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0:33Now PlayingThe Long Island man busted for the notorious Gilgo Beach murders is an architect who calls himself a “troubleshooter” working alongside New York City’s Department of Buildings.
Rex Heuermann, 59, was busted by a special task force focusing on the murders, numerous sources told The Post on Friday as cops swarmed his home in Massapequa Park.
He had been on the radar of the special Gilgo Beach Homicide Investigation Task Force for at least a year — and was arrested after being linked by DNA, one source said.
Heuermann is the president of his own Fifth Avenue-based company, RH Architecture Design, which he’s had since 1994 — six years before the Long Island murders.
“I’m a troubleshooter born and raised on Long Island,” the portly, dark-haired architect told a French YouTuber last year.
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