• #301
Rex knows Codis is coming for him. He can't be sure what they have or don't have. What victims produced evidence, which ones wouldn't . I am very concerned over his procurement of materials depicting children. I am concerned about 13 cold years since the last victim and the new roads he could have veered down. I wonder what materials and searches and phones he was using during this time..

his properties in SC, etc...his activities, He knows Codis covers anything, everywhere... I really think he murdered quite a few more...maybe the Atlantic City four...maybe there is another beach area we haven't even thought of..

so he knows Codis is coming..he pleads guilty now and gets a deal on further prosecutions. I still think he has victims in SC.
and that's a DP State...I don't think NY can keep him if he killed in a DP state ...they will have to extradite him.
maybe with a great deal of urging , maybe working with a writer , maybe for fame and infamy he will eventually name more of his victims

you don't think he actually stopped, do you?

mOO
 
  • #302
(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.

The house is an abomination. Inside it’s dark and dirty. Not the typical architects home. I can’t imagine anyone thinking that the house is a showcase for the potential partnership.
 
  • #303
I won't be at all surprised if this house is torn down before the end of this year

It needs to be. The neighbors have said that it is an eyesore.
 
  • #304
She was a child - he is a serial killer - I highly doubt he cares that much about protecting other people. JMO
Amen.
 
  • #305
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...
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?
 
  • #306
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?
No I am not questioning their honesty. I am however not accepting at face value what JR represents to be reliable accurate information. I think, perhaps for whatever reason he is willing to perpetuate information that may have implications which may or may not be true. That's all. I'm also not rejecting the idea that they engaged in threesomes or swinging activity, I have no way to know one way or the other or given that much consideration, but I am giving the benefit of the doubt that his family did not know he was a serial killer until LE changes their stance. That is all I am saying.
 
  • #307
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!
MOO

The details she gives about the evening, about Rex and his wife are very unique with more relevant details than you would expect from someone making up a story. She remembers how he talked, that he smirked a lot, the things hid wife said. Her story is also consistent here, she's saying the same things in the interview that she provided in her affidavit.

Agree, she's 30 years older, possibly on medication, but she's very clear in what she's relating in the interview. She has nothing to gain from going public with her experience, but she also loses her privacy. This seems like something she felt was important to share, in order to help convict Rex Heuermann. The primary reason she's sharing this information is to ensure he's convicted and possibly help connect him to the murder of Karen Vergata.

Personally, I don't think Rex's wife participated in the murders, but I do think she was aware of his extramarital activities, probably aware of his sadistic tendencies and looked the other way. I also suspect that, if she and Rex were involved in the "swingers" community as a couple, she knew other people in that local sub-culture.
 
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  • #308
The details she gives about the evening, about Rex and his wife are very unique with more relevant details than you would expect from someone making up a story. She remembers how he talked, that he smirked a lot, the things hid wife said. Her story is also consistent here, she's saying the same things in the interview that she provided in her affidavit.

Agree, she's 30 years older, possibly on medication, but she's very clear in what she's relating in the interview. She has nothing to gain from going public with her experience, but she also loses her privacy. This seems like something she felt was important to share, in order to help convict Rex Heuermann. The primary reason she's sharing this information is to ensure he's convicted and possibly help connect him to the murder of Karen Vergata.
Another thing I noticed is LP remembered their conversation because she recalled AE calling her a foreigner and that she was from another country too. I don't know if this lady was born in another country or here in the U.S.A., but I sensed she felt AE didn't want to participate in the bedroom as she put it, because she was black. This video was recorded maybe 2-3 years ago, so the event happened a little less than 30 years, but racism was in your face 30 years ago. LP was very impacted by abandoning that girl there, potentially Karen Vergatta. She sensed something was very wrong with the situation and likely still has guilt about it. I don't think a person would ever forget meeting (or having sex) with RH.
MOO
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  • #309
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!
MOO
I had posted at the time that it was one of the worst, unprepared interviews I've seen by AB.
Did you see JR's Symposium when at the end of it Lorraine P spoke?
The stage was videoed from like 100 ft away so you couldn't really see the people speaking and the sound was so low it was just about inaudible.
A complete waste and then came LP's interview with AB which was close up and she came across as out of it.
I certainly wanted to believe her but it turned into a total disaster and I hold JR responsible.

