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Episode 34, The Boston (Plural) Stranglers
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About this Week’s True Crime and Serial Killer Podcast
Once again our apologies for the delay between episodes. Thank you for your patience.
This week we have the usual true crime stories, then we shift gears and become a serial killer podcast, as we talk about the Boston Strangler/s.
Much of the episode is taken from the book The Boston Stranglers, by Susan Kelly.
DeSalvo and Friends
Some basic background can be found in the Wikipedia entries for:
There are several interesting videos on YouTube, including this one.
Also, if you just can’t get enough of the song Strangler in the Night, you can listen here. The song was included in our halftime break. As far as I can tell no one claims copyright on it. It is posted in many places without attribution. If you feel this is in error please contact us.
You can view the press conference announcing DeSalvo’s DNA being found at one murder scene, here.
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