Gilgo Beach LISK Serial Killer, Rex Heuermann, charged with 7 murders, July 2023 #16

[sds71]

Gloria Allred, the Los Angeles-based attorney who is representing family members of four of the women that Heuermann is accused of killing, declined to comment on her clients' reactions to the new documentary.Several experts also said the possibility that Heuermann, who is charged in state court with first- and second-degree murder in the seven killings, could face federal charges seems distant based on a number of factors, including that federal prosecutors have had a chance to do it for two years. But it can't be ruled out given the potential whims of the U.S. Department of Justice under President Donald Trump.
A spokesman for the Eastern District of New York, which has jurisdiction over federal crimes on Long Island, declined to comment.Mark Lesko, a veteran lawyer who previously was the acting U.S. attorney in Brooklyn and Central Islip, said the U.S. Department of Justice is likely closely following the state case."I would let the state case play out and monitor it to make sure he gets convicted and gets a stiff sentence," Lesko said. "If the case falls apart, because the cases rely ... primarily on DNA evidence, the feds may decide to take a hard, hard look at charging him, or if the state case is dismissed or reversed on appeal."

https://newsday.com/long-island/crime/gilgo-beach-killings/gilgo-beach-serial-killer-rex-heuermann-two-year-anniversary-ljs5ell2

 

[snarast]

Gloria Allred, the Los Angeles-based attorney who is representing family members of four of the women that Heuermann is accused of killing, declined to comment on her clients' reactions to the new documentary.Several experts also said the possibility that Heuermann, who is charged in state court with first- and second-degree murder in the seven killings, could face federal charges seems distant based on a number of factors, including that federal prosecutors have had a chance to do it for two years. But it can't be ruled out given the potential whims of the U.S. Department of Justice under President Donald Trump.
A spokesman for the Eastern District of New York, which has jurisdiction over federal crimes on Long Island, declined to comment.Mark Lesko, a veteran lawyer who previously was the acting U.S. attorney in Brooklyn and Central Islip, said the U.S. Department of Justice is likely closely following the state case."I would let the state case play out and monitor it to make sure he gets convicted and gets a stiff sentence," Lesko said. "If the case falls apart, because the cases rely ... primarily on DNA evidence, the feds may decide to take a hard, hard look at charging him, or if the state case is dismissed or reversed on appeal."

https://newsday.com/long-island/crime/gilgo-beach-killings/gilgo-beach-serial-killer-rex-heuermann-two-year-anniversary-ljs5ell2

I would not mind if Trump’s bid for the Nobel peace prize (jk) would be to facilitate the disposal - by frying - of the serial killer who has had seemingly free reign in the POTUS’s primary city of residence for three decades.

It’s an easy win…

 

[minazoe]

lets find all the victims before we fry him though. I hope Rex knows, they are going to get him. it's just a matter of time. At any moment he can be presented with more charges. I think it's too bad that everything gets to be sold off, torn down and disposed of BEFORE they can run him through CODIS. Also the LE tends to get very myopic and focused on just what they have in front of them, refusing to accept other possible outcomes, like they were just so certain he was only the Gilgo 4 killer...only now to find they were oh so wrong about Rex. 400 electronic devices later. and now?
well well, Philly, Virginia, SC, Vegas, Atlantic City..

so why is it so far fetched to think he murdered Shannan? why did they drop the whole thing? how did PH slip through this whole thing and never satisfactorily explain anything he did that night ? mOO

 

[Betty P]

Gloria Allred, the Los Angeles-based attorney who is representing family members of four of the women that Heuermann is accused of killing, declined to comment on her clients' reactions to the new documentary.Several experts also said the possibility that Heuermann, who is charged in state court with first- and second-degree murder in the seven killings, could face federal charges seems distant based on a number of factors, including that federal prosecutors have had a chance to do it for two years. But it can't be ruled out given the potential whims of the U.S. Department of Justice under President Donald Trump.
A spokesman for the Eastern District of New York, which has jurisdiction over federal crimes on Long Island, declined to comment.Mark Lesko, a veteran lawyer who previously was the acting U.S. attorney in Brooklyn and Central Islip, said the U.S. Department of Justice is likely closely following the state case."I would let the state case play out and monitor it to make sure he gets convicted and gets a stiff sentence," Lesko said. "If the case falls apart, because the cases rely ... primarily on DNA evidence, the feds may decide to take a hard, hard look at charging him, or if the state case is dismissed or reversed on appeal."

https://newsday.com/long-island/crime/gilgo-beach-killings/gilgo-beach-serial-killer-rex-heuermann-two-year-anniversary-ljs5ell2

I think the feds are off on this one. The state seems fully capable of handling this case. They’re the ones who were finally able to force creation of the the Task Force and solve it.

