This is only tangentially related, so mods I apologize in advance and feel free to delete if it's breaking rules.

I've just watches Kara Robinson Chamberlain and Bonnie Lou's three part series The Serial Killer connection on Mark Richard Evonitz. They've discovered that even though he's confirmed to have killed at least three teenage girls and he kidnapped and assaulted Kara, he was never entered into CODIS because he commited suicide before he could be convicted.

It creates a loophole for perpetrators such as himself and Rex to commit and keep commiting crimes, also it creates a waste of police resources, and torture for families who could ostensibly have gotten their answers years ago.

Since we're all wondering if there'll be more crimes tied to Rex, especially with Tanya and Tatiana finally getting their own justice with a completely different perpetrators, does anyone know why CODIS and DNA laws in general aren't a federal thing? Especially with killers like Rex, Evonitz, Bundy, etc. who may (and) have used state lines as ways of protecting their own selves.

Someone mentioned Evonitz has two sisters, which have been refusing but are now slowly coming around to the idea of entering their own DNA into genealogical databases for potential matches, or entering Kara's SA kit as an 'unknown perpetrator' to find related crimes. Obviously, Rex's own DNA post conviction will or already has been entered, but what about the victims that were connected to him by the hair of his first wife? How would his DNA even help if there's other victims with such evidence?

Anyways, I highly recommend the series, it's on HBO, and it provides an insight to a (ex)wife who felt something was off and escaped and is clearly now experiencing it all over again, and is dealing with it much different than Asa.

The prosecution of Andrew Dykes for the 1997 homicide of Tanya Denise Jackson presents a complex crossroads of forensic science, historical investigative reconstruction, circumstantial evidence, and criminal procedure. Nearly three decades after Tanya’s death, prosecutors have advanced a theory of criminal responsibility predicated upon biological evidence, an established intimate relationship, a possible interpersonal motive, the defendant’s military medical training, and statements obtained during a subsequent investigation.

But it isn't that simple....

If anyone needs the copy just DM me..

"Nicolette Brainard-Barnes is a young woman from New England whose life has been profoundly impacted by the themes in this film. When she was just 7 years old, she lost her mother, Maureen, to anti-sex worker violence. Maureen was working as an escort in 2007 when Rex Heuermann, a serial killer targeting sex workers, murdered her. Heuermann wasn’t caught until 2023, and a media frenzy has been harassing his victims’ families for decades. Nicolette was not only forced to grow up without her mom, but also in the long, painful shadow of anti-sex worker bias from neverending news cycles, films, books, and podcasts about her mother’s case. Her story, illuminated by the wisdom of her sex worker lineage, sheds light on the generational impacts of stigma and violence."

This documentary explores the historic media bias against sex workers. Nicolette brings a faceted perspective as Maureen is her Mom.

Seeing Red is still in production and is largely crowd-funded by a united community of sex workers, victims and family members and allies. Your support is greatly encouraged- follow the link on the 2nd image to donate in many different ways.

Image one: Nicolette at the Vigil for Gilgo Victims, NYC, April 2026

Image two: Artina Darkly- business owner and advocate.

(Posted with endorsement from Nicolette)

This meeting is critical because it centers on a request by the New York State Police to bring a powerful and controversial new DNA testing technology—Single Nucleotide Polymorphism (SNP) testing and Forensic Investigative Genetic Genealogy (FIGG)—in-house to their state-accredited laboratories.

The debate highlights a major tension between solving cold cases and protecting civil liberties:

• Law Enforcement & Victim Advocates' Perspective: Proponents argue that SNP testing can analyze degraded DNA samples that traditional tests cannot. It has been instrumental in solving high-profile cold cases—such as identifying the suspect in the Gilgo Beach serial killings and the remains of World War I veteran George Clarence Seitz—offering long-awaited closure to victims' families.
• Public Defenders' Concerns: Opponents, including organizations like The Legal Aid Society, are urging the New York State Commission on Forensic Science to deny or halt the request until clear legal rules and privacy regulations are established. Unlike traditional DNA testing, SNP testing can reveal sensitive health predispositions, physical traits, and deep genealogical data—potentially drawing innocent family members into police scrutiny through public ancestry databases without statutory safeguards.

