Hopefully if RH ever goes to trial and the state calls her to testify they can use these statements by her attorney Macedonio who speaks for her.
I gather he was trying to make his client the wife of an accused serial killer look good to the public, that is until his buddy Michael Brown caught wind of Bob's claims and told him to zip it because it is diametrically opposed to the wonderful husband and wonderful marriage he'll be using as his defense for RH.
imo
Asa must be an important witness.
She would be able to support prosectuion theories OR debunk them for the defense better than anybody else. She could give all the context behind the "smoking gun" if the allegations are true. She could give alibis and and credible refutations of how LE interprets the evidence if the allegations are false.
Now, if I were Rex, and I were not guilty for real, I'd want to be able to strengthen the credibility of Asa and her ability to defend me. If I were Rex and knew the charges were true, I would want to damage Asa's reputation so that she would not be a strong prosecution witness.
I think Asa's reputation has been damaged. That works with Rex if he's guilty, and against him if he's innocent. Who sent/paid Macedonia? It can't be "just" thinking ahead to Peacock, because that wouldn't be a sure thing. Unless it's more sinister than I'm insinuating, and Macedonia was sent in with high confidence that this could be a big murder-merchandise operation.
MOO
Edit/add: It is now on my to-do list to check to see how quickly Macedonia was on the scene after a very convincing charge document was out.
From the very beginning, Tierney was exonerating the family before anyone was asking, and unlike prosecutors tend to do even if someone were asking, while Macedonia was calling Asa a mentally ill person who was the victim of a cat-knapping.
Meanwhile, Rex was charged and had appalling information already out and making him appear to be a monster.
It's uncanny how lucratively executed were the actions after the arrest of Rex Heuermann, starting with the prompt, convenient divorce.
MOO