violating, abusing or even torturing their victims. They bank on the fact that law enforcement — and society — erroneously views sex buying as harmless and low-level. This couldn’t be further from reality.

Here in the tri-state New York-New Jersey-Connecticut region, we’ve seen coverage of the grotesque and upsetting Gilgo Beach murders in our local news. There are so many lessons to be learned on this one-year anniversary of Heuermann’s arrest. Among the most important and long-lasting is to target the people perpetuating the harm, rather than an archaic focus on those being harmed.

 
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One year ago this weekend, Massapequa Park architect Rex Heuermann was charged in the Gilgo Beach killings. In this new half-hour documentary Newsday TV looks at what we’ve learned in the year since and the investigation that led to the arrest.


 

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Suffolk County DA discusses Gilgo Beach case
 

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