In the autumn of 1981, the community of Lansing, Michigan, was unsettled by a series of brutal crimes against elderly women. On November 2nd of that year, 79-year-old Ula Curdy, a female resident of Lansing, was discovered deceased in the presumed safety of her own home. The cause of her death was determined to be homicide by strangulation, a violent end to a life that sent ripples of fear through the city. Her case would become a complex and contentious legal saga that would span decades, marke
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