Investigators are examining the possibility that Rex Heuermann may have committed some of the Gilgo Beach murders at his family home. Authorities conducted a thorough search of Heuermann's Massapequa Park residence, recovering a large amount of evidence, although no human remains were found. The home was described as cluttered, and items such as hairs, fibers, and potential blood traces are being analyzed to determine if any of the victims were killed there.


Ground-penetrating radar detected several disturbances in the backyard, prompting excavations, though no significant findings were reported from these digs. Heuermann, arrested in July 2023, is charged with the murders of three women and is a prime suspect in the death of a fourth. These women, all sex workers, were found bound and buried near Gilgo Beach.  


Asa Ellerup, the estranged wife of accused Gilgo Beach serial killer Rex Heuermann, plans to remain in their Massapequa Park home despite the ongoing investigation and the belief that Heuermann may have committed some of his alleged crimes there. Ellerup has emphasized her connection to the home, where she raised her children, and has expressed her determination to restore and maintain it. After the extensive police searches that left the house in disarray, she returned to find it in a state of mess and is focused on fixing it up.

Ellerup, who filed for divorce shortly after Heuermann's arrest, has also been dealing with health issues, including cancer, which complicates her situation further. Despite the turmoil, she has stated her intention to attend Heuermann's trial and to withhold judgment until all evidence is presented​.

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