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

[snooptroop88]

Recall, though, that the witness said AE bizarrely accused her of trying to steal a clothing iron. It sounds like something an odd wife/ housewife would say. Very odd if it were a total stranger.

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RIGHT, I forgot all about this, the iron. Ok, I looked this up, I think (?) that's a different witness, but that actually makes it even weirder, jmo. Because okay, with this far-fetched hypothetical idea of an AE lookalike being hired by RH, that would mean this lookalike showed up on multiple occasions. I mean, I find it difficult enough to try and buy that AE lookalike theory (and it's my theory, lol). This makes it even harder to even try to run with that theory, jmo. I suppose it's still possible, but would RH really go around divulging any kind of true information to someone about his wife? I mean, with the swinger witness, an AE lookalike would at least know another country was involved where RH's spouse was concerned.

RH is definitely enough of a freak to hire an AE lookalike, jmo. But I don't know he'd be inclined to divulge any kind of true info in such a scenario. The only thing that still makes me wonder is this:

At same time, the bolded statement doesn't match AE's life experience at all. And is nothing that she would ever be able to say in regards to RH.

I don't know that it doesn't match at all, it matches somewhat, but jmo. But this is why I really do still wonder about an AE lookalike. Because totally agreed that it doesn't line up completely,

Also, here's something interesting, too. When I was researching @Betty P note about the iron, I caught John Ray noting something else about the swinger witness. That witness and her cop bf (he was a cop, I believe, right?) came to the house in one vehicle but left in a different vehicle. And JR thinks there's an implication that the cop had some association with RH as a result of that (which does seem logical).

THAT is really weird. Has anyone ever heard this thing about them leaving in a different vehicle from the one they came in?

 

[snooptroop88]

Here's the link for the John Ray interview I'm noting above:

Witness Claims Rex Heuermann and Wife Hosted Swingers Party

Attorney John Ray says a witness claims to have been at Rex Heuermann's house with Karen Vergata, whose body was found on Gilgo Beach.

www.courttv.com

Just if anyone's interested, the part where she says they left in a different vehicle's at 18:30.

 

[Klclevi]

Here's the link for the John Ray interview I'm noting above:

Witness Claims Rex Heuermann and Wife Hosted Swingers Party

Attorney John Ray says a witness claims to have been at Rex Heuermann's house with Karen Vergata, whose body was found on Gilgo Beach.

www.courttv.com

Just if anyone's interested, the part where she says they left in a different vehicle's at 18:30.

Thankyou to all who post links to articles and videos- not always easy to find up to date information here in Aus and some block the access due to country restrictions even on YT. We cannot watch Peacock here for example due to regulations (not even with a VPN as you need a US payment method ) I am dying to see it.

 

[snarast]

Thankyou to all who post links to articles and videos- not always easy to find up to date information here in Aus and some block the access due to country restrictions even on YT. We cannot watch Peacock here for example due to regulations (not even with a VPN as you need a US payment method ) I am dying to see it.

Can’t see it either. Would love an executive summary.

 

[Mrs.A]

Can’t see it either. Would love an executive summary.

Peacock Series Summary by Mrs.A:

Episode 1 - Basically a summary of the case up to the arrest of Rex. Focused heavily on the Gilgo Four. If the viewer is familiar with the case they probably won't learn anything new. The Hueremann/Ellerup content is used as preview clips.

Episodes 2 & 3 - These two episodes walk the viewer through the charges and evidence chronologically as well as the families reactions.

Guest speakers include reporters that have all spoken and written pretty extensively on the case. But they don't add new information and do speculate some. For example, Alexis Linkletter proposes that since Rex had already been killing and knew what type of person he could manipulate and thus hand-picked Asa as a partner.

Rex’s bff, David Jimenez, also speaks on the show. He implies that Rex basically told him that he is guilty when he visited him in prison. He is revealed to be the mystery visitor that had been mentioned in the media.

Kerri Rawson goes to visit the family and has genuine compassion for them as Rex’s victims because of how he is a psychopath and their thinking and reactions should not be judged.

Christopher, Rex’s adopted son, is respectfully only featured talking about the garage before and after the investigators go in the house. He is present living life in the footage but he is not exploited, IMHO, because of his disability.

Victoria has an arc of thinking from doubt to acceptance that Rex is guilty.

Asa steadfastly sticks to her mantra that Rex is a family man and doesn't even use the services of sex workers. All the guests, even her own lawyer Macedonio, think she is in denial and blind to the evidence.

The footage in the house shows that this family lives in a physical and emotional mess. It seems that everyone accepts clutter and dysfunction in the house, it's normalized. Asa and Victoria refer to the investigation as “a raid” and feel very victimized by the encroachment of their home to find evidence.

So many family photos are shown and they all appear to show a normal looking family on vacation and going through life.

There is minimal inclusion about how the family feels about the victims or Rex’s sexual sadism, apparent in his internet use, without even considering the murders themselves.

