Blue Print for Murder /// Part 2 /// 811

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🗓️ 31 December 2024

⏱️ 70 minutes

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Blue Print for Murder /// Part 2 /// 811 Part 2 of 2 www.TrueCrimeGarage.com The Gilgo Beach Killer, The Long Island Serial Killer, L.I.S.K., and the list of names, and monikers goes on and on. These are all names given to an unidentified serial killer that is responsible for four murders, maybe eleven unsolved homicides, and likely the number could be higher. These names refer to a series of murders that took place from 1996 to 2011 in which the remains of eleven people were found on the South Shore of Long Island, New York. From the public’s perspective, this all started when Shannon Gilbert went missing in the early morning hours of May 1, 2010. Her disappearance triggered the finding of four sets of remains off of Ocean Parkway at Gilgo Beach. These victims became known as the Gilgo Four. By May of 2011 police had discovered six more sets of remains in the area. But the truth is that this nightmare started long before Shannon disappeared. In 2023, an architect then 59-year old, Rex Heuermann was arrested and initially charged with three of the murders. Just this month he was charged with a seventh homicide. This week in the Garage, we talk about what the police found in Rex Heuermann’s home, specifically a planning document. This is a kill document, one that many are calling Rex Heuermann’s Blue Print for Murder.

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0:00.0	The
0:07.0	The Welcome to True Crime Garage.
0:41.3	Wherever you are, whatever you're doing, thanks for listening.
0:44.8	I'm your host, Nick, and with me as always is a man who uses a machete to cut through red tape.
0:50.6	Here is the captain.
0:52.3	And I also still have a bunch of floppy disk. It's good to be
0:55.3	seen and good to see you. Thanks for listening. Thanks for telling a friend.
1:01.6	Today, straight out of the old garage fridge, we are still sipping on this dark dandy. It's the
1:08.8	ogre, sweet milk stout from the Guardian Brewing Company. They keep
1:14.1	the bitterness low with milk sugar, my friends. I did expect the ABV to be a bit higher because
1:20.7	it is a stout. It's 5%. Garage grade 3 and 3quarter bottle caps out of five.
1:28.5	And here are some of our good garage friends that helped us out with this week's beer fun.
1:34.6	First up, a shout out to long distance shout out to my friend Caitlin Knight and London England.
1:40.9	And a big weed like to jib goes out to Jim Lay from Knoxville, Tennessee.
1:46.0	Let's do a Ron Swanson, please and thank you and include a big holiday cheers to longtime friend
1:52.3	of the show, Stuart Schweigert, in West Lafayette, Indiana.
1:56.9	And in good old parts unknown, we got Karen Kelly. Make sure if you're living in
2:03.3	parts of known that you pay your HOA fees, they're due before the end of the year. Next, we have a
2:07.9	shout out to Corey. And last but certainly not least, we have a cheers to Chrissy. We like the
2:13.4	cut of her jib. Chrissy is in Coatsville, PA.
2:21.8	Everyone we just mentioned helped us out with this week's beer fund, helped us fill up the old garage fridge, and for that, we thank you.
2:24.7	Yeah, BWRUN, beer run for everything.
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