In the summer of 1962, a palpable fear began to creep into the city of Boston. On June 28th, that fear found its way into an apartment at 1435 Commonwealth Avenue, the home of 85-year-old Mary Mullen. Later that day, she was found dead on her sofa, becoming another victim in a string of terrifying and seemingly connected crimes. Unlike the other women who would fall prey to the attacker then known only as the "Mad Strangler of Boston," an autopsy would reveal that Mary had not been strangled or
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