Alleged Long Island serial killer intends to change plea to guilty, sources say
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Alleged Long Island serial killer intends to change plea to guilty, sources say
"Rex Heuermann, a former architect charged with murdering seven women over 17 years, is set to change his plea from not guilty at his next scheduled court hearing on 8 April."
"Prosecutors have said DNA evidence, cellphone data and evidence found in a search of Heuermann's Massapequa, New York, home connect him to the victims, who were all young women involved in sex work."
"The investigation of a potential Long Island serial killer spilled into public view in 2010, when police searching for a missing woman discovered numerous sets of human remains in the scrub along Ocean Parkway."
Rex Heuermann, charged with murdering seven women over 17 years, intends to change his plea from not guilty to guilty at a court hearing on April 8. Heuermann has been in custody since his arrest in July 2023. Prosecutors have linked him to the victims through DNA evidence and cellphone data. The remains of several victims were found along Ocean Parkway. Families of the victims and Heuermann's family have been notified of his decision to plead guilty, although he can still change his mind before the court date.
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