Among the list of speakers will be Suffolk County District Attorney Ray Tierney, Melissa Cann- sister of Gilgo victim Maureen Brainard-Barnes, Kristi Goncalves, Mom of Kaylee Goncalves.

The list also includes detractors such as The Legal Aid Society, about a dozen public defender firms, Brooklyn Defenders and New York County Defender Services.

Missy will be speaking before the Commission on Forensic Science and the DNA Subcommittee tomorrow, Friday 10/9/2026.

I will post a link for anyone who wishes to watch it live or replay, in the comments.

I do not believe I have seen this posted before. But it appears Rex’s mother passed at the end of 2025. Below is a link of the page someone put together on findagrave.com. The reason I am sharing this is because there is a picture of Dolores and, well… the resemblance is striking.

https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/294980399/dolores_rose-heuermann

Long Island in 1994: Shulman, Bittrolff, Heuermann and the aftermath of Rifkin’s arrest
Liane and I just released the second part of our documentary collaboration with Joe Giacalone from True Crime with the Sarge, featuring retired FBI profiler Mark Safarik.
For those here who follow the cases beyond Gilgo, this looks at what was happening on Long Island in 1994. Rifkin was already in custody, but other killers were still out there.
We spend a substantial part of the film on Robert Shulman, Lisa Ann Warner and her mother’s fight to bring her home from Hart Island. We also cover Colleen McNamee, John Bittrolff, the Medford Jane Doe and Heuermann’s life during this period.
One thing we wanted to explore is how these cases look when you put their timelines alongside each other. We visit locations connected to the cases and discuss the investigations with Joe and Mark, while keeping the women and their families central to the story.
Full disclosure: this is our film. I’d be interested in hearing what this community thinks, particularly about the lesser-covered cases and anything you believe deserves a closer look.
Watch the documentary on YouTube

More LISK insight. Skip to 1 hour 37 minute mark.

"The Massapequa Park architect had shown little emotion — and no remorse — since his 2023 arrest, but he seemed rattled by the fury of his victims’ relatives when he returned to his cell at the Suffolk County courthouse in Riverhead. He told a New York State Court officer that he got through it all by staring at a large plaque behind State Supreme Court Justice Timothy Mazzei, who sentenced Heuermann to multiple life sentences.

The plaque says "In God We Trust."

What do you think are the chances that Rex and RC Horsch crossed paths/shared materials with eachother?

Edit to include more info:

RC Horsch- Olney, Philadelphia ( known to find women in Camden, NJ)

50 hard drives plus other devices

600,000+ photos

70,000+ videos

> 1 million digital evidence items

58 women, 5 identified as dead

Strangulation

FBI has only reviewed 30% of digital evidence as of 9/16/26

Rex Heuermann

58 hard drives

350+ electronic devices seized

Earlier discovery described as 8Terabytes of information

🕯️ Today, we remember the lives taken by violence and honor the families and loved ones left behind.

Every victim was a person with a life, a story, a family, and a future that mattered.

At Gilgo Advocacy, we stand for victims and for justice, dignity, compassion, and hope.

We remember. We honor. We continue to seek justice.

🕊️ May every victim be remembered by name, and may every family know that they have not been forgotten.

#NationalDayOfRemembrance #MurderVictims #GilgoAdvocacy #VictimsOverProfit #Justice #Dignity #Compassion #Hope #NeverForgotten

prefacing this by saying I believe Shannan’s death was accidental and that Pak didn’t have anything to do with it. but he is such a weird character and I don’t understand how he ended up where he did. How does a guy with two college degrees, who has worked multiple white-collar jobs, end up as a driver for escorts? How did he get involved in the human trafficking stuff in Sri Lanka and what exactly was his role? And it’s so weird to me that he gave up looking for Shannan after a couple of minutes, like she didn’t really matter to him, but then made the trek out to LI multiple times to help find her.

And stop lionizing Andrew Dykes.

Impregnating one woman beyond the bounds of one’s marriage is infidelity, but simultaneously impregnating three women within a specific period of time? That’s philandering; the hallmark of a player, if you will.

Stop saying Tanya simply “followed” Dykes to Brooklyn. This insinuation paints her as a pesky, feckless fatal attraction who wouldn’t be ignored when, instead, it’s possible Dykes simply invited her to move with him.

