Does Rex Heuermann's Wife Need A Go Fund Me?

In a recent episode of the popular podcast, "Hidden Killers,"
hosted by Tony Brueski, discussions delve deep into the
perplexing life of Rex Heuermann's wife, Asa. Rex, a suspected
serial killer, has been the subject of major news outlets, but
it's Asa's recent actions that have caught the media's
attention.

As Tony Brueski mentions, the grieving process is highly
personal. Yet, there's been widespread criticism about Asa's
apparent lack of empathy towards the victims her husband is
accused of murdering. Rather than expressing sorrow or remorse,
Asa has been seen "complaining about the house", "asking for
money", and even "flipping off the press". Notably, she often
sits on her porch, seemingly taunting the journalists who camp
outside her home.

Guest psychologist, John Delatorre, provides a different
perspective. He believes that if Asa genuinely had no idea about
her husband's crimes, her anger might be justified. Delatorre
says, "If you legitimately did not know that your partner was
engaging in the heinous acts and the police came in and
completely upended your life, I'd be upset too." He further
speculates that her personality may have always been of a
self-centered nature, which could have contributed to her
remaining oblivious to her husband's activities and made her a
suitable partner for Rex.

There's a rising sentiment that Asa exhibited "willful
ignorance". Considering the wealth amassed by the couple,
estimated between $5 to $7 million, one wonders if financial
stability played a part in her decision to ignore possible
nefarious activities. Delatorre agrees that financial incentives
could lead individuals to overlook certain behaviors: "If you
have money and you don't have to worry then if something
threatens that, you're probably gonna close ranks because no one
wants to lose money."

Adding another layer to the intrigue, despite the apparent
wealth, Asa has promoted a GoFundMe campaign, claiming her
insurance will soon lapse and that she suffers from cancer. The
campaign has been a point of contention, with some arguing that
public funding is inappropriate for someone with such significant
assets. Delatorre, however, suggests that the true nature of
Asa's financial status remains unclear. He raises the possibility
that legal fees for Rex's defense might consume a large chunk of
their wealth.

In addition to this financial debate, attorney John Ray,
representing some of the victims, has expressed concerns about
the fundraising efforts. The core question remains: Is Asa's plea
for public funds genuine or a strategic move amidst the
turmoil?

The case of Rex Heuermann and his wife's behavior poses more
questions than answers. Asa's actions, as described on "Hidden
Killers", highlight the myriad of ways individuals react in the
face of tragedy and scandal, adding another dimension to an
already complex and chilling case. As developments unfold, the
public remains captivated by the enigmatic life of a serial
killer's spouse.
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