In the early 1960s, Boston was gripped by fear. Women were being found strangled in their own homes, and no one knew who would be next. Doors were double-locked, neighbors whispered, and the city’s sense of safety vanished overnight. The press called him The Boston Strangler. For years, the identity of the killer remained a terrifying mystery—until decades later, when a single strand of DNA finally revealed the truth.

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