Detectives are now checking to see if the suspect's DNA or behavior fits unsolved murders and missing persons cases in New York City.
Gilgo Beach murders suspect Rex Heuermann has been described as a "demon" and an "ogre". Rhiannon Ally has details.Detectives are now checking to see if his DNA or behavior fit unsolved murders and missing persons cases in New York City, an NYPD official told ABC News.
Additionally, the 59-year-old Heuermann's DNA has been entered into a statewide database, available to all law enforcement agencies in New York. Police remain at the Massapequa Park home searching for clues. They also searched a storage unit bin nearby Amityville as they try to solidify the case involving the three first degree murder charges and see if they can tie him to the six other Gilgo victims.
Gilgo Beach became the focal point of the long-stalled investigation into the discovery of 11 sets of remains, including that of a toddler, all discarded along the parkway that cuts the length of a thin strip of white sand, dirt, brambles and marshes known as Jones Beach Island.
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