Who is Rex Heuermann? Gilgo Beach serial killer suspect

Suspected serial killer Rex Heuermann was arrested in connection with the serial killings in Gilgo Beach, Long Island. In a significant development surrounding the notorious Gilgo Beach serial killings on Long Island, a suspected serial killer has been arrested. Rex Heuermann, a 59-year-old architect from New York, was reportedly arrested at his residence on First Avenue in Massapequa Park. Although the suspect’s name has not been officially confirmed by any other source, it has been revealed that the person is expected to appear in court in the next few hours. It should be noted that the arrests mainly concern the infamous “Gilgo Four”; refers to victims found wrapped in sheets for several days in late 2010.According to an unnamed source, the arrest would have focused on those specific victims and not the six other people later suspected of involvement.

Who is Rex Heuermann?

The owner of a prominent Midtown architectural firm, RH Consultants and Associates, has been arrested in connection with the Long Island serial killings.

Rex Heuermann, who has worked on projects for Catholic charities NYC-DEP Sewerage Treatment and American Airlines, was arrested outside his Manhattan office yesterday. Defendant, 59, is President of RH Architecture Design, his Fifth Avenue based firm. He has run the company since 1994. Heuermann, who claimed to be from Long Island in a YouTube interview for Hello Realty, said, “I’ve been in Manhattan since 1 , a really long time.” He lives in Massapequa Park in near Gilgo Beach, where the remains of several victims were discovered in 2010 and 2011. The married father of two has been a suspect since last year, according to police sources cited in the reports. investigators used tape recorders to trace calls Heuermann allegedly made to victims’ cell phones more than a decade ago. The locations of the calls matched his home and work addresses. The case was reportedly solved by “good old-fashioned police work” rather than DNA evidence. It is unclear what specific information led to his arrest last night.

All About the Long Island Killer

According to the New York Post, neighbors of the arrested suspect said shortly before 9:30 a.m. at least eight detectives in forensic clothing were seen roaming Heuermann’s home. Some identified him as the “monster next door” and admitted it gave them “goosebumps” to think he’d lived nearby for so long. Rex Heuermann is a veteran architect, owner and founder of Midtown architecture firm RH Consultants and Associates.The company has renowned clients such as Catholic Charities, NYC-DEP Sewerage Treatment and American Airlines. Heuermann, who has worked in Manhattan since 1 , was born and raised on Long Island, as he recalled in an interview published on YouTube.

How was the Gilgo Beach suspect arrested

According to The Post, Heuermann was arrested at his home in Massapequa Park and served for almost a year with the Gilgo Beach Homicide Special Investigation Unit. He was arrested after a DNA test. According to CBS, a major breakthrough came last year after police released a recording of an 911 call made by one of the victims, Shannan Gilbert, shortly before her disappearance in 2010. Gilbert, a prostitute, left the customer 039 when she called 911. “Someone is looking for me,” she hears the switchboard repeat.When police arrived at the scene after 21 minutes of phone calls, she was gone. Investigators said at the time they did not believe Shannan had been murdered. Instead, they thought she had been drugged and thrown into the swamp where she could have drowned. “Based on the evidence, the facts and the totality of the circumstances, the prevailing view is that Shannan’s death, while tragic, was not murder and was probably not a crime,” authorities said. Later in 2022, investigators expressed hope that the release of 911 would lead to answers in the broader search for the Gilgo Beach killer, and officials announced a doubling of the $50,000 murder information reward. investigators were looking for Gilbert when they found more remains on Gilgo Beach in December this year — a woman in her 20s whose remains were wrapped in burlap sacks. Known as the Gilgo Four, they were later identified as Maureen Brainard-Barnes, who was kidnapped in 2007; Melissa Barthélemy in 2009; and Megan Waterman and Amber Costello, who disappeared in 2010. The following spring, six more piles of debris were found along the Ocean Parkway.

The Gilgo Beach killings case

The case made national headlines in 2010 when the body of Melissa Barthelemy was discovered along the Ocean Parkway, followed in the days that followed by the remains of three other women. These victims, known as the “Gilgo Four”, are Megan Waterman, Amber Lynn Costello and Maureen Brainard-Barnes. By the spring of 2011, the number of bodies discovered in the area had risen to ten, including an unidentified man and a small child.

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