Rex Heuermann ‘most likely’ is the alleged Gilgo Beach killer, daughter says

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LONG ISLAND (PIX11) – The daughter of Rex Heuermann announced through her lawyer on Tuesday afternoon that her father, ‘most likely,’ is the alleged Gilgo Beach killer.

Heuermann’s daughter, Victoria, states that after reviewing the information and having it explained to her, she was able to process it and form her own opinion that her father is most likely the Gilgo Beach serial killer.

Bob Macedino, the family’s lawyer, also noted that Asa (Heuermann’s wife), on the other hand, believes that Rex, the father of her children and her ex-husband of 27 years, is incapable of committing these horrific acts. 

Who is Rex Heuermann?

Rex Heuermann, 61, an architect from Massapequa Park, is accused of killing multiple people in the Gilgo Beach serial killings.

Heuermann grew up on Long Island and has lived in Massapequa Park his entire life, according to News 12 Long Island.

Heuermann is married and has two children.

The family home is situated across a bay from where the remains were discovered.

What is Rex Heuermann accused of?

Heuermann is charged with killing multiple people whose remains were found on Long Island. He has pleaded not guilty to all the charges.

Heuermann is believed to have used a burner phone to contact his victims, according to court documents. He used Tinder under an alias, according to court documents. Documents also said an email account associated with one of the burner phones associated with Heuermann was used to search for sex workers, torture-related pornography, and other illicit forms of pornography.

Although Heuermann has been charged with the murders of seven women dating back to the 1990s, he has not yet been found guilty and is currently still on trial on Long Island. 

This story comprises reporting from The Associated Press.

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