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0:51Now PlayingAlleged Gilgo Beach serial killer Rex Heuermann routinely burned garbage at home and once even dug a hole in his yard in the middle of the night, his longtime next-door neighbor claimed.
Dominick Cancellieri rejected reports of Massapequa Park neighbors recalling Heuermann, 59, as a normal-seeming fellow, saying that was “not the case at all” from his own experience sharing a property line with the man charged with killing three women more than a decade ago.
“Every instance — even just the way he looked — I always thought this guy was a weirdo,” Cancellieri told Chris Cuomo on NewsNation Thursday night.
“Freaking everything that’s come up — the vile Google searches that he’s had — this all makes sense to me now,” the neighbor said.
According to Cancellieri, the alleged serial killer had a history of carrying out strange activities overnight.
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