Authorities think Gilgo Beach suspect may have killed women in home

 Did the suspected guilt go beach

serial killer

commit murders in his own home?

A source involved in the investigation

telling CNN

they're operating on the theory

that the accused serial killer wrecks

human may have lured

the victims into his home

when his family was away.

Now, this new information

coming as the wife of the go

go beach

murder suspect is breaking her silence

Kellerman's wife saying

she and her family are going through

a, quote,

devastating time in their lives

and that it's especially hard

on their elderly family members

sign up, filing for divorce from human

just yesterday.

They were married for 27 years.

Zimmerman is being held in

Suffolk County Jail tonight.

Sheriff Earl Toulon runs that facility.

He has visited human in his cell

three times and he joins me now.

And Sheriff,

I very much appreciate your time.

Thank you for being with us.

And I understand

police have been searching here

a man's family home for days now.

They've removed

dozens of bizarre items,

a glass encased doll and many others.

And we're learning tonight

that they've been operating on the theory

that human committed murders in his home

and then disposed

of the bodies on that beach.

What more are you able to tell

us about all of this?

You know, first, thank you for having me

on, Erin.

And I think it's most important

for the viewers

to understand the fact

that every piece of evidence

that could be gathered,

whether it's in the storage containers

or from its home,

could be valuable

not only to the murders

that he's currently being charged with,

but more importantly,

if we can connect them to other murders,

whether they were in

New York or other locations.

And is it do you think it's possible?

There are

I mean, I understand anything's possible.

But other locations outside of New York,

you know,

we're not going to exclude

that possibility.

And so I think as we gather evidence now

that we have actual DNA,

we can compare it to other crime scenes

that may have occurred

in other locations,

which could be very suspicious

and where he can be possibly a suspect.

So Sheriff Toolan,

I understand that Herman

is obviously in your in your jail,

and he's currently spending

all of his time alone.

60 square foot cell monitored while each

has a television but is not watching it.

Is there anything else that you can share

with us about

the conditions of his current

jail confinement and his behavior?

You know, he's currently under suicide

watch by our mental health staff

who have put them in that category.

And that's really not something that's

you know, it's

something is generally done with someone

who has a notable

case coming into our facilities.

So we have two correctional officers.

We have also added

some extra technology cameras

facing his cell

because one of the things

that we do not want to do

is make sure that we are diligent

in the surveillance of him

and making sure nothing happens to him

because we want to bring him to justice

the same way he came to us.

Anytime that he's

going to be escorted

throughout our facility,

we are going to shut down facility

for any inmate movement

because we don't know

if any one of the individuals

that are in our custody

have come in contact with him

previously

and may want to seek retribution.

Hmm.

Sheriff Toolan,

I know

that you have seen him

on three occasions now.

You know, you've interacted with him.

You've had a chance,

you know,

for lack of a better word, to you know,

look him in the eye, in the face.

What can you tell us

about those interactions?

You know,

amazingly, no emotions whatsoever.

Whatsoever.

And when you think about someone,

you know, last week

that was roaming around

the streets in New York

and also Massapequa Park freely

to be confined

in a space

that he's totally confined,

then you would think

that you would see some emotion.

But I can tell you

over the next course of days and weeks

as his circumstances change,

you know,

you just mentioned earlier about the fact

that his wife has filed for divorce.

I don't know if his children

will have any contact with them.

And as things

start to become more and more distant

for Australia, individuals,

you know, their behavior

inside of the facilities can change,

which is something

that we really have to be cognizant of.

Sheriff,

his wife did

tonight that she and her family

are going through a devastating time.

She did obviously file for divorce.

27 years of marriage

So she obviously is married to him during

any of the murders

that you've already accusing him of,

as well as in addition

to any others

that that may

you may be able to bring charges for.

And you mentioned his children,

adult children.

Do you know

whether she's reached out to him

or visited him,

any of them, since he was arrested?

So no one has visited him

other than his attorney

since his incarceration.

And we are also monitoring that also.

He is allowed to have anyone come

and visit him

just like any other person

in our custody.

But more importantly,

he can deny access to any visits

so someone can come

and register for a visit to see him.

But he can deny the visit

as he denied any visits.

He is denied to visits.

Is there anything nearby

or maybe those journalists

or were they other people?

Actually, there were journalists.

He did not know

who these individuals were

that were attempting to visit him.

And so he decided to deny those visits.

Right.

All right.

Well, Sheriff Toolan,

I appreciate your time.

Thank you very much.

Thank you for having me on.

All right.

Look forward to

speaking with you again soon.