After a years-long manhunt that has confounded police, a suspected serial killer is in custody in connection to the string of murders and bodies found along Gilgo Beach on Long Island, according to a law enforcement official and two government officials.
After a years-long manhunt that has confounded police, a suspected serial killer was arrested in connection to a string of murders and bodies found alongFour senior law enforcement officials briefed on the case saidin Manhattan in connection with the investigation. He was charged with three counts of first-degree murder and three counts of second-degree murder in the deaths of Melissa Barthelemy, Megan Waterman and Amber Costello, according to court documents.
Law enforcement officials felt strongly that the alleged killer was from Long Island because that cell phone tower ping – which came from a phone belonging to one of the victims after her death – originated from the Massapequa area, according to two senior law enforcement officials briefed on the case.
In a YouTube video, Heuermann was seen speaking about his life on Long Island, his family, and how he has been working in NYC since the 1980s. The suspect’s house is a little over a 15-mile car ride away from Gilgo Beach. The DNA test results that allegedly linked Heuermann to the Gilgo Beach bodies came back on June 12 — with the results having a 99.96 degree of accuracy.Those who live in the suspect's quiet neighborhood were stunned at the developments, saying they often saw Heuermann in a suit heading to work in the morning. Neighbors said he has lived at the home his entire life, having grown up there and buying the house from his parents. He lived there with his wife and two adult children.
Barry Auslander, another neighbor, said the man who lived in the house commuted by train to New York City each morning, wearing a suit and tie and carrying a briefcase.A suspect has been taken into custody after the remains of 11 people were found in Suffolk County more than a decade ago. Here’s what you need to know."We knew that when we were investigating, when we dealt with the media, or whatever it was we were doing, we were playing before a party of one.
"Hopefully...the day has finally come when someone so deprived, depraved of heart, would kill individuals, innocent individuals in the prime of their lives young lives, is finally brought to justice," the governor said.
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