Women in Suffolk County Jail have had encounters with Rex Heuermann Welcome back to another gripping episode of "Police off the Cuff." I'm your host, Bill, joined by my fellow truth-seekers, Phil Grimaldi and Mike Geary. Today, we're diving into a chilling saga as we explore the insidious ways fentanyl finds its way behind bars and its startling street value inside jails. Our special guest, Sheriff Errol Toulan, shares insights from his recent trip to El Salvador, where he studied the notorious MS 13 gang, whose members are now causing international concern due to displacement and immigration issues. We'll discuss the sophisticated methods gangs use to smuggle drugs and how local law enforcement is responding to these growing challenges. Darkest before us is the case of Rex Heuermann, whose interactions with women in Suffolk County jail have created a maelstrom of intrigue and investigation. Women have come forward with claims, all being meticulously vetted by the Gilgo beach task force in hopes of piecing together his gruesome puzzle. We won't shy away from the tough discussions, including skepticism surrounding press conferences and the validity of media stories. Our commitment remains unwavering—to present you with the facts, steer clear of salacious rumors, and shine a light on the dedicated work of our law enforcement professionals. Sheriff Toulan will also give us an exclusive look at life in jail for Rex Heuermann, touching on everything from his correspondence with other known criminals to the candid realities of jailhouse security. Stick with us as we grapple with technical gremlins, intense debates, and the undeniable complexities that define the line between fact and fiction. This is "Police off the Cuff"—where the only thing we cuff are the stories that try to escape the truth. Let's get right to it. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/otcpod1/support