In the autumn of 1926, a chill settled over the borough of Brooklyn, New York, that had little to do with the changing seasons. It was on the third of October that a young life, full of untapped promise, was tragically extinguished. Emma Richardson, a five-year-old white female, became a name whispered in the hushed tones of a community grappling with an unthinkable loss. Her death would later be linked to one of the most monstrous figures in American criminal history, a man who preyed on the mo
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