Gilgo Beach murders update: Victim’s family lawyer reveals new evidence

Attorney Ray’s press conference has ended.

Ray says he does not plan to sue the family.

Attorney Ray said Victoria Heuermann attempted to delete all of her social media, as did her mother Asa Ellerup.

“We found that it appears that she has erased all of her sites that she has, all of her social media,” Ray said. “She just missed these ones.”

Ray said Victoria was “brought up in this sickness.”

“When you take all of these things collectively, are you going to be able to reasonably say who knows if the mother really knew what was happening in the house? Who knows if Mr. Heuermann knew what was going on with his daughter?”

“It’s BDSM to the max,” he added. “It’s demonic.”

He then pointed to their run down house in  Massapequa Park, which the family plans to stay in for now.

“It matches the demonic life,” Ray said. “Why do you think they have not left?”

The images on Victoria’s alleged account show a “strange familiarity” to Heuermann’s alleged victims, Ray said, referring to Jessica Taylor.

Including one that shows someone with their limbs and hands that are cut off.

Taylor’s torso was found in July 2003 in the wooded area of Manorville. Her skull, hands and forearm, were found on Gilgo Beach in 2011.

Heuermann was charged with Taylor’s murder last week.

Another image shows a woman laying on her back. Ray, who represents Shannan Gilbert, pointed out that this is exactly how she was found.

“Make of that what you will,” he said.

Images from Victoria’s alleged Tumbler blog are being shown at the presser.

One image shows a hanged person with a shoe is missing . Another image appears to show remains that are “half eaten,” according to Ray .

“There are many pictures beside what I’m showing you that are equally bad or worse,” he added.

“We chose these pictures because of their significance in relation to Rex Heuermann as well as his daughter Victoria.”

Attorney Ray says Heuermann’s daughter Victoria has appeared as “very innocent” in front of the press.

”The evidence that we have suggests that we have been sold a story by the Heuermann family,” he said.

He then showed a picture of Victoria “as she really is as she portrays herself on the internet.”

She is holding artwork of a human skull.

“That’s just the beginning,” he said.

Attorny John Ray said he will speak today about one of Heuermann’s children and the “implications” it holds.

He said he is pointing only toward “circumstantial evidence,” including “inescapable conclusions.”

Ray then added that cannibalism was potentially involved in the murders.

Attorney John Ray has called a press conference to reveal “surprising evidence” regarding the family of Rex Heuermann.

The presser is starting now outside Attorney Ray’s office in Suffolk County.

Heuermann’s wife Asa Ellerup has previously claimed to know nothing about the suspected serial killer’s “double life.”

“After 27 years with Mr. Heuermann, Ms. Ellerup maintains the belief that her estranged husband is not capable of committing these heinous acts,” Robert Macedonio, Ellerup’s attorney, told Newsweek.

The Gilgo Homicide Task Force confirm Heuermann’s wife and children were out of state at the time of Jessica Taylor’s disappearance. Heuermann was charged with Taylor’s murder last week.

The family was in Virginia from July 20 to 27 that year, according to Suffolk County District Attorney Raymond Tierney.

Heuermann’s adult children, Victoria Heuermann and Christopher Sheridan, have been “caught in the cross hairs of this deeply unfortunate case that they have nothing to do with other than they are related to Mr. Heuermann,” according to their attorney Vess Mitev.