The current DOJ knows nothing about the case. It seems ludicrous for them to claim the case is weak because it’s only based on DNA evidence. Really? The DNA evidence is strong and is backed up by volumes of digital evidence and eyewitness evidence linking Rex, his burner phones, his computer, his trucks, his credit card purchases, etc. to the crimes. It was the DOJs own FBI agents who helped sort through Rex’s cell phone data. Is the current DOJ trying to acquit Rex in the news media? Their comments are odd.

 

[Ruminations]

I think the feds are off on this one. The state seems fully capable of handling this case. They’re the ones who were finally able to force creation of the the Task Force and solve it.

The current DOJ knows nothing about the case. It seems ludicrous for them to claim the case is weak because it’s only based on DNA evidence. Really? The DNA evidence is strong and is backed up by volumes of digital evidence and eyewitness evidence linking Rex, his burner phones, his computer, his trucks, his credit card purchases, etc. to the crimes. It was the DOJs own FBI agents who helped sort through Rex’s cell phone data. Is the current DOJ trying to acquit Rex in the news media? Their comments are odd.

Whatever the level of govt, will/desire seemed more impactful than ability. Neither Nassau nor Suffolk are podunk counties.

MOO

 

[dotr]

July 2025

Just keeping this link below handy, fwiw.

Netflix’s Gilgo Murders Doc Features Unfiltered Quotes From Rex Huermann’s Acquaintances After Arrest

Those that knew Rex Huermann are now opening up about his behavior before his arrest in connection with the Gilgo Beach murders. Netflix's Gone Girls: The Long Island Serial Killer, which premiered Monday, March 31, focused on Huermann's background during the third and final episode. Huermann's...

www.aol.com

March 30, 2025
''Keep scrolling for the unfiltered quotes given to Netflix about Huermann:''

 

[dotr]

12 July 2025

'Serial killer' and actor in throwback photo... can you spot them?

In this unedited throwback photo of smiling high school students there is an alleged serial killer and an A-list actor among the crowd. Can you spot them?

www.dailymail.co.uk

"It looks like your average throwback photo of young students with their whole lives stretched in front of them.
However in this unedited snap of smiling high school students there is an alleged serial killer and an A-list actor among the crowd. Can you spot them?''
The other is an A-list Hollywood actor that has three famous brothers and has been seen in many films on the silver screen.
The alleged murderer towers over his peers setting him apart from the mob.
He sports a peculiar hairstyle and is dressed in a dark bomber coat with fur collar while most of his classmates are more casually dressed in a sweatshirt or flannel shirt.
Despite being surrounded by the smiling and even giddy crowd, he holds a deadpan stare and expressionless face.''

Can you spot the accused serial killer and A-list actor in this 1980s high school photo

The right circle is American actor Billy Baldwin and the left circle is accused serial killer Rex Heuermann

 

[FromGermany1]

The alleged murderer towers over his peers setting him apart from the mob.
He sports a peculiar hairstyle and is dressed in a dark bomber coat with fur collar while most of his classmates are more casually dressed in a sweatshirt or flannel shirt.
Despite being surrounded by the smiling and even giddy crowd, he holds a deadpan stare and expressionless face.''

.... and he looks quite like his daughter (except the hairstyle), he would get years later, if I think of the photos of V after RH's arrest. MOO

 

[whiterhino]

.... and he looks quite like his daughter (except the hairstyle), he would get years later, if I think of the photos of V after RH's arrest. MOO

I thought the same thing! Face shape, expression and style of dress is very similar. JMHO.

 

[Forest_Wood]

I thought the same thing! Face shape, expression and style of dress is very similar. JMHO.

