On this date in 1962, Anna E. Slesers was found dead. She was believed to be the first victim of the notorious serial killer known as the Boston Strangler, who may, or may not, have been Albert DeSalvo (pictured above). In fact, the murders may have been committed by more than one person. DeSalvo’s confession was the only significant piece of evidence that linked him to the crimes. He died in 1973, while serving time in prison on unrelated offenses.
Further reading:
Crime Museum – The Boston Strangler
Wikipedia: Boston Strangler
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Thanks.
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You’re welcome.
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John D.:
A strange case indeed, and one which does lend credence to the possibility of more than ONE killer (copycats?).
Good story.
Stay safe out there.
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Could’ve been a copycat, or it could have been a bizarre coincidence. I guess we’ll never know.
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