'No end in sight' for Gilgo Beach murders investigation
LONG ISLAND - On Monday, a team of investigators continued to carefully comb through Rex Heuermann’s home. They brought out guns along with other evidence that could help tie the 59-year-old architect to at least three of the Gilgo Beach murders. He’s said to also be a prime suspect in a fourth.
Those who have seen the married father of two said he’d circle the park where kids would play sports.
"He had the distinct truck, was a big guy, something you’d remember," said one neighbor.
That truck was one of the key clues that helped investigators zero in on Heuermann after a witness said he was seen driving it with one of his victims.
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Gilgo Beach murders: Everything we know in the case against Rex Heuermann
Rex Heuermann is charged with first and second degree murder in connection with the deaths of three victims – Melissa Barthelemy, Megan Waterman and Amber Costello.
Over in Amityville, police taped off two facilities where investigators searched storage lockers linked to Heuermann.
Suffolk District Attorney Raymond Tierney says it’s just the beginning.
"We have four cases, and we’re going to complete it and keep going," he said.
When asked how long the crime scene will be active, Det. Lt. Kevin Beyrer said: