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In the recent episode of "Hidden Killers With Tony Brueski," former prosecutor and defense attorney Eric Faddis discusses the latest developments in the case against Rex Heuermann with Tony Brueski. The conversation centers around allegations made by John Ray, the attorney for some of the victims' families, implicating Rex Heuermann's daughter, Victoria Heuermann, in macabre interests and activities. Ray's press conference showcased disturbing artwork linked to Victoria, raising questions about a possible genetic predisposition to violent behaviors within the Heuermann family. Faddis and Brueski discuss the psychological and environmental factors that might influence such interests, noting that while Victoria's dark artistic expressions and online posts are unsettling, they do not necessarily implicate her in her father's alleged crimes. The episode delves into the broader implications of growing up in a household overshadowed by a serial killer and the potential effects on family members' psyches.

- John Ray, attorney for some victims' families, made allegations against Victoria Heuermann, Rex Heuermann's daughter, at a recent press conference.
- Ray showcased macabre artwork linked to Victoria, suggesting a correlation with Rex's alleged violent tendencies.
- Eric Faddis and Tony Brueski discuss the possibility of genetic predisposition to violent behaviors within the Heuermann family.
- They highlight that Victoria's disturbing posts and interests do not equate to criminal involvement.
- The conversation touches on the psychological impact of being raised by a serial killer and how it might affect family members.
- Both hosts acknowledge that Victoria and her mother, Asa Ellerup, have not been charged with any crimes and should be presumed innocent.
- The episode raises questions about the influence of upbringing and environment on individuals' behaviors and interests.

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In this episode of "Hidden Killers With Tony Brueski," defense attorney Bob Motta critiques the recent allegations made by attorney John Ray regarding Rex Heuermann’s daughter, Victoria Heuermann. Ray has accused Victoria of being involved in her father's crimes based on her macabre artwork found on social media and at the Heuermann home. Motta finds these accusations reckless and unfounded, emphasizing that there is no substantial evidence linking Victoria to the crimes. He trusts law enforcement's thorough investigation, which has so far shown that the family was out of town during the murders. Motta suggests that Ray's claims appear to be a clout grab, serving no real purpose. The conversation also touches on Ray’s bizarre and extreme claims, such as potential cannibalism, which Motta dismisses as lacking credibility. Overall, Motta stresses the importance of relying on law enforcement's meticulous work rather than speculative and damaging accusations.

- Bob Motta criticizes John Ray's allegations against Victoria Heuermann as reckless and unfounded.
- Ray's accusations are based on Victoria's macabre artwork, which Motta finds insufficient as evidence.
- Motta emphasizes his trust in law enforcement's thorough investigation of Rex Heuermann's crimes.
- Law enforcement has determined the Heuermann family was out of town during the murders.
- Motta suggests Ray's claims seem like an attempt to gain attention rather than provide substantive evidence.
- Discussion includes Ray’s extreme accusations, such as potential cannibalism, which Motta dismisses.
- Motta stresses the need to rely on law enforcement rather than speculative claims.

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In the latest episode of "Hidden Killers With Tony Brueski," retired FBI Special Agent and Chief of the Counterintelligence Behavioral Analysis Program, Robin Dreeke, discusses the troubling case against Rex Heuermann, the alleged Long Island serial killer. The conversation delves into accusations made by attorney John Ray about Heuermann’s daughter, Victoria Heuermann, suggesting a possible connection to her father's dark tendencies. Dreeke introduces the concept of "lifestyle leakage," where a person's behaviors and interests can influence those around them, particularly their children. He draws parallels to the infamous BTK killer, noting the differences in how such behaviors might manifest within a family. The episode also examines the psychological and environmental factors at play, questioning whether Victoria’s macabre interests and artwork are mere coincidence or indicative of a deeper influence. The discussion highlights the complexity of the investigation, emphasizing the need to follow all leads while recognizing the potential impact of familial relationships on criminal behavior.

