Overview
- Asa Ellerup calls her accused husband "hero" in the forthcoming Peacock series and insists he is innocent of the seven Long Island murders.
- David Jimenez, Heuermann’s longtime friend, says the architect allegedly zeroed in on sex workers because they were easy targets.
- Court papers outline extensive evidence against Heuermann, including DNA matches to victims and graphic sex-related searches on his computers and phones.
- Prosecutors allege Heuermann kept newspaper clippings of the slayings in his basement and dumped bodies along Ocean Parkway between 1993 and 2011.
- The Peacock series 'The Gilgo Beach Killer: House of Secrets' premieres June 10 and Heuermann remains jailed awaiting his 2026 trial.