"Isolation and Depression: Rex Heuermann's Court Appearance and Defense Review in Gilgo Beach Murders Case"

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Rex Heuermann, the suspected Gilgo Beach serial killer, appeared in court and is being held in isolation in prison, reportedly feeling lonely and depressed. His wife, who filed for divorce after his arrest, has signed a deal for a documentary about the case. Heuermann's attorneys received a trove of documents from prosecutors, and a trial date was set for April 17. Heuermann's lawyer revealed that he is receiving psychiatric counseling for the first time and compared his isolation to being alone on a desert island.
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