- Discussion of the accusations against Rex Heuermann, the alleged Long Island serial killer.
- Attorney John Ray's claims about Heuermann's daughter, Victoria Heuermann, and her potential connection to her father's dark tendencies.
- Introduction of the concept of "lifestyle leakage," where a person's behaviors influence those around them.
- Comparison to BTK killer, focusing on how familial relationships can affect behavior and interests.
- Examination of Victoria Heuermann's macabre interests and artwork as potential evidence.
- Analysis of the psychological and environmental factors at play in the Heuermann household.
- Emphasis on the importance of following all investigative leads and understanding the familial influence on criminal behavior.

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#RexHeuermann #VictoriaHeuermann #JohnRay #LongIslandSerialKiller #RobinDreeke #TonyBrueski #LifestyleLeakage
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In this episode of "Hidden Killers With Tony Brueski," retired FBI Special Agent and Hidden Killers Daily Contributor Jennifer Coffindaffer joins Tony to discuss recent developments in the case of Rex Heuermann, the alleged Long Island serial killer. Attorney John Ray, representing some of the victims' families, has made shocking accusations against Heuermann’s daughter, Victoria Heuermann, calling her a "human devil" and suggesting her involvement in her father's alleged crimes. Coffindaffer expresses disbelief at Ray's public accusations, describing them as reckless and speculative. She argues that any evidence Ray claims to have should have been presented to law enforcement rather than publicly. Coffindaffer emphasizes that law enforcement has found no evidence implicating Victoria or Asa Ellerup, Heuermann's wife. The conversation touches on the potential damage to Ray's credibility and the legal repercussions he might face from Victoria. They conclude that the proper venue for such revelations is through police channels, not the media, and criticize Ray’s approach as harmful and unnecessary.

### Main Points

- **Accusations Against Victoria Heuermann:** John Ray publicly accuses Victoria Heuermann of being involved in her father's alleged crimes.
- **Lack of Evidence:** Law enforcement has found no evidence linking Victoria or Asa Ellerup to Rex Heuermann's alleged crimes.
- **Public Grandstanding:** Coffindaffer criticizes Ray for making public accusations instead of bringing evidence to the police.
- **Speculative Claims:** The accusations are described as reckless and speculative, harming Ray's credibility.
- **Legal Repercussions:** Victoria Heuermann could potentially sue Ray for his statements, though this might expose more of her personal life.
- **Proper Procedure:** Coffindaffer emphasizes that the proper procedure for handling such evidence is through law enforcement channels.

### Hashtags

#HiddenKillers #TonyBrueski #JenniferCoffindaffer #RexHeuermann #VictoriaHeuermann #JohnRay #TrueCrime
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In a recent episode of "Hidden Killers With Tony Brueski," psychotherapist and author Shavaun Scott discusses the shocking accusations made by attorney John Ray during a news conference. Ray accused Victoria Heuermann, daughter of alleged Long Island serial killer Rex Heuermann, of being involved in the crimes, including cannibalism. Scott expresses her shock at Ray's bold claims, emphasizing the need to investigate all family members but criticizing the graphic and sensational nature of the accusations. Scott discusses the potential psychological impact on children raised in homes with exposure to violent and dark material, suggesting that while concerning, it does not necessarily indicate criminal behavior. The conversation explores the complexities of distinguishing between curious exploration of dark themes and actual involvement in criminal activities. Scott also touches on the genetic and environmental factors that might contribute to violent tendencies, but she cautions against making unfounded leaps. The episode raises questions about the responsible handling of such sensitive accusations and the broader implications for the family involved.

**Main Points:**
- John Ray accused Victoria Heuermann of involvement in her father's alleged crimes, including cannibalism.
- Shavaun Scott was shocked by the graphic nature of Ray's accusations.
- Investigating family members is necessary, but sensational accusations may not be helpful.
- Exposure to violent material in childhood can have psychological impacts, but does not necessarily lead to criminal behavior.
- The conversation explores the potential genetic and environmental factors contributing to violent tendencies.
- Responsible handling of accusations is crucial to avoid unnecessary harm.
- The case remains complex and raises broader questions about family dynamics and criminal behavior.

**Hashtags:**
#HiddenKillersWithTonyBrueski #ShavaunScott #RexHeuermann #VictoriaHeuermann #JohnRay #SerialKiller #PsychologicalImpact
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