 

[Ruminations]

RIGHT, I forgot all about this, the iron. Ok, I looked this up, I think (?) that's a different witness, but that actually makes it even weirder, jmo. Because okay, with this far-fetched hypothetical idea of an AE lookalike being hired by RH, that would mean this lookalike showed up on multiple occasions. I mean, I find it difficult enough to try and buy that AE lookalike theory (and it's my theory, lol). This makes it even harder to even try to run with that theory, jmo. I suppose it's still possible, but would RH really go around divulging any kind of true information to someone about his wife? I mean, with the swinger witness, an AE lookalike would at least know another country was involved where RH's spouse was concerned.

RH is definitely enough of a freak to hire an AE lookalike, jmo. But I don't know he'd be inclined to divulge any kind of true info in such a scenario. The only thing that still makes me wonder is this:


I don't know that it doesn't match at all, it matches somewhat, but jmo. But this is why I really do still wonder about an AE lookalike. Because totally agreed that it doesn't line up completely,

Also, here's something interesting, too. When I was researching @Betty P note about the iron, I caught John Ray noting something else about the swinger witness. That witness and her cop bf (he was a cop, I believe, right?) came to the house in one vehicle but left in a different vehicle. And JR thinks there's an implication that the cop had some association with RH as a result of that (which does seem logical).

THAT is really weird. Has anyone ever heard this thing about them leaving in a different vehicle from the one they came in?

My hypothesis is that Rex was in charge of cleaning the car Karen was picked up in of traces of Karen. I've never seen anything to support or refute the hypothesis. One thing that would refute it would be if the witness and cop had not at all hidden her at pick-up, gas stations, etc.

It is a bizarre detail that the vehicle was changed at Rex's house. I agree that it shows a lot of interpersonal trust between Rex and the cop.

MOO

 

[snarast]

My hypothesis is that Rex was in charge of cleaning the car Karen was picked up in of traces of Karen. I've never seen anything to support or refute the hypothesis. One thing that would refute it would be if the witness and cop had not at all hidden her at pick-up, gas stations, etc.

It is a bizarre detail that the vehicle was changed at Rex's house. I agree that it shows a lot of interpersonal trust between Rex and the cop.

MOO

Gosh, here’s to hoping that swinger-cop wasn’t the bad apple in some ”under cover” sting. If so, we’ll never get to know the truth surrounding Karen’s case.

IMHOOO

 

[FromGermany1]

At same time, the bolded statement doesn't match AE's life experience at all. And is nothing that she would ever be able to say in regards to RH.

If (the true) AE is adopted and denies the fact, she might have lied to certain people (ie. on swinger parties) or maybe lied always. MOO

 

[minazoe]

I feel like those swinger parties were real...it's just a vibe I get..I don't know what the deal is with Asa, she seems delusional. <modnsip - artwork analysis is off limits>
mOO

 

[snarast]

<modsnip - artwork analysis is off limits> Rex's perfect pristine office, Victoria's graphically perfect website..and then that house!!!! ..I will be consumed with this story for a long time...it's just all so weird. mOO

Typical collector/nerd behaviour. I don’t find it strange.

If you don’t settle for anything less than near perfect (cuz nothing can ever be perfect) — well then you have to pick your battles.

 

[snooptroop88]

Typical collector/nerd behaviour. I don’t find it strange.

If you don’t settle for anything less than near perfect (cuz nothing can ever be perfect) — well then you have to pick your battles.

Right, understood, but... Green Acres house? Seriously, it looks like the house from Green Acres:

Clearly, the home's exterior was one of these unselected battles. And it just seems quite an extreme loss, jmo.

 

[Luna20]

If (the true) AE is adopted and denies the fact, she might have lied to certain people (ie. on swinger parties) or maybe lied always. MOO

She’s been lying to herself about living a normal life in a broken down hoarder house. They were both employed and could have made repairs on the property. I guess there is a possibility of having a huge amount of debt.

Has there been any information about the price he paid his mother for the property?

 

[Luna20]

Right, understood, but... Green Acres house? Seriously, it looks like the house from Green Acres:
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Clearly, the home's exterior was one of these unselected battles. And it just seems quite an extreme loss, jmo.

This from an architect. It defies logic and it’s another sign of weirdness. If my child was invited over for a playdate I would have gently declined. I wonder if Victoria was embarrassed to invite friends over.

 

[snarast]

Right, understood, but... Green Acres house? Seriously, it looks like the house from Green Acres:
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Clearly, the home's exterior was one of these unselected battles. And it just seems quite an extreme loss, jmo.

Yes, I tend to think RH allowed it to be like that because he didn’t want to seem inviting to ppl. Having neighbours trotting around, knocking on the door etc, might not be optimal for murdering girls.

Having just looked at a panorama view of oak beach I’m wondering….why on earth didn’t he get a house like that instead? Privacy-wise it’s so much better.

 

[Ruminations]

Right, understood, but... Green Acres house? Seriously, it looks like the house from Green Acres:
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Clearly, the home's exterior was one of these unselected battles. And it just seems quite an extreme loss, jmo.

On the same topic, the growing garden was also well cared for. Remember the vegetables and the green houses? I felt like tossing a salad. But I wouldn't want to do it in that kitchen!

I do think that their house is their business, not mine, and it really doesn't matter if I want to live there or not. But it is quite atypical to the point that neighbors were afraid.

