New court documents revealed the disturbing online activities of accused Long Island serial killer Rex Heuermann, who faces murder charges in all the “Gilgo Beach Four” cases. The recently unsealed indictment disclosed that Heuermann, using the Gmail account “sandbagger303” and another email address, engaged in sick online searches, including violent sex acts and autopsy photos.
The court papers detailed Heuermann’s explicit searches, which encompassed terms like “Tied up fat girl porn,” “Skinny white teen crying porn,” “medieval torture of women,” and “skinny black slave girl.” Additionally, he looked up content such as “autopsy photos of female,” “how I was raped audio,” “stories of rape audio,” “crying blow job porn,” and “fat teen cum on face porn,” according to the Suffolk County District Attorney’s Office.
In a new development, Heuermann, 60, faces an additional murder charge in the death of Maureen Brainard-Barnes, one of the “Gilgo Beach Four.” Brainard-Barnes went missing on July 9, 2007, and her remains were found on Dec. 13, 2010, along Gilgo Beach on Long Island.
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All four victims, including Amber Lynn Costello, Megan Waterman, and Melissa Barthelemy, worked as prostitutes on Long Island and were discovered among at least six other sets of remains.
In addition to disturbing online searches, prosecutors revealed that Heuermann emailed and texted escorts and conducted numerous searches for information on the Gilgo Beach murders, which remained unsolved for 13 years. He also searched for law enforcement techniques for tracking cellphones, the use of DNA in solving crimes, and contact information for his victims’ relatives, according to the court documents. Heuermann was arrested last year, charged in the slayings of Costello, Waterman, and Barthelemy, and officially charged in Brainard-Barnes’ death on Tuesday.
