Before the release of a new documentary on Long Island Serial Killer, here is a look at the strange pictures of the alleged killer's home Rex Hermann.
The New York community was haunted for more than a decade after many women were found to kill along Ocean Parkway, a quiet road when the beach pioneers did not drive it on hot summer days.
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Then, in July 2023, there was a break in the case.
Heermann – an architect from Massapequa, was arrested, about 20 minutes' drive from where some of the murdered women were found.
The 61 -year -old was accused of killing seven women, and it is believed that all of them are sex workers.
Hyamman acknowledged that he was not guilty of all seven killings from the early 1990s to the early 2010.
Watch the neighbors in awe while combing the authorities through Herreman's house after his arrest.
“Crowded house”
Heuermann's house was described as messy.
“It was a very disorganized house,” Harrison told CW Pix11 in July 2023.
He said Hermann “was like a mouse package.”
High boxes were stacked, chaos was thrown around and the bathtub was cut after searching for Heuermann's house, and the photos obtained by CNN showed.
The authorities in the backyard of Hermann also dug for the evidence in the killings.
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Playboy doll and poster are found
Police carried personal things outside the home including a child's size doll, a picture of a blonde woman, bruises and PlayBoy poster, which was all photographed by The New York Post.
The authorities have also regained more than 200 guns of the cellar in the cellar.
“He had a arsenal in a basement he had on the basement,” Rodney Harrison, Sofolk County Police Commissioner at the time, told the Fox News in July 2023.
It seems that the doll in Heuermann has a long -braided blond hair and red with a matching bow.
The blonde woman in the confiscated photo had tasted students and bruises under her eyes.
The wife and children move
Hermann's wife, Asa Irroub, quickly presented divorce after the arrest of the alleged killer.
The couple signed the divorce papers last week, just hours before Hermann deserved in the court to attend a hearing before the trial.
But Ellerop still supports Heermann in court with their adult daughter, Victoria, last Friday.
A divorce lawyer at Ellerup, Robert Macedono, said Newsdays “still block the ruling on the guilt of Rex until all the evidence is running in the courtroom.”
After the police searched Hermann's house, Irroub and the children moved to a family drug in Chester, South Carolina, about an hour driven northern Colombia.
Macedonio said that Eirop no longer felt a house after the police inspection, which the lawyer described as “a violation of property rights.”
New updates on the case
Friday's session focused on whether the prosecutors could use the DNA evidence that they are linking Heermann to kill in his trial.
But the defense argues that DNA evidence should be unacceptable in view of the new technology used to collect its collection that has not been tested in the New York courts yet.
Meanwhile, a new documentary chain was released on Netflix's investigation on Monday.
The three -part series, Gone Girls: The Long Island Serial Killer, dive into the search for the sick killer through the lens of the victims, their loved ones and the police.
“Family members have never surrendered.
“These women knew that there was a need for shaking [up] Director Liz Garbus told Netflix associated with Netflix.
Garbus continued: “Of course, they should not have [had] To work hard.
“The system must work to protect them and must protect their family members.
“But at the end of the day, their voices were really important.”
Victims of the murder associated with the murderers series Long Island
The Sleepy Seaside community in Gilgo Beach felt in Long Island, New York, by terror after the arrest of Rex Heermann in July 2023 due to a series of heinous murders. This is what we know about his alleged victims:
Mourin Brenard Barnes, 25 – Brainard-Barnes was believed to be a sexual factor based in Norwich, Contecticut. She went with the names of “Juliana” or “Marie” and announced its services on various platforms, including Craigslist and BackPage. She mostly worked on hotels in Manhattan. On the day of her death on July 6, 2007, she took the new London amtrak train to Grand Central Terminal. She was reported to be lost eight days later, but her remains were not found on the northern side of Ocean Parkway near Gilgo Beach.
Melissa Parcemi, 24 – Barathimi was an ambitious hairdresser who was last alive on July 12, 2009. She worked as an online escort and lived in Bronx, New York City, but she worked primarily from the hotels in Manhattan. I used sites such as the great Finder Friend and I went either by “Chloe” or “Heatsexychloe” online. After she disappeared, her sister revealed that she had received calls from a strange person who confessed to killing her. Her body was found on Gilgo Beach on December 11, 2010.
Megan Waterman, 22 – Waterman was a single mother who lived in Scarboro, Maine, when she lost. She used a sexual worker who announces her services on Craigslist and back borrowed names “Lexxy” and “Sexy Lexi”. She disappeared on June 6, 2010, after leaving the Holiday Inn Hotel in Hauppauge, Long Island. Two days later, her loss was reported, and her body was found on December 13 of the same year.
Amber Lin Costilo, 27 – Costilo lived in West Babylon, Long Island, at the time of her disappearance. It was announced as a sexual worker in Craigslist and BackPage, according to what was reported to support heroin addiction. She had entered the toxin disposal program shortly before disappearing before relapse. The last time was seen on September 2, 2010, and her body was discovered in Ocean Parkway on December 13, 2010.
Jessica Taylor, 20 – Taylor was accompanying the city center, New York when she was reported to be lost on July 19, 2003. More remains were discovered on March 29, 2011, while searching for Shanan Gilbert, a 23 -year -old sexual worker.
Sandra Costella, 28 Costilla was born in Trinidad and Tobago, who lived in New York at the time of her disappearance. Investigators called Costilla as “getting rid of”, and its last known title was in Queens. The remains of Costella in the forest were revealed in Southampton on November 20, 1993. Costilla was subjected to many severe force injuries in its face, trunk, breasts, left thigh and vaginal area.
Valerie Mac, 24 – At the time of her disappearance, Mac was working as an accompanying name “Melissa Taylor”. She was last seen alive in the spring of 2000 in New Jersey, but her family was not missing. Parts of her body were discovered by the hikers in September 2000 at Long Island Pine Barrens, but she was not recognized and was given the title of “Jane Doe No. 6.” The remaining remains of her remains on April 4, 2011, near Gilgo Beach.
There were many other murder victims associated with a series in Long Island, but no connection was found with Rex Hyurman, who is not suspected of their death.
Karen Fergata, 34 – Fergata was a sexual worker living on West 45 Street in Manhattan at the time of her disappearance on Valentine's Day, 1996. Her father called that day to wish him a happy birthday. Parts of her body were found in Davis Park on Fire Island's Blue Point Beach on April 20 of that year, but at that time, she was not recognized and was known as “Jane Doe No. 7.” Its skull was found in Ocean Parkway on April 11, 2011.
Additional victims – Four other remains of potential victims were also recovered, but they were not officially called.
