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Suspected Netflix Serial Killer Arrested – Police Had Reportedly Been Eyeing Him for a Year
Suspected Netflix Serial Killer Arrested - Police Had Reportedly Been Eyeing Him for a Year
“I never thought he was anything but a businessman, average guy who had a family and went to work,” one neighbor said.
www.thegatewaypundit.com
In the end, it was a pizza crust that led to the suspect’s arrest.
A 59-year-old architect was taken into custody Thursday night in connection with a series of murders on Long Island, according to The Associated Press.
The man, identified as Rex Heuermann, was caught after detectives “recovered his DNA from pizza crust in a box that he discarded in a Manhattan trash can and matched it to a hair found on a restraint used in the killings,” the AP reported.
The New York Post reported that Heuermann has been a person of interest for over a year.
Investigators have worked for more than a decade to solve the killings, dubbed the Gilgo Beach murders after the area where the victims’ remains were discovered.
The burlap-wrapped bodies of four women were found in 2010. They were identified as Melissa Barthelemy, 24; Megan Waterman, 22; Amber Lynn Costello, 27; and Maureen Brainard-Barnes, 25.
“By spring 2011, that number had climbed to 10 sets of human remains,” the AP reported. They included the bodies of eight women, one man and one toddler.
“Investigators have said several times over the years that it is unlikely one person killed all the victims,” the Post reported.
The sensational unsolved murder case was the subject of the 2020 Netflix film “Lost Girls.”
Commentary:
With very little to go on Suffolk police worked hard to crack this case finally with overwhelming evidence. Yet, they can't crack the cocaine scandal in the White House, and magically drop the case.
Reminds me of the Epstein suicide.
Occam's razor say`s that the perpetrator is a family member of the Biden`s.
The Most Likely Suspects for Bringing Cocaine to the White House
An extremely unofficial investigation.
nymag.com