“My first question when a long sought suspect in multiple murders is caught is, ‘does he have a family?’” she said. She went on to explain that her first thought when someone like this is arrested is “does he have a family?” Rader’s daughter, Kerri Rawson, who’s own experience had driven her to become an advocate for victims, said that her father, Rader, had hid in “plain sight” for over 30 years while committing the brutal murders in the surrounding area. Police say that Heuermann’s wife, along with his daughter and stepson, were all “in the dark about his double life,” and neighbors of the family said that they were rarely ever seen together. The arrest came as a shock to both unsuspecting families, and Heuermann’s wife, Asa Ellerup, filed for divorce on Wednesday just as Rader’s wife had filed for divorce almost immediately after his arrest in 2005. He pointed out that both of them had been caught due to DNA and electronic tracking, he had also said that he had predicted years ago that when the Gilgo Beach murderer is caught, they will have a lot of similarities with each other.Īnother similarity was the shock that came to each family and the surrounding community.
“Husband, dad longtime a serial killer, stalker, used electronic devices, lives in a neighborhood undetected.” Rader, who is known for “binding, torturing, and killing” at least 10 people, which included two children in Wichita, Kansas between 19, said that Heuermann is like him in that he appeared to be a regular family man until police showed up at his home, years after the killings.
(Photo by Suffolk County Sheriff’s Office via Getty Images)ĭennis Rader, also known as BTK, said that the Gilgo Beach murders suspect, Rex Heuermann, is “a clone of me” in a letter to Fox News Digital. In this handout provided by the Suffolk County Sheriff’s Office, Rex Heuermann poses for his booking photo on July 14, 2023.
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