This is the Hidden Killers podcast with Tony Bruske and continuing coverage of the case against Rex Hewerman.

He's also known as the Gilgo Beach killer or the Long Island serial killer, Lisk.

Lots of names that have been used over the years for a man that was a mystery man for more than a decade

until just the last year or so did they finally hone in on the man named Rex Heerman that

they believe is in fact the Long Island serial killer, the Gilgo Beach murderer, who has a wife

named Asa Elra, who still very much stands

by her man, even though, you know, there were hairs found on the burlap sacks on multiple bodies,

including her hair, which seems a little odd. But when you're a hoarder, I give some grace.

You got stuff everywhere.

It's probably going to happen.

Joining me to discuss this,

we're going to break down some of the testimony that Asa Al-Rip has given in the new documentary,

which is out on Peacock right now.

Shavon Scott's, psychotherapist and author of the book Nightbird, available right now, wherever you get books.

So, you had a chance to watch this doc, just like I did, and we'll get into a clip here in a moment.

Just let's do the overall 10,000 foot reaction.

What was your thought?

I felt like it answered so many questions for me, and not that I can say definitively, you know, without meeting her, this is a diagnosis or whatever.

But there's a lot wrong with this lady.

And in a way, it's creepy, it's kind of pathetic and heartbreaking, and I found it really enlightening.

It certainly was a side I did not expect to see. I didn't know what to expect when we saw it,

but this was unlike, I think, most other murder docs that go in and talk to the spouse

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