She's a chip off the old block for sure!

 

[sds71]

Hot in the Courtroom! Judge Timothy Mazzei got mad at accused killer’s defense, when #RexHeuermann’s lawyers & DNA witness came back 10 minutes late from lunch break. “Get him the hell in here!” judge demanded. Pre-trial hearings drag on. Photo: James Carbone

https://twitter.com/x/status/1945935173276614771

https://twitter.com/x/status/1945958873732362473

 

[sds71]

The Suffolk judge presiding over the Gilgo Beach serial killings case will issue a decision on the admissibility of nuclear DNA evidence in the case Sept. 3, he announced following a brief conference with attorneys Tuesday.

State Supreme Court Justice Timothy Mazzei set an Aug. 15 deadline for the attorneys representing accused killer Rex A. Heuermann to file closing briefs on the DNA issue and for prosecutors to file their brief by Aug. 22.

Heuermann, charged in the killings of seven women between 1993 and 2010, will next appear in court when the monthslong hearing draws to a close Sept. 3. He has pleaded not guilty to multiple first- and second-degree murder charges.

Gilgo Beach killings: Judge to rule on hair DNA admissibility Sept. 3

At issue is the admissibility of DNA evidence gathering techniques that attorneys for the accused Gilgo Beach serial killer call "novel."

www.newsday.com

 

[Izzylizzy]

A new angle investigation from TMZ and I have no idea if there's any surprises in store.
It's about information ignored and missed for 13 yrs and "it didn't have to be that way".

 

[dotr]

26 July 2025

He was the 'perfect' co-worker with sexy nickname but hid a big secret

Drinking a beer and cracking jokes with colleagues, he seemed like any co-worker enjoying a night out after a busy day in a Manhattan office.

www.dailymail.co.uk

'Katherine Shepherd worked with Heuermann in the same midtown Manhattan office at 525 Seventh Avenue in New York City's Fashion District during the early 2000s.'

''On occasion, she and her co-workers would gather at Pete's Tavern in Gramercy Park.

She remembered Heuermann acting like the life of the party which later earned him the nickname ‘Sexy Rexy' amongst colleagues.

‘He was fun. He was funny,’ Shepherd told Daily Mail. ‘He would tell funny stories and jokes that made everyone laugh.’

During working hours, she said he was always professional towards her and the other female employees. ''

However, she said he liked pretty girls in the office and using them to help get what he wanted professionally.

'He knew how to get permits and was renowned for it. He knew all the people and had all the relationships,' she said.

‘He had women in the office that were petite and beautiful and he would send them down to the city to get those permits.'

 

[Luna20]

26 July 2025

He was the 'perfect' co-worker with sexy nickname but hid a big secret

Drinking a beer and cracking jokes with colleagues, he seemed like any co-worker enjoying a night out after a busy day in a Manhattan office.

www.dailymail.co.uk

'Katherine Shepherd worked with Heuermann in the same midtown Manhattan office at 525 Seventh Avenue in New York City's Fashion District during the early 2000s.'

''On occasion, she and her co-workers would gather at Pete's Tavern in Gramercy Park.

She remembered Heuermann acting like the life of the party which later earned him the nickname ‘Sexy Rexy' amongst colleagues.

‘He was fun. He was funny,’ Shepherd told Daily Mail. ‘He would tell funny stories and jokes that made everyone laugh.’

During working hours, she said he was always professional towards her and the other female employees. ''

However, she said he liked pretty girls in the office and using them to help get what he wanted professionally.

'He knew how to get permits and was renowned for it. He knew all the people and had all the relationships,' she said.

‘He had women in the office that were petite and beautiful and he would send them down to the city to get those permits.'

He just wasn’t moved to get permits for his own home though. I still just think the conditions of his home are weird. It’s just not normal for an architect out of Manhattan to live in that dilapidated house. In the very least he could have painted it. My background is Interior Design, I have never seen an architect, builder or developer who didn’t take pride in their work (personal and professional properties).

 

[DS2021]

He just wasn’t moved to get permits for his own home though. I still just think the conditions of his home are weird. It’s just not normal for an architect out of Manhattan to live in that dilapidated house. In the very least he could have painted it. My background is Interior Design, I have never seen an architect, builder or developer who didn’t take pride in their work (personal and professional properties).

