Just days before Rex Heuermann’s arrest last year, a young woman shared a troubling and disconcerting train journey with him. On July 1, 2023, Kaylin Morales, 21, claimed she was driving home on a nearly bare Long Island Rail Road teach when Heuermann sat down beside her, uncomfortably tight despite there being lots of empty chairs. I simply assumed that he was some huge, fat, ugly light man, and I didn’t realize who he was at the time, Morales told the New York Post. He had to sit right next to me because it was so strange that the rest of the chairs were empty. When I said,” Oh, you don’t have to move your pretty legs, you’re on high alert at that point,” Ehrmann, 61, allegedly made a creepy comment as he sat down. Heuermann’s big body made him feel uncomfortable, and Morales secretly recorded him on her phone, taking pictures and videos as the coach left Penn Station. Heuermann is spotted sipping a Miller Lite on his chest in a Snap clip that appears to show a New York Post content. He is seen opening a second can of liquor in another film. I may have moved, but I kept asking myself,” Is he going to say something else to me?” she stated. I simply don’t want to talk to this guy any more because all about him was bothering me. Therefore, I believed it was best to ignore him, put my AirPods in, and peer out the window while Heuermann was afterwards seen leaving Massapequa, where he had spent years before being brutally detained on July 13, 2023 in connection with some long-unsolved murders in Gilgo Beach. Her first kept secret video was given to Suffolk County Crime Stoppers. Morales ‘ early interview with a detective confirmed that the man in the movies was Heuermann. ” It actually was the craziest sense, my soul actually sank to the floor.” She recalled the time she recognized him on the news and was unable to feel it. Morales claimed she delayed posting the videos online until earlier this month out of concern for her health, but she suddenly posted them on TikTok. She said,” I was concerned if I posted right after his incarceration that he had a mate and that I didn’t want them to come after me.” The Suffolk state police office declined to comment, and the district attorney’s office said they could never confirm or deny the facts of any ongoing examinations.” After watching the Netflix documentary and seeing that he did this only, I felt more comfortable sharing my experience.”
