Rex Heuermann, the Gilgo Beach murder suspect, has been charged with the murders of two additional women after planning documents were found on a hard drive at his residence. The documents detailed his sickening plans and strategies to evade detection. He was linked to the murders through DNA evidence and was caught after more than a decade of authorities searching for a suspect. He pleaded not guilty in the deaths of four other women he solicited for sex.
Key Points
Planning documents found on hard drive led to additional murder charges
DNA evidence linked Heuermann to the murders
Heuermann pleaded not guilty in the deaths of four other women
Pros
Justice for the victims and their families
Arrest and charging of a dangerous suspect
Potential closure for the community after years of uncertainty
Cons
Disturbing details of the suspect's planning and actions