Heuermann broke his silence when asked by the judge if he'd been able to review the evidence against him to which he said he had been averaging 'two to three' hours a day.
Heuermann was seen handcuffed, in a jacket suit and khaki pants.
At that time, they made a discovery that would prove crucial to the case – five hairs found on three victims.
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