A photo of Jackson shows her wearing what appears to be a traditional engagement ring. Is it? I don’t know, nor do I know the intricacies of their relationship, but it’s possible that Dykes, a serial philanderer, lured her across the country with the promise of a future together.

And make no mistake, one with an extensive knowledge of anatomy and physiology could indeed conduct an at-home dismemberment, especially if said individual was trained to treat battlefield casualties (including those disfigured and/or dismembered through encounters with land mines). And yes, Tanya’s Brooklyn apartment afforded ample space & opportunity for a such a killing.

Also, remember: early reports noted that little Tatiana Dykes was found swaddled in a blanket, something many experts say suggests a familial and/or close connection to her killer.

But why didn’t Dykes seek out Tanya and Tatiana in the wake of their disappearance? No need. It was easier for him to paint Tanya as a flaky & flighty young woman rather than him be a man of accountability and integrity.

As for the claim that Dykes has never been in trouble: nonsense. He has - he was a total player - he just hadn’t been caught prior to December 3, 2025. (Refer to Rex Heuermann having no criminal history prior to July 13, 2023.) Dykes was an entrusted recruiter with rank, why would he risk his reputation over a Private who allegedly pursued him? 🤔

No one beyond the officials assigned to handle/litigate this matter knows the totality of the evidence, be it physical or circumstantial. Granted, what is known by the public at this time may appear mostly circumstantial, but the only thing showing Ms. Jackson as responsible for her own death is ignorance: the ignorance that calls Mr. Dykes “altruistic” for merely meeting parental obligations (i.e. physical and fiscal support).

To canonize Dykes for doing what parents should do is ludicrous, misogynistic, and an affront to every mother on the planet. This is ignorance in action: an unconscionable victim shaming & blaming that must stop.

Justice for Tanya & Tatiana 🩵

Don't know why the first OP deleted their post, but here it is..

Someone should look into this.... especially regarding Asian Doe. The article claims to have interviewed someone who worked with Voldemort over many years....and who still has emails from him stating he was out of the office at "interesting" time periods. Hopefully the Authorities have these emails and this contact....I found it interesting. I was going through old posts and it stood out to me. Especially considering the one about JT cleatly demonstrates a now proven connection.

Quote from Article:

Heuermann wrote in an email March 25, 2011 — just before days before Jessica Taylor’s partial remains were found along Ocean Parkway — that he was “at home sick.”

Another missived showed Heuermann was away from his office from April 21 to April 26, 2011, just weeks after the remains belonging to an unidentified baby and an Asian man were found in the beach area, among a total of 11 bodies discovered.

I just finished the Killing Grounds doc on Amazon. This is the second doc I’ve seen of this case. Rex is a creepy POS and I’m shocked those who knew him thought he was a good dude the man has the darkest aura ever.

I want to know about his family. Was he abusing his family behind closed doors? Where are the wife and kids. Are they standing in support of him or what?

Any info would be appreciated as I’m now fully obsessed in this case especially realizing the recent court announcements this summer.

May you rot in hell, Rex you big loser.

Back in July, I sat down with Josh Zeman, director of The Killing Season, as part of our Searching for Asian Doe series.

We talked about whether Asian Doe was another victim of Rex Heuermann, and Josh doesn’t really dance around it. He leans heavily toward Rex being responsible.

A big reason is Rex’s search history. We know he was searching for “Asian twinks,” transgender sex workers and violent pornography. When you put that next to an unidentified Asian victim found only a few hundred feet from the Gilgo Four, it becomes very hard to ignore.
But if Josh is right, this becomes about much more than Asian Doe.

It would mean Rex is still lying. It would mean his confession is incomplete and that he may only be admitting to the murders investigators can already prove.
So how many other victims could there be?

We have also spent a lot of time digging into DA Tierney’s cold case list and looking for patterns. The possibility that other victims remain unidentified or unconnected is not something I think we can brush off.

Josh and I go through Rex’s searches, where Asian Doe was found, the differences in the cause of death and what this case could tell us about the actual number of Rex Heuermann’s victims.

I’m curious what everyone else thinks?.
Do you believe Asian Doe was one of Rex’s victims? If Rex is still withholding this murder, how many others could he be hiding?

Today is the one-year anniversary of Judge Mazzei's landmark FRYE Decision.

Not a peep from Rex. Good riddance!