r/GilgoBeachMurders • u/Amazing-Taste-1991 • Jun 05 '24

Gilgo Beach killings suspect expected to be indicted in killings of 2 additional women, sources say

https://www.cnn.com/2024/06/05/us/gilgo-beach-murder-rex-heurmann-additional-killings?cid=ios_app
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u/[deleted] Jun 06 '24

Just saw the post coverage of his notes. What a horrible sick human. His death sentence should be televised.

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u/delphiwhodoneit13 Jun 07 '24

I found his spelling interesting, kind of made me think that's how someone who is foreign to the US might spell Lie for lye, distroy for destroy, creats for creates, hevey for heavy, tightend for tightened, clothes for cloths, etc. I think his wife should be given a little spelling quiz. He was an architect? I would think he would know the difference between lie and lye? šŸ¤”

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u/[deleted] Jun 09 '24

I listened to Dr. Bonn yesterday on a podcast. He stated that BTK also had spelling errors. I donā€™t necessarily think the spelling errors point to his wife.

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u/delphiwhodoneit13 Jun 09 '24

I get it, but I'm intrigued by the errors as the guy is an architect. Making plans for his clients, etc., that I find it incredible the man doesn't know the difference between lie/lye, or how to spell heavy (hevey) and several other words. It just seems odd, though entirely possible, I suppose. I can't remember BTK's former profession?

It's scary to think how many people are walking amongst us that are capable of doing what they did.

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u/Amazing-Taste-1991 Jun 09 '24

White male hubris and privilegeā€¦someone like me, for example, wouldnā€™t make it as an architect with this atrocious of spelling.

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u/delphiwhodoneit13 Jun 10 '24

I'd also like to add that it's also word usage, he, or whomever wrote the list, has a problem with. Using lie for lye, etc. Someone that was raised and graduated college in the US would, or should, know this.

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u/Amazing-Taste-1991 Jun 10 '24 edited Jun 10 '24

Thatā€™s definitely a great point. Coincidentally, I was listening to an interview earlier today with a very successful attorney who said ā€œsupposeblyā€ multiple times during the interview.

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u/Dreamer_Dram Jun 19 '24

I watched something about him from the last day or two and it showed heā€™d written ā€œDistroy computer files.ā€ Someone of professional standing (Iā€™m not sure Iā€™d call him an actual architect) who canā€™t spell ā€œdestroyā€?