Judge: Guns owned by alleged Gilgo Beach killer can be transferred to Nassau investigators
According to court documents, some of the guns may have been possessed illegally. Heuermann could face possession charges for the weapons found.
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A Suffolk County judge has ruled that alleged Gilgo Beach serial killer Rex Heuermann’s guns can be transferred to Nassau County investigators.
According to court documents, some of the guns may have been possessed illegally. Heuermann could face possession charges for the weapons found.
Prosecutors don't believe that the guns were used in any of the killings that Heuermann is accused of.
Heuermann pleaded not guilty to three killings in the Gilgo Beach case.
