Gilgo Beach LISK Serial Killer, Rex Heuermann, pleads Guilty to 7 murders and confesses to 1 other

[Ruminations]

Josh is trying to have a lawyer on to discuss the Heuermann's assets and how RH signed the house over to AE right after his arrest and can that asset now be seized ?

@ 50:09

It seems to me that the money belongs to fund Rex's defense and Rex's victims. The divorce to shuttle assets was fraudulent.

MOO

 

[DS2021]

It was vetted by the police commissioner at the time.

Do you have a source on that?

 

[Mrs.A]

Where are the proceeds going? Is it something AE came up with? I don’t want to read the article, it makes me mad.

I also didn't click the link. The screenshots were enough for me!

 

[FromGermany1]

I do remember a post stating that AE worked at a hospital. Don’t know how long and in what capacity.

She is reportedly of Icelandic descent and previously worked at the Long Island Jewish Medical Center.

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[AppleTreeGreen]

The South Carolina property.
RH sold it to AE then AE sold it to RH's brother Craig.

"Accused serial killer Rex Heuermann has sold the secluded South Carolina property where he planned to one day retire to relatives — for a buck.

A year after transferring the title of his ramshackle Long Island home to his estranged wife Asa Ellerup, he sold his Southern retreat, 1031 Rippling Brooke Dr. in the town of Chester, on July 25 to her.

Ellerup, who filed for divorce not long after Heuermann’s arrest in 2023, then turned around and sold the 5.34-acre plot for the same $1 to Heuermann’s brother Craig on Aug. 30.'


Accused Gilgo Beach serial killer Rex Heuermann sells secluded SC retirement home to relatives — for $1

Investigators search for Long Island serial killing ‘trophies’ in SC

Two years before he was charged in the murders of three women whose bodies were dumped in Long Island, suspected serial killer Rex Heuermann bought land in South Carolina.

www.foxcarolina.com

Ah, I see.

I guess I wrongly assumed every time when reading articles that came out later that when they mentioned owning some property in SC or wanting to move there they were referring to the same one.

https://www.nbcnewyork.com/long-island/wife-gilgo-beach-serial-killer-rex-heuermann-home-massapequa-park/6004587/

Can the Gilgo Beach Suspect’s House Become a ‘Nice Starter Home’? (Published 2024)

Asa Ellerup, who is married to Rex Heuermann, the defendant in the Gilgo Beach murders, stuck it out despite destructive searches and gawkers. Now she is selling and heading to South Carolina.

www.nytimes.com

 

[AppleTreeGreen]

IIRC AE was in the house when KG arrived with a woman and her NYPD bf for a "rendevous"

And Im sure AE's passport was scrutinized for stamps as she went in and out of countries.

waiting for sentencing day

It looks like though, according to the SCPD press release, that RH drove and picked up Karen Vergata himself sometime in April 1996 and that she had been strangled and murdered at some point before April 20th 1996 when her severed legs were found on Blue Bay Beach in Brookhaven. This seems to contradict some of the information KG recalled, such as the month the “rendezvous” took place and how Lorraine Paulino got to RH’s.

@Izzylizzy it looks based on the Bail Application documentation, LE have records indicating AE’s whereabouts or location, such as New Jersey, Iceland, Maryland and Vermont, that coincide with the times they surmise five of the victims were murdered.

Rex Heuermann Bail Application

www.documentcloud.org

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Gilgo Serial Killer Pleads Guilty to Seven Charged Murders and Also Admits to the Killing of Karen Vergata - Suffolk-County

(SUFFOLK COUNTY, N.Y.) – Suffolk County District Attorney Raymond A. Tierney today announced that Rex A. Heuermann, 62, of Massapequa Park, pleaded guilty to three counts of Murder in the First Degree and four counts of Murder in the Second Degree, for causing the deaths of the seven victims...

www.suffolkcountyda.org

Women who claim they met Gilgo Beach serial killer suspect speak out

John Ray, the attorney for Shannan Gilbert's family, held a symposium on the Gilgo case at St. John's University where he introduced witnesses who have given sworn affidavits.

www.dailymail.com

JMO

 

[Forest_Wood]

It looks like though, according to the SCPD press release, that RH drove and picked up Karen Vergata himself sometime in April 1996 and that she had been strangled and murdered at some point before April 20th 1996 when her severed legs were found on Blue Bay Beach in Brookhaven. This seems to contradict some of the information KG recalled, such as the month the “rendezvous” took place and how KV got to RH’s.

