Renewed Search at Gilgo Beach Suspect's Home Yields Potential New Evidence

Investigators revisit Rex Heuermann's residence to connect him to additional cold cases, potentially invoking federal charges and the death penalty.

Authorities removed numerous items, including a dog bed, from Heuermann's home for forensic analysis.
The renewed search aims to find evidence linking Heuermann to other unsolved murders across multiple states.
Heuermann has been charged with the murders of four women found at Gilgo Beach and has pleaded not guilty.
Investigators believe Heuermann may have committed some murders in his home while his family was away.
Federal involvement could lead to capital punishment charges, a rare but possible outcome in extreme cases.