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Accused Long Island serial killer Rex Heuermann has now been officially tied to the brutal slayings of all of the women known as the "Gilgo Beach Four."

Accused Long Island serial killer Rex Heuermann's sick online search history revealed his sick deviant appetites, including Google searches for rape, torture and bondage, prosecutors said.

Heuermann is accused in Gilgo Beach murders and is the prime suspect in a fourth. He should be a suspect in other killings, attorney John Ray told Newsweek.

Rex Heuermann, the suspected Gilgo Beach serial killer, is being investigated in Atlantic City's "Eastbound Strangler" cold case.

The FBI and New York State Police were in South Carolina following up on leads in the infamous Gilgo Beach murders, a cold case that involves at least 10 victims.

Heuermann, 59, has been charged in three of the killings known as the Gilgo Beach murders. He has pleaded not guilty to murder charges..

"I assumed he just wanted to do some work together, but he always made me a little bit uncomfortable," Dominique Vidal said.

Investigators re-examined old clues that led to the suspect and developed new evidence to close in on him after so many years, say prosecutors.

The Long Island based architect was arrested at his home in Massapequa Park in connection to the initial four bodies found on the desolate coastal road. The four victims were dubbed the 'Gilgo Four'

In the space of months the remains of ten bodies were found along a remote stretch of road near Gilgo Beach, Long Island. Investigators found the bodies mostly belonged to young female sex workers but remains of a toddler and male skeleton were also discovered