Plea for info on mystery Gilgo Beach Asian Doe victim as DA wont rule out Rex Heuermann

Suffolk County investigators are trying to ID “Asian Doe,” one of the bodies dumped near Gilgo Beach more than a decade ago — and aren’t ruling out accused serial killer Rex Heuermann as a suspect.The victim, a cross-dressing suspected sex worker found among 11 bodies dumped along the desolate stretch of Ocean Parkway since the 1990s, may be tied to Heuermann through his sick online searches like “asian escorts manhattan” and “young twink tied up porn,” authorities suggested Monday.First, they want to find out who the mystery victim is.

“This is a call to action,” Suffolk County District Attorney Ray Tierney said at a press conference.“We want to enlist the public’s help to ID ‘Asian Doe.'”The call came as prosecutors released a new forensic sketch in an attempt to identify the victim and move one step closer to solving one of the remaining Gilgo Beach mysteries.

The skeletal remains of the unidentified Asian man were found along Ocean Parkway on April 4, 2011, with investigators estimating his age to have been between 17 and 23 years old when he died “a violent death” sometime before 2006 and dumped at the site.He was approximately 5 feet 6 inches tall with bad teeth, according to investigators, and was likely a sex worker whose body was found between Gilgo Beach victims Megan Waterman and Jessica Taylor.Tierney said the victim was a biological male but was dressed in women’s clothing, including several garments by designer Bill Blass, and likely identified as a woman.The DA would not speculate whether Heuermann, a hulking Manhattan architect charged with killing most of the victims, was also a suspect in the “Asian Doe” slaying — nor would he rule it out.

“As we said all along, each one of these victims is a separate crime scene,” he said.“Start from that separate crime scene and you work your way up, which we’re doing.

And, you know, it’s all nice to speculate, but basically doesn’t matter unless you bring ...