Exclusive | Suspected Gilgo Beach serial killer Rex Heuermann made pass at creeped out Long Island woman days before his arrest: video

It was a killer commute. Accused Gilgo Beach serial killer Rex Heuermann made an unwanted pass at a “creeped out” train-goer just days before his shocking arrest for the infamous murders, according to the commuter, who took secret videos of the chilling encounter.Kaylin Morales was on her way home from a dinner date in the Big Apple, riding a nearly empty Babylon-bound LIRR train around 7:45 p.m.on July 1, 2023, when things took a chilling turn – when Heuermann, 61, plopped down in the seat right next to her, despite the rest of the car being deserted. “I just thought he was this big, fat, ugly white man…I obviously didn’t know who he was at the time,” Morales, 21, told The Post.

“It was just so weird that the rest of the seats were empty and he had to sit right next to me.I was on high alert at that point.”Morales, who had her legs stretched out onto the seat across from her own, recalled the hair-raising comment Heuermann made to her as he sat down. “He said, ‘Oh, you don’t have to move your pretty legs.

I won’t bother you,’” she said. Feeling “uncomfortable,” the Bay Shore resident started secretly recording videos and pictures of Heuermann as they pulled out of Penn Station.“Just in case, for my own safety, I was like, ‘Let me just get evidence of who this person is,’” she explained. One Snapchat clip — which Morales captioned at the time, “Like why the f–k is there mad open seats and this guy sits right next to me and can’t stop talking to me, like i literally can’t ever catch a break” — shows Heuermann, wearing khaki cargo pants, holding a Miller Lite can. The video then cuts to a close-up of Morales’s face, which shows her frowning.Another vid, captioned “the cracking of a new drink is crazy [crying emoji] i simply cant,” shows Heuermann’s stubby fingers cracking his second beer, while the phone sitting on his thigh appears to show a New York Post article.“I could have moved but I was l...