The family of accused serial killer Rex Heuermann finds themselves in the uncomfortable spotlight as the winner of a recent $25,000 auction for the alleged killer’s vintage Vietnam War-era Jeep engages in trolling behavior, refusing to complete the purchase, as uncovered by RadarOnline.com.
Heuermann’s family made headlines after listing a 1972 M151 A2 Military Utility Tactical Truck, along with a 1963 trailer, on eBay, claiming it was once owned by the “Infamous RH.”
Reportedly, the auction was initiated by Asa Ellerup, the ex-wife of the controversial architect, in hopes of reaching a lucrative sale, with local resident Jonathan Randall emerging as the highest bidder.
Mocking The Family of An Alleged Killer
Jonathan Randall took to social media to mock Asa Ellerup following his refusal to pay for the Jeep.
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Initially, Randall was outbid on several occasions, only to later discover he had won the auction after making multiple bids.
He flaunted his auction success on social media, posting screenshots and jesting with the caption, “Guess who’s not paying?”
Randall appeared to direct his vitriol specifically at Heuermann’s wife, stating, “You aren’t going to make money off your husband’s murders, you disgusting ghoul.”
A direct message between the two also revealed Randall’s flippant attitude towards the auction win, replying simply with “LOL.”
Charges Against Rex Heuermann
Authorities have linked Heuermann with the Gilgo Beach murders through various forms of evidence, including DNA and surveillance footage.
Heuermann, now 61, faces serious charges for the murders of seven women, including Melissa Barthelemy, Megan Waterman, Amber Costello, Maureen Brainard-Barnes, Jessica Taylor, Sandra Costilla, and Valerie Mack. Their remains were found in or around Gilgo Beach, Long Island.
Captured in July 2023, Heuermann is currently behind bars at the Riverhead Correctional Facility in Suffolk County, N.Y., as he awaits trial.
Authorities claim that cell phone data, surveillance footage, and DNA analytics have established a connection between the 6-foot-4 suspect and his petite victims.
Rex Heuermann’s Plea
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Hair samples from victims have linked Heuermann to the crimes through connections made with evidence found alongside the remains.
Prosecutors have revealed that hair strands from some victims have matched with those of Asa Ellerup, who is not implicated in the crimes in any relevant manner, highlighting how these leads have been instrumental in connecting Heuermann to the murders.
Should he be convicted of the numerous first-degree and second-degree murder charges pending against him, Heuermann could face multiple life sentences without the possibility of parole.
Heuermann has pleaded not guilty to all charges.
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