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Gilgo suspect Rex Heuermann’s sick Google searches revealed: medieval torture and more #shorts
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1:00Now PlayingAccused Long Island serial killer Rex Heuermann’s sick online searches — including looking up deviant sex acts and autopsy photos — were exposed in new court documents Tuesday. NY Post reporter Kevin Sheehan shares this story.
Heuermann — who is now charged with murder in all of the “Gilgo Beach Four” cases — used the Gmail account “sandbagger303” and another email address to scour the web for pornography, according to the newly unsealed indictment.
The disgusting searches included “Tied up fat girl porn,” “Skinny white teen crying porn,” “medieval torture of women” and “skinny black slave girl,” the court papers state.
Heuermann also looked up “autopsy photos of female,” “how I was raped audio,” “stories of rape audio,” “crying blow job porn” and “fat teen cum on face porn,” according to the filing from the Suffolk County District Attorney’s Office.
The “sandbagger303” Gmail account was created by the hulking New York City architect in 2017 under the name Andrew Robert, but many of the stomach-turning Google searches came after April 2021, when he started using a T/Hawk email account, prosecutors said.
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