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FBI joins investigation of missing South Carolina mom over possible Rex Heuermann ties
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0:46Now PlayingThe FBI has joined an investigation into possible links between suspected serial killer Rex Heuermann and a missing South Carolina mom — but a local sheriff cautions that so far there is “zero” direct evidence.
Sumter County Sheriff’s Office confirmed to NBC News Monday that the feds have been asked to help investigate Julia Ann Bean’s 2017 disappearance after her daughter recently came forward to say she was last seen with a man resembling the 59-year-old Gilgo Beach suspect.
The daughter, Cameron Bean, also said the mystery man was driving a dark truck, seemingly similar to the vehicle hauled from Heuermann’s own home in the Palmetto State after his arrest for the Long Island murders.
“Miss Bean may have a connection with the serial killer in New York, Rex Heuermann,” the sheriff’s office spokesman Mark Bordeaux recently told WLTX.
“It’s still unclear, but there’s enough hope that our investigators are doggedly pursuing an answer.”
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