This incident?
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Yes. Brady Park is pretty big, I was trying to narrow it down a bit.This incident?
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View attachment 583857Exclusive | Long Island woman, 25, reveals recent disturbing encounter with Gilgo Beach serial killings suspect Rex Heuermann
“My mom showed me the picture and I started screaming. I got so nervous because I realized that that was him,” Ally told The Post.
''Ally, 25, who declined to provide her last name, said she was shocked to see the man nabbed in the killings was the same creep who she encountered on July 3 in Brady Park, which is just a few minutes’ drive from Heuermann’s home on 1st Avenue in Massapequa Park.
“I was going for a bike ride over in Brady Park and he came up behind me and he asked me what time it was,” Ally exclusively told The Post.
“He was trying to compliment me. Asking me if I came here often. Asking me my name,” Ally told The Post of the 59-year-old architect’s bizarre behavior.
“He had very dirty clothes on. He popped right out of the woods. Everywhere I went in the woods he would pop out somewhere,” she continued.''
The FBI and others have studied this topic in pretty good depth. Anchor points are areas that can easily be established, as they are places where the offender spends a significant amount of time. Rex has two anchor points: Long Island and Manhattan. If he did spend a significant amount of time in Philadelphia, it would be quiet obvious, especially to the authorities. Rex is a particularly cautious individual who likes to know the lay of the land in order to minimize any surprises and reduce his chances of getting caught. He isn't going to waltz into a city that he barely knows and use it as a hunting ground, especially when Manhattan offers such a high degree of anonymity and victim choice.
He just lived AND worked at the right place for all his cravings, IMO.
Yea, from his perspective, he had the perfect hunting ground within driving distance. There's a reason why he seems to have overlooked the red light districts closer to home. Those places were smaller, more cliquey. Manhattan was a conveyor belt of girls coming and going.
Valerie Mack worked in Philadelphia and Atlantic City. It would be interesting to know how he encountered her. Her remains were found in 2000.
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A few girls missing from Atlantic City as well - I’m not trying to be adamant that any outside of his normal hunting grounds were attributed to him but would be nice to rule him out definitively if at all possible.Valerie Mack worked in Philadelphia and Atlantic City. It would be interesting to know how he encountered her. Her remains were found in 2000.
Suspect in Gilgo Beach serial killings is charged in the death of a Philly woman
Rex Heuermann, 61, is charged with killing six other women whose remains were found on Long Island.
Some of his victims were from Long Island
Amber Costello was from West Babylon, NY
Meghan Waterman left from a hotel on Long Island
JMO, I'm not ruling out murders in Philly or South Carolina. I'm keeping an open mind.
They might do that. They haven’t shared a lot of information, so those details may come out later.
Yeah, I know - unfortunate to say the least. But cold cases get breakthroughs every now & then so maybe there’s hope, even if it turns out to be the work of someone else.
What? No one wants to keep his vault?A basement vault belonging to accused Gilgo Beach serial killer Rex A. Heuermann was disassembled Thursday as his family prepares to sell the Massapequa Park home where he lived during what prosecutors have alleged was a decades-long killing spree.
The large Pentagon door to the walk-in vault featured Heuermann’s initials "RAH" on it. It was pulled through Bilco doors by a team of five movers and hauled away on a trailer hitched to a Ford Super Duty 350 shortly before noon Thursday.
"They are cleaning up the house," attorney Robert Macedonio said. "They’re disposing whatever items they’re not going to keep and putting other items in storage, prepping the house for eventual sale."
There is no timetable for the house to be placed on the market, Macedonio said. The attorney declined to say where the vault door was being stored or if it had been sold.
The house, which has not yet been listed for sale, has an estimated value of between $677,000 and $733,000, according to the real estate websites Realtor.com and Zillow. It was built in 1956 by Heuermann’s parents and sold to him by his mother, Dorothy, for $170,000 in May 1994, Nassau County property records show.
Gilgo Beach killings: Rex Heuermann's vault disassembled, door removed from home
The vault contained nearly 280 guns, prosecutors have said.www.newsday.com
A basement vault belonging to accused Gilgo Beach serial killer Rex A. Heuermann was disassembled Thursday as his family prepares to sell the Massapequa Park home where he lived during what prosecutors have alleged was a decades-long killing spree.
The large Pentagon door to the walk-in vault featured Heuermann’s initials "RAH" on it. It was pulled through Bilco doors by a team of five movers and hauled away on a trailer hitched to a Ford Super Duty 350 shortly before noon Thursday.
"They are cleaning up the house," attorney Robert Macedonio said. "They’re disposing whatever items they’re not going to keep and putting other items in storage, prepping the house for eventual sale."
There is no timetable for the house to be placed on the market, Macedonio said. The attorney declined to say where the vault door was being stored or if it had been sold.
The house, which has not yet been listed for sale, has an estimated value of between $677,000 and $733,000, according to the real estate websites Realtor.com and Zillow. It was built in 1956 by Heuermann’s parents and sold to him by his mother, Dorothy, for $170,000 in May 1994, Nassau County property records show.
Gilgo Beach killings: Rex Heuermann's vault disassembled, door removed from home
The vault contained nearly 280 guns, prosecutors have said.www.newsday.com
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Guns as far as we know.
Valerie Mack worked in Philadelphia and Atlantic City. It would be interesting to know how he encountered her. Her remains were found in 2000.
Suspect in Gilgo Beach serial killings is charged in the death of a Philly woman
Rex Heuermann, 61, is charged with killing six other women whose remains were found on Long Island.
Some of his victims were from Long Island
Amber Costello was from West Babylon, NY
Meghan Waterman left from a hotel on Long Island
JMO, I'm not ruling out murders in Philly or South Carolina. I'm keeping an open mind.
I wouldn't rule anything out, but I just think it's highly unlikely. Valerie Mack's family last heard that she was going to New York "with some guy", likely a pimp, boyfriend, or fellow addict (possibly a combination). Amber and Megan were within his comfort zone. They were his last two victims, which shows that by 2010, he was growing complacent enough to ditch the buffer zone between Manhattan and his home. However, Craigslist had also changed the landscape significantly, and he had transitioned to using burners, so perhaps that was enough of a buffer.Valerie Mack worked in Philadelphia and Atlantic City. It would be interesting to know how he encountered her. Her remains were found in 2000.
Suspect in Gilgo Beach serial killings is charged in the death of a Philly woman
Rex Heuermann, 61, is charged with killing six other women whose remains were found on Long Island.
Some of his victims were from Long Island
Amber Costello was from West Babylon, NY
Meghan Waterman left from a hotel on Long Island
JMO, I'm not ruling out murders in Philly or South Carolina. I'm keeping an open mind.
