![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/alleged-serial-killers-wife-traumatised-as-family-return-home-after-12-day-police-search/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/0_PAY-The-tearful-family-of-suspected-Gilgo-serial-killer-Rex-Heuermann-has-returned-home-to-Long-Island-n.jpg&description=After a 12-day search by police, the family of suspected Gilgo Beach murderer, Rex Heuermann returned to their New York home The family of the suspected Gilgo Beach murderer, Rex Heuermann, has returned to their New York home after an intense 12-day search by law enforcement - and admitted she is traumatised. Asa Ellerup, Heuermann's now-estranged wife who filed for divorce shortly after his July 13 arrest, and their two children were seen back in their Massapequa Park home on Long Island Thursday morning. During the 12-day search, the family had been staying at a hotel as police thoroughly examined their property. Asa told reporters outside their home: "'If you want to stand up here and wait for something. I have a lot of work to do. The sheer depression of what I saw was enough trauma…" It is unclear exactly what Asa was referring to. Heuermann, 59, had lived in the property with his wife, stepson, and daughter for more than a decade after buying the home from his mother in 1994. After learning her husband had been accused of multiple murders in one of America's most mysterious unsolved cases, Rex Heuermann's wife was devastated. 59-year-old Asa Ellerup was at home in Massapequa Park on Thursday, July 13, when officers burst in at the exact same moment her husband was taken into custody outside his Manhattan architectural firm. Suffolk County Police Commissioner Rodney Harrison told Fox 5: "When we told the wife, she was shocked, she was embarrassed. "But there was a point where we showed her certain pictures and she said, 'Ok, it is what it is'." It's not clear exactly what images helped Heuermann's wife of at least 25 years accept her husband could have been the Long Island Serial Killer. Numerous images seen in court documents showed Heuermann, 59, buying apparent burner phones and posing for chilling selfies while allegedly paying for the services of sex workers. Suffolk County District Attorney Raymond Tierney during a press conference on Tuesday."We have obt){kind=link}
After a 12-day search by police, the family of suspected Gilgo Beach murderer, Rex Heuermann returned to their New York home
The family of the suspected Gilgo Beach murderer, Rex Heuermann, has returned to their New York home after an intense 12-day search by law enforcement – and admitted she is traumatised.
Asa Ellerup, Heuermann’s now-estranged wife who filed for divorce shortly after his July 13 arrest, and their two children were seen back in their Massapequa Park home on Long Island Thursday morning.
During the 12-day search, the family had been staying at a hotel as police thoroughly examined their property. Asa told reporters outside their home: “âIf you want to stand up here and wait for something. I have a lot of work to do. The sheer depression of what I saw was enough trauma⦔
It is unclear exactly what Asa was referring to. Heuermann, 59, had lived in the property with his wife, stepson, and daughter for more than a decade after buying the home from his mother in 1994.