Dave Mack

seemingly shocked she's sitting on the edge of the seat she's gripping the the seat with her hands you can see the knuckles and it's like she's acting like she just can't believe what she's hearing and there's a suggestion that she didn't believe any of it until he you know said he did it but nancy i'm with you like many how can you live in this house which by the way

When you look at the home that Rex Heuermann and his family lived in, his home from his childhood, it looks like the Munster's home compared to the other houses on the street.

It looks like evil exists in this house.

She's living there with this man for decades.

Benjamin Torres.

He is the 32-year-old son of victim Valerie Mack.

He is naming Rex Huerman, obviously, but in this million-dollar lawsuit, he names Asa Ellerup and daughter Victoria Huerman as defendants.

Torres alleges that he was deprived of his mother's care and protection, claims Mack was tortured before her death, and the suit seeks damages and targets the profits allegedly earned by Ellerup and Victoria Huerman from the Peacock documentary that we've been talking about, saying that

Heuermann's life being shown like this is a callous disregard to the victim's families.

Then what happens?

After the game, Jordan Willis waves the guys off and crashes on the couch.

On Tuesday, January 9th, 9.51 p.m., Clayton McGee's fiancee shows up at the house.

She sees the cars in the driveway, and since nobody is answering the phone or replying to messages, she breaks into the home and screams Willis' name.

She walks through the house, then she looks on the back porch and sees a body.

Jordan Willis's attorney, John Pacerno, refuses to answer questions about whether the men were using drugs.

Pacerno says there was a fifth man in the home on the night of January 7th.

Willis says the man is a buddy who left earlier than the other three men.

It confirms the initial reports that entry was initially gamed through the rear of the residence.

Well, Nancy, one thing that has been learned is that there were a number of individuals that had legitimate access to Nancy Guthrie's home.

In particular, there was an electrician, at least one, maybe more, that was there to replace an electrical panel.