Heuermann's Dark Online Searches Uncovered

0:00Intertainment headlines in two minutes or less. You're tuned in to entertainment and celebrity news today. Prosecutors have revealed disturbing new details about Rex Hyermann, the 62-year-old architect suspected in the Gilgobeech murders. A recent core filing shows he searched online for violent adult content involving torture, rape, and images of bruised or crying women. He even looked up photos of the victim's families grieving their losses. He's accused of killing seven sex workers and dumping their bodies near Gilgobeech on Long Island between 1993 and 2010. Hyermann used burner phones to contact sex workers hundreds of times, reaching out to at least 60 of them over 500 occasions. One phone alone linked him to 56 workers or massage parlors more than 300 times. He also had a Tinder account under the name Andy, activated in July 2019 on another burner device, just four years before his arrest. Classmates from his high school days remember the six-foot six suspect as a mamas boy, always

1:02rushing home to his controlling mother after his father, died when he was 12. After his first divorce in the 1990s, he bought the family home from her for $170,000. Experts suggest this dynamic may have fueled deep resentment toward women. His own daughter, Victoria, has distanced herself, saying publicly available evidence makes her believe her father is likely the killer. The family lawyer note her views have shifted since his arrest last year, after they explain the case to her. Hyermann has pleaded not guilty to all charges, and his trial is set for September. Prosecutors say these phone records and searches help prove his identity and pattern, not just his personal habits. DNN is sponsored by our partner. Sully Pillow is a pillow with built-in headphones. Lay back, press play, and disappear into what you are listening to. S-O-L-I-SullyPillow.com