Ever since the arrest of Rex Heuermann, a man charged for the murder of 6 of the 10 victims found along Ocean Parkway, it was also widely believed he was the prime suspect in the other 4. However a new arrest by Nassau County changes all of that. Andrew Dykes was arrested for the murder of Tanya Jackson, also known as Peaches. What does this mean for the case of the Long Island Serial Killer? Are charges imminent in case of Tatiana, Tanya’s daughter? And how does this impact the case against Heuermann? 

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For the first time, Asa Ellerup, Rex Heuermann’s wife, and Victoria, his daughter, have publicly shared their story and their home. We dive into all the surprising revelations from an unexpected courting, a secret room and shocking clues to potentially other victims now yet charged. Plus the latest on the controversial RH Jeep. 

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The controversial Heuermann documentary has dropped and we have a behind-the-scenes interview with the director. From the million dollar payday to the sex parties and lack of family participation, we discuss it all. Then, as Bittrolff’s quest to vacate his conviction awaits a judge’s decision, Paul Holes helps us analyze the facts and answers whether or not Heuermann should be considered a suspect.

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It’s been almost 28 years since their death, but Peaches and Baby Doe have finally been identified.  Some of the earliest victims of the Long Island Serial Killer finally have their names and with it more information has been released.  We dive into all of it and what it means to the Heuermann case as well the one significant thing investigators did NOT mention. And we catch you up on the fireworks of the Heuermann Frye hearing.

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Ever wonder what victims would have allegedly seen in the Heuermann home? We talk through the alleged Target Residence and get insight like never before. With the first witnesses called to the stand, the case against Rex Heuermann is gathering steam, but it turns out, this Frye hearing is not as clearcut as the District Attorney wants us to believe.

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As the defense and prosecution being their legal sparring, we learn of crucial new evidence. Then, an in-depth look at the geographic profile of the Long Island Serial Killer and Rex Heuermann make for fascinating observations.

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The Rex Heuermann defense team asks for 5 trials, instead of one. The Suffolk County District Attorney announces new cold case website with 5 Long Island Jane and Joe Does. And a bombshell motion in the case of John Bittrolff has huge consequences for the case of the Long Island Serial killer and Rex Heuermann in particular.

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Reporting from Long Island, Alexis fills us in on the latest courtroom developments with updates from the defense and the prosecution. Then, deep dive into Valerie Mack, formerly identified as Jane Doe #6, now officially the 7th victim whose murder Heuermann is charged with, the gruesome evidence that investigators allege points to Heuermann’s guilt, and what this may mean for the remaining unidentified victims.

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Asa Ellerup is putting the Heuermann house on the market and moving to South Carolina. What does it mean and what’s waiting for them there? Then, hear from forensic psychologist Katherine Ramsland about Heuermann and what he has in common with Dennis Rader, the BTK killer. Defense attorney Mike Riley makes an interesting case not to sever the 6 cases. Finally, we talk to Karen, friend of Gilgo Four victim, Megan Waterman.

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The recent court appearance brings us a peak behind the scenes and we have updates on all fronts. The biggest revelation is that the DNA evidence presented so far is not guaranteed to make it in front of a jury. Heuermann defense attorney Michael Brown is making big claims about the science and the lab. Then, we talk to former FBI counsel, Steve Kramer, about what it means to the case.

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