Gilgo Serial Killer Pleads Guilty to Seven Charged Murders and Also Admits to the Killing of Karen Vergata - Suffolk-County

(SUFFOLK COUNTY, N.Y.) – Suffolk County District Attorney Raymond A. Tierney today announced that Rex A. Heuermann, 62, of Massapequa Park, pleaded guilty to three counts of Murder in the First Degree and four counts of Murder in the Second Degree, for causing the deaths of the seven victims...

www.suffolkcountyda.org

JMO

Are you referring to Lorraine Paulino's statement? I don't know who KG is. Do you recall it was said that RH developed a type of relationship with these women by meeting them more than once to build trust with them? He may have initially met her during that first meeting that Lorraine talked about, and then kept meeting her until he finally murdered her. She could have met him many times between Feb and April of 1996.
MOO

Edited to add portion of SCDA press release:

In April 1996, Heuermann met with Karen Vergata. After picking up Ms. Vergata, the defendant subsequently strangled her, causing her death. Following her death, Ms. Vergata was dismembered by Heuermann, who then transported her remains to various locations. On April 20, 1996, the severed legs of Ms. Vergata were discovered on Blue Point Beach in the Town of Brookhaven, in Suffolk County. Almost 15 years later, on April 12, 2011, as part of the expanded search of the Gilgo Beach area, Ms. Vergata’s skull was recovered on Ocean Parkway, in the vicinity of Tobay Beach. Prior to her identification in 2023 via genetic genealogy, Ms. Vergata had been referred to as “Fire Island Jane Doe.” At the time of her death, Ms. Vergata was just 34 years old and left behind two sons.

 

[AppleTreeGreen]

Are you referring to Lorraine Paulino's statement? I don't know who KG is. Do you recall it was said that RH developed a type of relationship with these women by meeting them more than once to build trust with them? He may have initially met her during that first meeting that Lorraine talked about, and then kept meeting her until he finally murdered her. She could have met him many times between Feb and April of 1996.
MOO

Edited to add portion of SCDA press release:

Yes, I made a mistake. I meant Lorraine Paulino edited my comment. My apologies. I am getting witnesses’ names confused.

Women who claim they met Gilgo Beach serial killer suspect speak out

John Ray, the attorney for Shannan Gilbert's family, held a symposium on the Gilgo case at St. John's University where he introduced witnesses who have given sworn affidavits.

www.dailymail.com

 

[madamx]

The South Carolina property.
RH sold it to AE then AE sold it to RH's brother Craig.

"Accused serial killer Rex Heuermann has sold the secluded South Carolina property where he planned to one day retire to relatives — for a buck.

A year after transferring the title of his ramshackle Long Island home to his estranged wife Asa Ellerup, he sold his Southern retreat, 1031 Rippling Brooke Dr. in the town of Chester, on July 25 to her.

Ellerup, who filed for divorce not long after Heuermann’s arrest in 2023, then turned around and sold the 5.34-acre plot for the same $1 to Heuermann’s brother Craig on Aug. 30.'


Accused Gilgo Beach serial killer Rex Heuermann sells secluded SC retirement home to relatives — for $1

Investigators search for Long Island serial killing ‘trophies’ in SC

Two years before he was charged in the murders of three women whose bodies were dumped in Long Island, suspected serial killer Rex Heuermann bought land in South Carolina.

www.foxcarolina.com

Thats ALOT of woods by the SC house. Makes me wonder if there are any women in there.

 

[madamx]

Where did you read that AE worked throughout her marriage?
All that I saw reported is when she was 18 she was employed at a 7-11 and then at L.I. Jewish Hospital with no job description or time period stated.
She was born in 1963 and at 26 in 1989 she married RH.
At the time of her marriage she had her son CS and was pregnant with VH who was born 10-89.
I don't think she ever worked after getting married.
Any info to the contrary is welcomed.
imo

I thought AE was married to RH in 1996 sometime no?

 

[minazoe]

Thats ALOT of woods by the SC house. Makes me wonder if there are any women in there.

yes and there is water and dense foliage...it's perfect. mOO

 

[minazoe]

I thought AE was married to RH in 1996 sometime no?

around a month after he murdered KV I think. mOO

 

[FromGermany1]

Ah, I see.

I guess I wrongly assumed every time when reading articles that came out later that when they mentioned owning some property in SC or wanting to move there they were referring to the same one.

https://www.nbcnewyork.com/long-island/wife-gilgo-beach-serial-killer-rex-heuermann-home-massapequa-park/6004587/

Can the Gilgo Beach Suspect’s House Become a ‘Nice Starter Home’? (Published 2024)

Asa Ellerup, who is married to Rex Heuermann, the defendant in the Gilgo Beach murders, stuck it out despite destructive searches and gawkers. Now she is selling and heading to South Carolina.

www.nytimes.com

Millard transferred three properties to Burns for $1 apiece: the family home in Etobicoke where Wayne Millard was found dead, a condo in Toronto’s distillery district and another condo in Vaughan, Ont. Burns promptly sold all three properties, the proceeds of which were used to repay a bank loan taken out by Millard Properties. She also sold the company’s interest in a hangar at the Waterloo airport for $4.8 million.

Through three murder trials, Dellen Millard's mother was in 'complete denial' while supporting her 'gentle boy'

Madeleine Burns is something of an enigma. She avoided appearing at all three murder trials and dodged the media while working behind the scenes to support her son

nationalpost.com

I knew, I had seen something like selling homes, owned by a SK, for $1 to a relative. It is CA, but nevertheless.

 

[Izzylizzy]

I thought AE was married to RH in 1996 sometime no?

