This is Hidden Killers Week in review.

I look back at the most prolific stories of the week.

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

Otherwise, affectionately known as the Gilgo Beach killer or the Long Island serial killer, allegedly.

Lots of new information coming out.

More so, I think, to scratch our itch of what the hell was going on in that house.

Because that's what we've been speculating on since he was arrested.

Of course, his house, the Massapequa Park in New York,

looked kind of like a hoarder's house, to put it lightly. Kind of surprising for a guy that's

somewhat a skilled and respected architect in New York City to be living in such a situation.

It was kind of a little bit incongruent. But we also wondered, okay, if he's doing all these things and he has

this weird basement that has all sorts of weaponry in it and allegedly child porn and all sorts

of horrible things that manifest on how to kill people. What's going on there? What's going on with

the wife, Asa? They've been married for decades.

What about the kids? Did they know what was going on? And the new Peacock documentary that came out that was produced by G unit productions. Yes, G unit 50 cent.

It dives into this. And it goes into great detail. We hear Asa in her own words. We hear daughter. We hear the son. We hear a lot of people come out and discuss what life was like with Rex. Joining me to discuss Robin Drake, retired FBI

Special Agency for the Counterintelligence Behavioral Analysis Program. There's a lot to unpack here

with Rex and what was known and what was not known um i'm going to start

with asa because assa is one that she filed for divorce early on they did get the divorce

but we learn in this documentary is that it was more so to protect assets than it was to get away

from the man that most of us believe is a horrific

serial killer. What's your thoughts on how that all worked out and where she's sitting today,

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