Long Island man with world's largest serial killer collection reveals how alleged Gilgo Beach slayer Rex Heuermann items fare in market: 'Hot item'

The article discusses the high demand for memorabilia associated with accused Gilgo Beach Killer Rex Heuermann. Prominent memorabilia dealer David Adamovich notes the potential value of items linked to Heuermann, especially if he is convicted. Items like his Chevrolet Avalanche and any evidence tied to the murders could attract collectors. With over 9,000 pieces in his collection, Adamovich emphasizes how the market for killer-related memorabilia can be lucrative yet macabre, with prices expected to soar upon formal conviction of the accused.

Right now, he's a hot item,” David Adamovich, the 78-year-old Freeport resident, told The Post.

I'm sure his stuff is going to be of value to current collectors,” he said, noting that items will only skyrocket in price in the event Heuermann is formally convicted of murder.

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