One neighbor recalled his casual threat over a less-than-precise parking job. Another said her family had talked with him just once — even though they’d lived in the same Long Island neighborhood for years.
A former co-worker remembered the time he cared for her while she was injured — an act of kindness her parents later thanked him for.
At the center of these contradictory recollections is Rex Heuermann, the Manhattan architect who law enforcement officials believe is responsible for killing at least three women in cases that remained unsolved for more than a decade after human remains were found on Long Island’s Gilgo Beach.
For more on the case, tune in to "The Hunt for the Gilgo Beach Killer" on Dateline at 9 ET/8 CT tonight.
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