On December 9, 1958, the body of 38-year-old African American woman Mae Hall was discovered in a neighbor's yard on East Eager Street in Baltimore, Maryland. She had been strangled to death, and it was determined that she had been deceased for several days prior to the discovery. Her death marked the beginning of a series of similar murders in the area, leading to the moniker "The Dawn Strangler" for the unidentified perpetrator.
Following Mae Hall's murder, two more women were killed un
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