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Neighbors react to Gilgo Beach serial killings suspect Rex Heuermann’s arrest: ‘I’m not surprised’
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0:56Now PlayingNeighbors of the New York City architect arrested in connection with the grisly “Gilgo Four” murders say the Long Island resident seemed “regular” — though others recalled long being spooked by his dilapidated house and said they were “not surprised” that he was arrested for the killings.
“I’ve seen him. He looks regular, like an everyday guy. I’ve seen him when I take my wife to the train — he takes the train to his office in the city,” Barry Auslander, 72, told The Post of Rex Heuermann, 59, a Massapequa Park married father of two who was taken into custody Thursday night.
“He seemed like a regular neighbor,” Auslander, who lives down the block from his home on 1st Avenue early Friday., insisted.
“He grew up here. I never thought he was anything but a businessman. Average guy who had a family and went to work.”
Shortly before 9:30 a.m., at least eight investigators dressed in forensic gear were still milling around Heuermann’s house on the quiet suburban street.
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