A New York judge has allowed DNA evidence obtained through advanced techniques into the forthcoming murder trial of the man accused of being Long Island’s Gilgo Beach serial killer. A New York State Supreme Court justice handed down his decision Wednesday in the case against Rex Heuermann in Riverhead court. The 61-year-old Manhattan architect was arrested more than two years ago and has been charged in the deaths of seven women in a series of killings that prosecutors say spanned decades. Most of the women’s remains were discovered along an isolated parkway not far from Gilgo Beach and Heuermann’s home in Massapequa.
Judge allows advanced DNA evidence in Gilgo Beach serial killing trial
