Wife of Alleged Long Island Serial Killer to Sell Family Home

Asa Ellerup plans to sell the damaged property after her divorce, seeking a fresh start away from the site of her husband's alleged crimes.

The Long Island home of Rex Heuermann, the alleged Gilgo Beach serial killer, will be listed for sale once his wife Asa Ellerup's divorce is finalized in six months.
Ellerup and her two adult children are relocating to a South Carolina property, seeking to escape the public scrutiny and trauma tied to the house.
The property, damaged during extensive police investigations, has attracted true-crime tourists and onlookers, making it difficult for the family to live there.
Real estate experts suggest the home may sell below market value or be purchased by a developer for demolition and redevelopment.
Heuermann, charged with the murders of six women, has pleaded not guilty and remains in custody, while his trial date has yet to be determined.