I think that money was probably going towards sex workers

 

[snooptroop88]

He just wasn’t moved to get permits for his own home though. I still just think the conditions of his home are weird. It’s just not normal for an architect out of Manhattan to live in that dilapidated house. In the very least he could have painted it. My background is Interior Design, I have never seen an architect, builder or developer who didn’t take pride in their work (personal and professional properties).

TOTALLY agreed on this. I've wondered if he didn't buy that home and "maintain" it as he has as some weird type of vengeance against one/both of his parents.

I'm sorry, that mess of a house is just too, too strange. I've seen the inside of the house where it actually looks pretty nice, don't care. He turned his parents' home into the house from Green Acres. And seriously, it really does look like Green Acres house. This wasn't just a byproduct of hoarding, it's not just coincidental with some other factor that the house looks as it does, jmo. It's part of his agenda/vendetta. That guy is driven, he's fueled by really pure hate, again jmo. I wish every day that the only outlet for his hate had been his broken-down wreck of a house.

I am still grappling with the idea that anyone could live with something/someone who was that genuinely dysfunctional and sick and not have some awareness. Is AE telling us she never looked critically at the outside of her own house? What "excuse" did RH have for the condition of that house? Did she even bother trying to get an explanation? Was she afraid to ask for one?

She wasn't afraid to ask for his guns to be removed from evidence...

 

[lohrtabitha]

Looking for insights about this article from Court TV about the Heurmans being swingers. What's your take? If you think this is true could the wife know more about RHs crime than has been discussed.

Attorney: Witnesses link Rex Heuermann to other Gilgo Beach victims

The attorney representing Shannan Gilbert's family said witness affidavits connect Rex Heuermann to her and another woman, Karen Vergata.

www.courttv.com

 

[Just K]

He just wasn’t moved to get permits for his own home though. I still just think the conditions of his home are weird. It’s just not normal for an architect out of Manhattan to live in that dilapidated house. In the very least he could have painted it. My background is Interior Design, I have never seen an architect, builder or developer who didn’t take pride in their work (personal and professional properties).

I’ve often thought, his deep seated anger or hatred for one or both of his parents might actually be reflected in his treatment or lack of treatment to that home. That he takes pleasure in trashing it and watching it decay while he commits unthinkable acts in that home- the home where his anger and hatred was created and cultivated.

It is quite curious that there are virtually no images or details of his mother on the internet. It is also very curious as to why his father, who died in 1975, was listed as living in that house in Palmyra, VA from 1994-2019. We also know nothing about the man that Dolores shared the Palmyra home with, how they met, how he died and how his mother supposedly inherited that home from him after he died. There is no easily found info or pictures of him on the internet, either. That family appears to have many buried secrets.

Dolores seems to have lived with RH and his first wife, too in Fremont NY and in NJ. Who was residing in the current home during those years? His mother sold him the house in 1994 and bought the house in Palmyra, VA that same year. She now, seems to live with RH’s much older sister in upstate NY.

 

[Just K]

TOTALLY agreed on this. I've wondered if he didn't buy that home and "maintain" it as he has as some weird type of vengeance against one/both of his parents.

I'm sorry, that mess of a house is just too, too strange. I've seen the inside of the house where it actually looks pretty nice, don't care. He turned his parents' home into the house from Green Acres. And seriously, it really does look like Green Acres house. This wasn't just a byproduct of hoarding, it's not just coincidental with some other factor that the house looks as it does, jmo. It's part of his agenda/vendetta. That guy is driven, he's fueled by really pure hate, again jmo. I wish every day that the only outlet for his hate had been his broken-down wreck of a house.

I am still grappling with the idea that anyone could live with something/someone who was that genuinely dysfunctional and sick and not have some awareness. Is AE telling us she never looked critically at the outside of her own house? What "excuse" did RH have for the condition of that house? Did she even bother trying to get an explanation? Was she afraid to ask for one?

She wasn't afraid to ask for his guns to be removed from evidence...

Wow, before seeing your response I suggested much of the same theory re: RH and that house! Great minds and all…