In the autumn of 1972, a palpable sense of fear gripped the Boston area as a series of brutal murders targeting young women cast a dark shadow over the region. Among the victims was Sandra Ehramjian, a 21-year-old White/Caucasian woman who was finding her way in the world. Having graduated from high school in New York, she moved to Massachusetts in 1971, seeking independence. By the fall of 1972, she was living in Cambridge and working as a taxi driver.
On November 27, 1972, Sandra left h
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