Totally agree, Asa knew! That downstairs room, no one let in. Rex’s personality, busy with his “own activities” while family was on vacation elsewhere. I think, even the daughter knew. I don’t understand why Asa and daughter were not investigated more. The son, maybe did not know because of disability.
Anyway, good if Rex will plea out, LWOP. JMO
He's not the one getting six figures from Peacock, though.Correct which is basically what I said I understand how he may have been good at keeping the focus on this case, however I don't consider all of is narratives to be reliable on their face as there have been instances as described where they were either demonstrably not sensical or false, perhaps in his mind for the greater good of keeping the focus on the case..That means when something more setaceous is proffered as coming from him as a the source - I am hesitant to take it at face value as true as he has a history of not always pushing truthful or sensical narratives, even if it was for the purpose of what he considered to be the greater good
I agree that he kept focus on the case. I am however saying that statements like these which are clearly implying some things that don't seem sensical or true are why I don't take everything he says at face value. I have said speculatively since so many feels he has done so much good that perhaps he makes these implications/statements as a way to keep pressure or focus on the case (ie a greater good). But it doesn't mean I take everything he says or implies to be absolutely true. That's really the full extent of what I am saying...He's not the one getting six figures from Peacock, though.
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Gilgo Beach, Idaho killers' families set to earn millions by selling their stories
Suspected Gilgo Beach serial killer Rex Heuermann may be in jail facing murder charges but he also ruined the lives of his family members, who have had to resort to selling their life rights to pay…www.newsnationnow.com
John Ray undoubtedly remembers the resistance he was met with as he pursued the truth on Shannan Gilbert. He essentially had to scream bloody murder to get her 911 call released. It's to his great credit that he did.
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Shannan Gilbert's long-secret 911 calls released
Shannan Gilbert told a 911 operator “There’s somebody after me” in a recording released by Suffolk County police.www.fox5ny.com
John Ray has had to go after things that possibly would remain concealed forever, if others had their way. Gary Brucato was also at that press conference that has been so controversial. I respect greatly both John Ray and Gary Brucato. Maybe every single thing done that day wasn't as it should have been done, or how I'd have done it personally. But there are concerns about the way AE has acted in terms of the entire situation. I personally continue to think she was as deceived as everyone else was where RH was concerned.
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Gilgo Beach 'serial killer's' family is hit by shocking allegation
A New York lawyer has shockingly claimed that Gilgo Beach serial killer suspect Rex Heuermann was dabbled in cannibalism.www.dailymail.co.uk
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Rex Heuermann's daughter involved in murders 'beyond preposterous': Experts
Experts are blasting claims that Rex Heuermann's daughter is anyway involved in the Gilgo Beach murders, calling the idea "beyond preposterous."www.newsweek.com
JMO, John Ray is a hero in these cases. I think hairs at the scene were normal transfer, and those living in the house with RH were played just like everyone else. They have suffered greatly But his victims-- their very lives are gone.
Fingers crossed this is it. It will be the best thing for bringing some closure to the victim's families so they can move on to next steps. Also hopefully this means his DNA gets registered in CODIS so that other cases, if they are there, can be solved. Hopefully he needs to allocute more then Bryan Kobherger did.Family members of women whose remains were found near Gilgo Beach have been notified that alleged serial killer Rex A. Heuermann is expected to plead guilty next month, relatives told Newsday.
The Massapequa Park architect, accused of killing seven women in a case that has haunted Long Island for more than a decade, is expected to change his plea during a scheduled appearance April 8, the family members said. Details of the expected plea agreement have not been disclosed and the deal could still fall through for a range of reasons, including second thoughts by Heuermann and the prosecutor. The judge could also refuse to sign off
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Gilgo Beach killings: Rex Heuermann expected to plead guilty to homicides in a case that has haunted Long Island for a decade
The Massapequa Park architect is expected to change his plea at his next court appearance, relatives of the victims said. Heuermann has so far publicly denied any involvement in the killings.www.newsday.com
I was left totally baffled by LP as a witness for JR.Was the same lady who said they picked up a sex worker who had just been released from jail and took her with them to RH's home? And when they were leaving, they just left her there?
I agree that w/o JR there wouldn't have been a RH arrest no less a possible conviction.John Ray is one of a few people that kept at Suffolk County to make sure this case was investigated.
He has a great deal of credibility; there are no facts he has brought to light that are not true.
There are witnesses that were ignored by the tip line that he has platformed.
His opinions have offended-but his investigations have saved the day. I think without John Ray, there would be no Rex Heuermann arrest.
