Hello and welcome to this week's episode of Who Killed.

I'm your host, Bill Huffman, and this is a slow burn media, evergreen podcasts, and killer podcast production.

This morning, police are pouring through potential evidence they've collected from the Long

Island home of Rex Herman.

Box after box removed from the crime scene.

The architect and father of two has pleaded not guilty to murdering three young women

over a decade ago.

And now NBC News has learned that investigators in other states are looking into potential

connections to more crimes.

In Las Vegas, police say they may reopen some unsolved murder cases since Sherman owns a condo there.

In Atlantic City, New Jersey, authorities are taking another look at the unsolved eastbound strangler case from 2006,

when the bodies of four women who worked in the sex

trade were discovered in a drainage ditch and in Rock Hill South Carolina police are

probing if there's any connection to a young woman who vanished there in 2014

NBC News has reached out to Herman's attorney regarding these cases but no response

all this as Herman sits in jail held without bond.

Three times that I've visited his housing unit, he was laying on his bunk, he was watching TV,

twice he was sleeping, and once he had his eyes open, just looking at the ceiling.

Heerman's longtime wife, Asa Ellorup, filed for divorce this week, according to her attorney.

Ellarup's DNA is at the center of the case.

The prosecutor says her hair was found at the crime scene.

Ellarup and Herman were married at the time he's accused of killing those three women.

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