Accused Long Island serial killer, ex-wife and daughter sued by alleged victim’s son
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The son of an alleged victim is suing accused Long Island serial killer Rex Heuermann, his ex-wife, and daughter.
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Benjamin Torres, son of alleged victim Valerie Mack, has filed a lawsuit against accused Long Island serial killer Rex Heuermann, his ex-wife, and their daughter. The suit claims Mack was "tortured ferociously, and her body dismembered" as Heuermann is reportedly preparing to change his plea to guilty. This legal action seeks accountability from Heuermann and his family members for the alleged crimes against Valerie Mack. The lawsuit adds a civil dimension to the ongoing criminal proceedings against Heuermann.
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Benjamin Torres filed a lawsuit against Rex Heuermann, his former wife, and daughter.
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