Serial Killer's HORRIFIC Journal and Google Searches. Rex Heuermann: LISK & The Gilgo Beach Murders

• by: @Mickey-Leigh
• 8 months ago

Buckle up

• by: @invictusbp1prop143
• 8 months ago

Buh-ehn.
Manha-ehn.
No! Button. Manhattan… Drives me nuts

• by: @kathywolbert1774
• 8 months ago

I love you – you think like me. It's uncanny!

• by: @DesolatedChild018
• 8 months ago

Rex’s gruesome Google searches and little checklist are obviously horrendous and scary. However, as you were going through it, I couldn’t avoid being caught up onto some details that I feel like are more revealing the more you think about it; How back at 2010 the police assumed he had “background in law enforcement” due to the length of the phonecalls he made taunting one of his victims sisters being shorter than it would take to trace it – And he literally Googling why the cops couldn’t trace it back then, 20 years after the fact; It so happens he “lucked out”, he indeed wasn’t law enforcement. The fact of the specific mention of hair in his “manual” and how this element now is so important. But to me it’s the consistent spelling errors, as well as shit like “be sure to sleep and be as quiet as possible” – like, no fucking shit, you had to include that? – on top of calling it “the hunt”… That was less of a checklist and more of the fantasizing of things to come. He’s obviously an intelligent person, I don’t dispute it. Well, I do dispute that he can be considered a “person” but that’s beside the point. Because he’s a still acts on compulsion. He probably rushed through writing it in a frenzy and didn’t even cared, it’s not like he was writing for anyone but him (and frankly, I’m not sure how much he actually read it himself) and he must have been giddy thinking about what was to come… That’s why these freaks never have “a couple” of the stuff they get on to, it’s always an unbelievable amount.

You might be thinking: “What’s the relevance of any of it?”. I think that Rex is undoubtedly intelligent, but he’s not really the Hannibal Lecter tier mastermind people make it out to be. And he’s still, like any other of his kind, guided by the most primeval aspects, which evolution did well in curbing on the rest of us.

So… how come it took all that time? All of those women in 10 years, without raising suspicion… More 10 years after to being finally uncovered. To me that’s as clear as it goes: He prayed on some of the most vulnerable, as in people who the broader society sees as undeserving of care. He was literally throwing their remains on a major public spot, and it took one guy with a dog to start finding them. The way I see it, he succeeded because we failed. Failed those women. Yes, not only the police department, not only the many awful individuals and circumstances that happened to every single one of these women, it’s a collective issue that involves the broader whole.
That’s scarier than the monster. We can delude ourselves in buying that narrative; That once the boogeyman is dealt with, the work is done. Pat on our backs for getting “justice” to his victims. No matter how scary the boogeyman can be, you can put an end to him eventually. The alternative envolves so much more work that it’s so overwhelming it’s incomprehensible.

And so it’s the same old story; From
Whitechapel to Long Island.

• by: @PhilLeotardosGhost
• 8 months ago

I always thought there was more than one killer but maybe Rex is responsible for them all.

• by: @breathlesshaste
• 8 months ago

The misspellings aren't that unusual when you're dealing with architects and engineers. Not sure why, but a lot of these otherwise intelligent people can't spell for 💩.

• by: @nikkiwestwood6127
• 8 months ago

Clearly its a LOT more to this girls story… I smell a fall guy,and i also sense some h*man tra**icking involving some higher ups. That 911 call is terrifying,like some kind of movie plot… Who is the old man's house she ran to? How'd he know her name when he supposedly just met her? If he knew she was afraid and running from someone why'd he let this driver dude in his home not knowing him from adam? Am i the only one seeing this? Why are ppl just accepting "she was high on substances" as reason for her behavior? So she was completely fine untill she made it to that dudes house in long Island? Smh too many questions

• by: @phoeberaymond8781
• 8 months ago

Annie I really like how carefully you explain the timelines of these more complex cases. 20 minute videos on them have to summarize and talk faster and it can get confusing

• by: @simdal3088
• 8 months ago

I just google fishing related stuff mostly, what is wrong with people.

• by: @melissad.2908
• 8 months ago

One of your best yet…

• by: @ABeautfulMess
• 8 months ago

I cant keep up..Ive been watching since the first girl that just got lost in the weeds. Her family was so broken and they thought it was a doctor..mow I'm just overwhelmed

• by: @cinhaytas
• 8 months ago

Omgggggg Annie… Wade Wilson who is this guy… What is his background?

• by: @kylasumner4180
• 8 months ago

Bro that’s crazy

• by: @jennifer8724
• 8 months ago

Has anyone ever seen The Cell? Vincent D'Onofrio plays a serial killer….the similarities are staggering & absolutely terrifying….TERRIFYING

• by: @Ana_Sor4ever
• 8 months ago

OMG ! 😨And after all those searches his wife can’t believe he’s a serial killer??

• by: @Peter-pv8xx
• 8 months ago

Architects are used to being detail oriented, a word that is aprapo is evil.