Gilgo Beach killings: Prosecutors to rely on DNA, cellphone

The DNA, coupled with cellphone records connecting Rex A. Heuermann to the women around the times they disappeared and the similarities in the way the bodies were disposed of, is the type of evidence that the prosecution is expected to make central to their case, law enforcement and legal experts told Newsday.

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