LP may have been the crucial witness in finding out who was responsible for the mutilation and murder of Karen Vergata and the only hope I have is that she and JR gave info to Harrison that was passed on to Tierney and it was being investigated along with the other victims found that RH wasn't charged in murdering them.

Also we never heard another peep about LP's ex-boyfriend who she said was a NYC narc.at the time and JR said he has his name.
imo
 
  • #310
No I am not questioning their honesty. I am however not accepting at face value what JR represents to be reliable accurate information. I think, perhaps for whatever reason he is willing to perpetuate information that may have implications which may or may not be true. That's all. I'm also not rejecting the idea that they engaged in threesomes or swinging activity, I have no way to know one way or the other or given that much consideration, but I am giving the benefit of the doubt that his family did not know he was a serial killer until LE changes their stance. That is all I am saying.
BBM:
"but I am giving the benefit of the doubt that his family did not know he was a serial killer until LE changes their stance. That is all I am saying."


Even for me it's a bridge too far thinking that AE knew he was a serial killer and the local serial killer to boot that made the front pages of their newspapers/TV off and on for years.
Though she may have contemplated it.

Yet if AE saw her husband's memento in her bedroom I wonder if she got a jolt?

imo


 
  • #311
Personally, I don't think Rex's wife participated in the murders, but I do think she was aware of his extramarital activities, probably aware of his sadistic tendencies and looked the other way. I also suspect that, if she and Rex were involved in the "swingers" community as a couple, she knew other people in that local sub-culture.
Agree!
 
  • #312
Also we never heard another peep about LP's ex-boyfriend who she said was a NYC narc.at the time and JR said he has his name.
Why won't they name him!
 
  • #313
Why won't they name him!
All I remember is JR said at a presser that Harrison has his name and it's being investigated.
After all is said and done with LP's entry all that matters is the info LE got from her.
IIRC: JR also said that LP had been interviewed or will be interviewed by detectives.
Same thing with the female taxi driver who also signed an affidavit.
imo
 
  • #314
After rereading this my hope for VH is that she took her Peacock money and got far,far away from her mother, got a nice place to live and began the very long road with a therapist who specializes in extreme childhood ???.

VH was 26, still lived at home and worked for her father and I have yet to hear of any ex-boyfriends...all very concerning and very very sad.
Hopefully Christopher can be spared as much as possible and he has some good men around him now.


There's a lot packed into this article said by VH and here's a very telling quote from AE that I hadn't read before or if I did it was dismissed as not relevant at the time.
A guilty plea changes all that for Asa.

imo

"When Ellerup was asked if she is still asking herself how she couldn't know about what her ex-husband has been accused of, she replied, "No."

"I'm not asking myself that question because I believe that I would know. And until I see definite, definitive proof, there's no way I'm going to know for sure, whether or not I saw the signs," Ellerup said.


 
  • #315
I'm alarmed by the art the daughter allegedly made or shared:


If this really is her Tumblr, this is very very strange to say the least.
Exactly, and so am I, and so are many on here. Like that's "everyday"? Whose "everyday" does that look like??? That's just... it's something you can't ignore, I'm sorry. That was John Ray's point, jmo. His articulation of it, though, got him into trouble, jmho.

I don't think anyone in that house knew. I think that they were living with a vicious, hulking monster who emitted one heck of an aura of evil, nobody could be spared from it. Darkness permeated that house in more ways than one, he was the root of it. Quite frankly, I'd more wonder if they themselves were safe in that situation rather than think any of them were on board. (With that said, though, it's not impossible.)

I believe every word from the John Ray witnesses. I don't know for certain AE was aware of the swinging. The JR witness noted that this woman-- believed at the time to be AE-- supposedly made some comment that wouldn't be accurate in terms of AE's background. Because of that I've always wondered if that was AE at all. RH didn't kill every sex worker he came into contact with. Maybe AE was away then, too, and the woman RH was with that night was being paid to play the role. Far-fetched? The guy has a "things to do" list for slaughtering people. Nothing with him can be "far-fetched," but jmo. The answer lies in how much time AE and RH really spent together, jmho. Investigators are going to be able to pretty quickly assess for that, and my guess is that they already have, and I bet AE and RH didn't spend all that much time together at all. Notice how he's showing up for vacations on different dates, individually? Right, RH is just such a busy guy, he'll get out there when he can, it'll take some doing, but he'll get things juggled around on the time... In his logs, he has "dinner with wife." Notice the lack of a name there. To him, that is her critical role, the SK needs the "wife,"it's as essential for him as curtains on the window. The foundation for their relationship was forged in their youth, making her perhaps feel she knew him well. But the reality could have been that she never really knew him at all, and he made sure it stayed that way.
 
