![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/three-reasons-police-may-have-arrested-serial-killer-suspect/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/1_MAP_CHP_140723killer_14326killer.jpg&description=Gilgo Beach murders expert Robert Ottone spoke to the Mirror about what could have prompted the arrest of architect Rex Heuermann in connection with the Long Island murders An expert in the Gilgo Beach murders has shared three things which may have prompted police to arrest a suspect in connection with the Long Island murders. Suffolk Police - which is leading the investigation - is yet to release any information about the arrest and there has been no charges filed. Author Robert Ottone, 39, has been researching the Long Island Serial Killer case since the bodies were discovered in 2010. Speaking exclusively to the Mirror, he talked about what he thinks may have led to the arrest of 59-year-old Rex Heuermann, a prominent architect, outside his Manhattan office last night, July 13. Robert explained he believes there are three "potential reasons" why a suspect could have been on the police's radar for a year before his arrest, after many years of inaction. "One, DNA, possibly," he said. "Two, somebody's finally said something. Or three, this is just a really good example of the new Suffolk County police force in action." Police were spotted outside Heuermann's Massapequa Park home, and also searching the Massapequa Park area today, July 14. Robert said that police were "digging up his lawn" as they continued their search. He talked about how things were changing in the area, that "the police force is getting younger, they're getting smarter and they're getting more diverse", and according to Robert "that's the really important part." Robert went on to say: "It's more about hearts and minds than about just making things go away, which is kind of what the old guard in the county was. Just like 'Hey, let's mop this up as quick as possible and call it a day'." One of the things which prompted change within the county's police department was the "gang problem", specifically relating to a group calling themselves MS13. Robert said: "That's kind of forced our two police depa){kind=link}
Gilgo Beach murders expert Robert Ottone spoke to the Mirror about what could have prompted the arrest of architect Rex Heuermann in connection with the Long Island murders
An expert in the Gilgo Beach murders has shared three things which may have prompted police to arrest a suspect in connection with the Long Island murders.
Suffolk Police – which is leading the investigation – is yet to release any information about the arrest and there has been no charges filed.
Author Robert Ottone, 39, has been researching the Long Island Serial Killer case since the bodies were discovered in 2010. Speaking exclusively to the Mirror, he talked about what he thinks may have led to the arrest of 59-year-old Rex Heuermann, a prominent architect, outside his Manhattan office last night, July 13.
Robert explained he believes there are three “potential reasons” why a suspect could have been on the police’s radar for a year before his arrest, after many years of inaction. “One, DNA, possibly,” he said.