MOO
Thank you for posting your sources. I haven't delved into the implications about the daughter because I can't get past the incredibly disturbing artwork that JR brought to light. To me, they are the kind of drawings by a person whose view of life is highly distorted and grotesque. But I have zero interest in the daughter. I don't find JR's statements non-sensical myself. I respect him tremendously for all of his efforts to get the truth out there. He is getting up in years now and has been working these cases for decades. It seems it has become his lifelong work to see justice for these poor women, the victims. Out of all the attorneys and talking heads in the Gilgo Beach case, John Ray is my absolute favorite who I deeply respect for his values, and for trying to move this case forward, despite all the obstacles he has encountered. He's an old school eccentric who may not get everything right, but he has tried hard to bring issues to light. MOOMy posts were simply saying that I don't accept at face value all that is stated by John Ray as some of his statements do not seem sensical and have not always been in alignment with the truth. Some have made statements which caused me to say perhaps he engages in making these salacious but not sensical statements for what he perceives to be a greater good - to keep the focus and pressure on as a way of being deferential.
Well, first of all, AB kept cutting her off when she was trying to describe what occurred. Secondly, this occurred in 1996 I believe and that is 30 years ago. She is 30 years older, being interviewed by a very abrupt woman, and I get the sense she needed more time to put her thoughts to words. She also may have been on medication which slows down a person's train of thought. I believe her!I was left totally baffled by LP as a witness for JR.
Reading her affidavit gave much to ponder but then seeing her in an interview raised my eyebrows.
I didn't know what to think then scrolling all the way down and reading the comments on Banfield's video I saw that I was not alone.
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What is behind the removal of that inner hedge and that small enclosed porch area?
Great question, but can she be called as a witness to her own father? How does that work?I'm curious if there had been or still will be a trial and VH is called as a witness what the prosecution will be able to question her about?
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Yes I don't believe there is a parent child privilege. I personally don't believe the household was my version of normal or functional...ETA hopefully he just pleads guilty and ends this chapter for his victims and everyone else.Great question, but can she be called as a witness to her own father? How does that work?
MOO
(respectfully bolded) It had to have, honestly. It was only built in 1956. Look at this image of it in 2001, it doesn't look nearly as bad as it did later:
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Here's I think 2011, it still jmo looks nowhere near as bad as it did when he was arrested:
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Very strange, it still looked fairly good at that point, too. Got a little shabbier, but nothing like it was later. Hmm, new garage door?
And then...
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Why were those front porch posts replaced? And why didn't he properly replace them?
Am I seeing things, or was that front porch once enclosed with doors/glass panels on the side (and front, too, by the looks of it, so fully enclosed)/2001?
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And then the glass is gone (or screening panels?) by the final/most current image, but a lot of that enclosed area appears to still be there in 2011, they've removed that inner hedge that was right outside that enclosure at some point between 2001 and 2011. And then, it's just pretty much all gone with just unfinished posts. What went on with that? And I think that was glass, too. So that used to be an enclosed area along the lines of a little vestibule. Did a victim shatter the glass? Did he have something (or someone) heavy on a floor just above that formerly enclosed area? I can't see him "wanting" an open-air porch instead of the enclosed one that was previously there. And removing that is what makes that house truly look a mess. Right, "new windows," yes, I know they got those, but the change I'm seeing (now that I look close) isn't the result of "new windows," I mean that's radically changed & jmo looked better before. He had those four vehicular lawsuits, the first of which was 2014. While that might explain the lack of repairs (maybe/don't trust anything he does)... it doesn't explain wiping that whole area out completely, which would probably have required more effort than the repair itself. And the whole facade of the house has been changed for the worse, jmo.
What is behind the removal of that inner hedge and that small enclosed porch area? LE spent an awful lot of time in that area as I remember. So it's creeping me out considerably that it appears (??) to have been pretty much an enclosure for a critical portion of time.
I won't be at all surprised if this house is torn down before the end of this year
Amen.She was a child - he is a serial killer - I highly doubt he cares that much about protecting other people. JMO
It's not John Ray that you need to believe, its the women witnesses who gave written and oral testimony, signed affidavits of their past experience with Rex Heuermann. Some were/are willing to testify in court. Some already gave public statements along with signed affidavits. They were all questioned and their stories investigated. Are you questioning their honesty because some of these witnesses (not all) are former sex workers? If so, isn't that why it took so long for these victims and their families to see justice?I agree that he kept focus on the case. I am however saying that statements like these which are clearly implying some things that don't seem sensical or true are why I don't take everything he says at face value. I have said speculatively since so many feels he has done so much good that perhaps he makes these implications/statements as a way to keep pressure or focus on the case (ie a greater good). But it doesn't mean I take everything he says or implies to be absolutely true. That's really the full extent of what I am saying...