The architect suspected of murdering more than a half-dozen women and dumping many of their remains on a remote stretch of parkway near Long Island’s Gilgo Beach over a decade is expected to change his plea to guilty as early as Wednesday, two sources close to the case say.
The expected plea averts a September trial and would culminate a 15-year investigation that captivated New Yorkers and the country starting in late 2010. It’s unclear if Heuermann would make a statement. It also wasn’t clear if he was expected to plead guilty in all the deaths in which he is accused.
He previously pleaded not guilty in the deaths of seven women dating back to 1993…