Gilgo Beach murder suspect ‘traumatized’ by arrest as wife’s behavior revealed – live

Following Huermann’s arrest last week, design director Niv Miyasota, 62, who has worked with the alleged killer for years, told DailyMail.com that Heuermann “seemed to have no empathy”.

“We used to butt heads sometimes,” Miyasota told the Mail. “I’m creative, so I wanted to keep my creative stance, and he would bring things back to reality.”

“He was socially awkward in a lot of ways… I guess the word for that is, he just didn’t seem to have empathy.

“It was kind of a cipher, like, what is this person? I didn’t get angry, kind or sad at him. I did not know what to say. I didn’t get the deal from him.

speaking to The New York TimesMassapequa Park resident Frankie Musto said the Heuermanns were “recluse” and reserved. Musto said her daughter grew up with Heuermann’s daughter, who often asked her friend to visit her.

“I didn’t want her in that house,” Musto told the Times.

Shannan Gilbert’s sister, whose disappearance in May 2010 led to the discovery of a series of human remains, also spoke out about the arrest.

“I am overwhelmed but relieved that they finally caught him. He has been a long time coming and I have never given up hope that justice will one day be served,” Sherre Gilbert said in a statement to NBC News.

“The suspect (Rex) deserves to rot in prison for the rest of his life. He destroyed many lives, so while he won’t bring our loved ones back, he helps one less monster off the streets and he can never hurt anyone else!

Heuermann, 59, a father of two, was charged with three counts of first-degree murder and three counts of second-degree murder in the deaths of slain sex workers Melissa Barthelemy, Amber Costello and Megan Waterman. He has pleaded not guilty.

Heuermann has not been charged with the murder of Maureen Brainard-Barnes, but is the prime suspect in the investigation.

A creepy image from Google Street View has surfaced to capture suspected Gilgo Beach serial killer Rex Heuermann chatting with an unidentified woman near his office in Midtown Manhattan.

the independentMaroosha Muzaffar reports:

Before his arrest, Heuermann, 59, apparently led a normal life, working as an architect in Midtown Manhattan and apparently making little impression on his Massapequa Park neighbors.

Renowned forensic psychologist Katherine Ramsland, who interviewed BTK serial killer Dennis Rader and taught criminal justice graduate Mr. Kohberger at DeSales University, said that she was not surprised by the suspect’s lifestyle.

Las Vegas authorities are reviewing local cold cases for possible links to suspected Gilgo Beach serial killer Rex Heuermann.

Heuermann, 59, is now being investigated in connection with missing persons and murder cases far beyond the shores of Long Island, where he is accused of murdering three women before dumping their bodies in the Gilgo Beach community more than a year ago. of a decade.

His explosive arrest Friday was a breakthrough after a 2010 investigation led to the gruesome discovery of at least 10 bodies now linked to the Gilgo Beach murders.

Following his arrest, it emerged that Mr. Heuermann, who has pleaded not guilty to the crimes, has ties to both South Carolina and Las Vegas and owns property in both places. In a statement to the independent on Tuesday, the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department confirmed that the department is investigating a link between Mr. Heuermann and unsolved cases in the area.

“We are aware of Rex Heuermann’s connection to Las Vegas. We are currently reviewing our cold cases to see if he has any involvement,” a spokesperson said.

Attorney John Ray represents the families of Gilbert and Jessica Taylor,

Ray said his clients welcomed the news of the arrest and now hope that the killer or killers of their loved ones will also face the criminal justice system.

“Both families are very happy that this man has been captured and they are happy for the other families of the other victims,” Ray said. The independent.

“But the murderer of their loved ones has not been found. And even if it turns out to be this Tyrannosaurus Rex monster, there’s no consolation in the end. Justice is an idea, but it’s not a feeling in a sense, and his feelings and his senses are still hurt and this revived those feelings. So it’s a bittersweet condition.”