  • #316
It seems to me that it would be the best thing if this particular twig of humanity is allowed to die out.
 
  • #317
Maybe AE was away then, too, and the woman RH was with that night was being paid to play the role.

Or an accomplice, which isn’t unheard of.

Cf:
Paul Bernardo / Karla Homolka
Fred and Rosemary West
Ian Brady / Myra Hindley
David Ray Parker / Cindy Hendy
Marc Dutroux / Michelle Martin

Although on second thought, all of these women were romantically involved with the killer, so maybe this isn’t quite the point I thought it was. 🙃
 
  • #318
After rereading this my hope for VH is that she took her Peacock money and got far,far away from her mother, got a nice place to live and began the very long road with a therapist who specializes in extreme childhood ???.

VH was 26, still lived at home and worked for her father and I have yet to hear of any ex-boyfriends...all very concerning and very very sad.
Hopefully Christopher can be spared as much as possible and he has some good men around him now.


There's a lot packed into this article said by VH and here's a very telling quote from AE that I hadn't read before or if I did it was dismissed as not relevant at the time.
A guilty plea changes all that for Asa.

imo

"When Ellerup was asked if she is still asking herself how she couldn't know about what her ex-husband has been accused of, she replied, "No."

"I'm not asking myself that question because I believe that I would know. And until I see definite, definitive proof, there's no way I'm going to know for sure, whether or not I saw the signs," Ellerup said.



"Now that this life in this house is coming to an end, it makes me feel like there's a new beginning," Ellerup said in an interview outside of her home. "What that life is going to be like, I do not know. I will find out eventually, and I will deal with it the best that I can. I did what I had to do to protect myself and my children."

She and her children will be living their best life yet IMO. A brand new wealthy life, while the families of the victims continue to suffer the loss of their loved ones.
MOO
 
  • #319
If RH pleads guilty and he's shipped off to prison there's now his gun collection.

Being a convicted felon does RH get to decide who they can be transferred to?

Does the state automatically get to keep all the unregistered ones?


'More than 40 firearms belonging to suspect in Gilgo Beach killings appear to be illegally possessed, prosecutors say'​



A total of 280 firearms seized.

“At least 26 unregistered handguns, 15 unregistered assault weapons, and 10 high-capacity magazines appear to have been possessed in the defendant’s home in violation of Penal Law Article 265,” Suffolk County Assistant District Attorney Lawrence Opisso wrote in Tuesday’s filing."
 
  • #320
After rereading this my hope for VH is that she took her Peacock money and got far,far away from her mother, got a nice place to live and began the very long road with a therapist who specializes in extreme childhood ???.

VH was 26, still lived at home and worked for her father and I have yet to hear of any ex-boyfriends...all very concerning and very very sad.
Hopefully Christopher can be spared as much as possible and he has some good men around him now.


There's a lot packed into this article said by VH and here's a very telling quote from AE that I hadn't read before or if I did it was dismissed as not relevant at the time.
A guilty plea changes all that for Asa.

imo

"When Ellerup was asked if she is still asking herself how she couldn't know about what her ex-husband has been accused of, she replied, "No."

"I'm not asking myself that question because I believe that I would know. And until I see definite, definitive proof, there's no way I'm going to know for sure, whether or not I saw the signs," Ellerup said.


Yes no question she was refusing to see it almost obstinately. AE was definitely "off" imo And you can tell VH was struggling with it all - at the end it said she had basically come to terms with the fact that she believed her father was guilty. That being said she is definitely odd herself and did not seem like someone who would have an active social circle, boyfriend etc which makes this somehow even sadder in a way, if her family/father was her main support system (purely speculative) Hopefully she is able to get some of the money from this to get the extensive therapy, recovery she will likely need and she is able to separate herself from all of it and build a new more functional support system for herself. BTK's daughter also seemed a bit odd to me as well, but she definitely had her own functioning life apart which may have helped her. Perhaps she will be a good support system for VH.
 

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