Yes!
Thank you and where I got those numbers from appear to have come from a frazzled brain.
Mine. lol

 

[dotr]

Are you referring to Lorraine Paulino's statement? I don't know who KG is. Do you recall it was said that RH developed a type of relationship with these women by meeting them more than once to build trust with them? He may have initially met her during that first meeting that Lorraine talked about, and then kept meeting her until he finally murdered her. She could have met him many times between Feb and April of 1996.
MOO

Edited to add portion of SCDA press release:

Sheesh, the meetings prior to murder are almost like a form of fore-play to RH, and phone calls following the murders, is the ''pillow-talk'', imo, speculation.

 

[Izzylizzy]

No questioning if the articles came from AE.
Andy says LE has some answering to do about the items for sale which makes no sense to me because nothing indicates these items were in their possession as evidence.
Andy wrongly said the autographed photo of RH came from "his" lawyer, the description for the sale of the photo said it was received by a lawyer when RH was in jail. Nothing about the lawyer being RHs.
It's pointed out that items could have come from the Heuermann's garbage and was there a dumpster at the house quite awhile ago?
imo

"In this exclusive interview, I speak with victims’ rights advocate Andy Kahan, Director of Victim Services and Advocacy at Crime Stoppers of Houston, about disturbing reports that items linked to confessed Long Island Serial Killer Rex Heuermann are being marketed and sold online.From a vault door allegedly from his home to purported vehicle documents, clothing, hunting gear, and personal belongings, these items are being promoted as high-value collectibles—sparking concern among victims’ families and advocates.Kahan, a longtime watchdog against what he calls “murderabilia,” explains why the sale of these items crosses a moral line—and what he and others are doing to try to stop criminals from profiting off tragedy, while others call this freedom of speech.This is a conversation you won’t hear anywhere else.'

 

[Izzylizzy]

 

[Jaffa1976]

I think she’s savvy.

She was able to secure a team of lawyers to represent herself very quickly after Rex’s arrest. That’s a very unusual move for the spouse and adult children of an accused killer. I can’t think of any other murder case where that’s happened.

Also unusual was how she quickly pounced on law enforcement and prosecutors, attacking them viciously and publicly. She wasn’t shy about that at all. What was she afraid of? She demanded more attention and respect from LE and the news media than the victims families. Even now, so many are worried what will happen to Asa, not so much about the victims families.

Asa knows what she’s doing. She knew the situation she and her husband were in very well. She went on the attack swiftly, for both of them. For herself, she got what she wanted. I don’t worry about her, she’ll take care of herself very well. I’m not fooled by the helpless victim act.

Totally agree with you she’s known things wernt right for years and has been that insecure she’s just chose to ignore them she’s been like a little puppet she probably knew when his itch started so quickly booked a holiday away for a few weeks to give him space I don’t care what anyone says I’ve been in abusive relationships and the one thing you do whilst in them is figure out your partners every sigh cough and whistle just as protection she has just ignored it for years I don’t think she’s ever been told by Rex but they had an understanding it’s the kids brought up in that environment that I feel sorry for AE is a very selfish woman she protects herself at all times even now she’s really not a nice person she has raised kids in an abusive home they are probs emotional wrecks both of them best thing Victoria could do is walk away from both her parents and take her brother with her

 

[GracefulD1an]

Totally agree with you she’s known things wernt right for years and has been that insecure she’s just chose to ignore them she’s been like a little puppet she probably knew when his itch started so quickly booked a holiday away for a few weeks to give him space I don’t care what anyone says I’ve been in abusive relationships and the one thing you do whilst in them is figure out your partners every sigh cough and whistle just as protection she has just ignored it for years I don’t think she’s ever been told by Rex but they had an understanding it’s the kids brought up in that environment that I feel sorry for AE is a very selfish woman she protects herself at all times even now she’s really not a nice person she has raised kids in an abusive home they are probs emotional wrecks both of them best thing Victoria could do is walk away from both her parents and take her brother with her

Agreed. Victoria just needs to go no contact with both of her parents. It’s the best for her mental health.

 

[Teche]

The South Carolina property.
RH sold it to AE then AE sold it to RH's brother Craig.

"Accused serial killer Rex Heuermann has sold the secluded South Carolina property where he planned to one day retire to relatives — for a buck.

A year after transferring the title of his ramshackle Long Island home to his estranged wife Asa Ellerup, he sold his Southern retreat, 1031 Rippling Brooke Dr. in the town of Chester, on July 25 to her.

Ellerup, who filed for divorce not long after Heuermann’s arrest in 2023, then turned around and sold the 5.34-acre plot for the same $1 to Heuermann’s brother Craig on Aug. 30.'


Accused Gilgo Beach serial killer Rex Heuermann sells secluded SC retirement home to relatives — for $1

Investigators search for Long Island serial killing ‘trophies’ in SC

Two years before he was charged in the murders of three women whose bodies were dumped in Long Island, suspected serial killer Rex Heuermann bought land in South Carolina.

www.foxcarolina.com

I wish we had a report on the condition of Rex’s secluded retirement retreat. My guess is that it’s in deplorable condition.