That the house was scarily unkempt to the point of repelling trick-or-treaters protects the house from outsiders, and further isolates/trauma bonds the residents. Just a theory.

MOO

 

[Klclevi]

Peacock Series Summary by Mrs.A:

Episode 1 - Basically a summary of the case up to the arrest of Rex. Focused heavily on the Gilgo Four. If the viewer is familiar with the case they probably won't learn anything new. The Hueremann/Ellerup content is used as preview clips.

Episodes 2 & 3 - These two episodes walk the viewer through the charges and evidence chronologically as well as the families reactions.

Guest speakers include reporters that have all spoken and written pretty extensively on the case. But they don't add new information and do speculate some. For example, Alexis Linkletter proposes that since Rex had already been killing and knew what type of person he could manipulate and thus hand-picked Asa as a partner.

Rex’s bff, David Jimenez, also speaks on the show. He implies that Rex basically told him that he is guilty when he visited him in prison. He is revealed to be the mystery visitor that had been mentioned in the media.

Kerri Rawson goes to visit the family and has genuine compassion for them as Rex’s victims because of how he is a psychopath and their thinking and reactions should not be judged.

Christopher, Rex’s adopted son, is respectfully only featured talking about the garage before and after the investigators go in the house. He is present living life in the footage but he is not exploited, IMHO, because of his disability.

Victoria has an arc of thinking from doubt to acceptance that Rex is guilty.

Asa steadfastly sticks to her mantra that Rex is a family man and doesn't even use the services of sex workers. All the guests, even her own lawyer Macedonio, think she is in denial and blind to the evidence.

The footage in the house shows that this family lives in a physical and emotional mess. It seems that everyone accepts clutter and dysfunction in the house, it's normalized. Asa and Victoria refer to the investigation as “a raid” and feel very victimized by the encroachment of their home to find evidence.

So many family photos are shown and they all appear to show a normal looking family on vacation and going through life.

There is minimal inclusion about how the family feels about the victims or Rex’s sexual sadism, apparent in his internet use, without even considering the murders themselves.

Thankyou so much it is greatly appreciated !

 

[snarast]

This from an architect. It defies logic and it’s another sign of weirdness. If my child was invited over for a playdate I would have gently declined. I wonder if Victoria was embarrassed to invite friends over.

If he was an ordinary architect - yes. But add sk and it makes perfect sense to keep the exterior of the house as repellent as possible.

Warning flag? Oh yeah.
Logical? Yeah, how could he kill people in his house if little kids were running around where they shouldn’t be.

Or showing adult visitors around - the vault door is one giant red flag, for starters. Who wouldn’t be shocked seeing that?

 

[Klclevi]

If he was an ordinary architect - yes. But add sk and it makes perfect sense to keep the exterior of the house as repellent as possible.

Warning flag? Oh yeah.
Logical? Yeah, how could he kill people in his house if little kids were running around where they shouldn’t be.

Or showing adult visitors around - the vault door is one giant red flag, for starters. Who wouldn’t be shocked seeing that?

In Aussie slang - Bloody oath i would be running a mile (km) ha ha from that door !

 

[snarast]

In Aussie slang - Bloody oath i would be running a mile (km) ha ha from that door !

I’d be walking away backwards from that vault c*m crypt.

That’s latin btw.

 

[snooptroop88]

I just watched the whole House of Secrets.

It was well put together, and the journalist commentaries were especially good, jmo. Generally not terribly revealing, have learned plenty more on here and from YouTubers. Part of the reason I watched it was to see the inside of that house as RH and the family had known it. You know what caught my eye on that? A military uniform downstairs in the "secret room." Yes, dying to know what LE found of interest in that "secret room." Was the "WH" belt in that secret room? I do have to admit, finding out that was his childhood bedroom was almost worth the cost of admission, so to speak.

But very little for the victims in this, and despite the RH childhood bedroom info, I now kind of wish I hadn't watched it at all. Her attitude towards the victims is not normal, jmho. It's like they don't exist, and to an extent, you see that in this work product. It's largely all about RH;s family experience. I'd find it interesting if they asked her what her opinion of RH's meetings with sex workers-- provided they occurred (which we know they did, but she won't acknowledge)... what's her attitude towards that? Because she seems unable to condemn him, even in a hypothetical sense, and that's troubling. If she's open to evidence, well, she'd be open to the hypothetical scenario in her own mind that's he's done things she wouldn't have approved of, according to herself-- at least of meetings with sex workers (and we feel it's much, much more serious), and she's clearly not really open to even that.

There's no sense finger-pointing at her. Even if she were involved (which I hope to heaven she was not), it's going to be almost impossible to prove. However, I'd stop crucifying John Ray because that documentary felt way too much like a performance to me. Too slick, too choreographed, too rehearsed, and my guess is edited into the ground. I DO think many SK spouses are completely unaware of their husband's sick acts. But I'm just not sure on this at this point, I believe the John Ray witnesses. They haven't done any documentaries, and in my opinion, it's to their credit after watching this one. Was the documentary good? It was good. The problem is, it was almost too good with someone that intimately involved in the unfolding of events.