Strangler of 11 Women In Hospital Gets Guardian
Cambridge AP report says a former Massachusetts corrections commissioner was named temporary guardian for a male mental patient who allegedly confessed to strangling 11 women in eastern Massachusetts. The patient, 32, is at Bridgewater State Hospital. two state psychiatrists filed their report for Justice Whittemore. The first slaying occurred June 14, 1962, of Anna E. Slesers, 55, in Boston. The latest unsolved strangling was of Mary Ellen Sullivan in her apartment.
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IRS Demands Cosa Nostra Boston Records
The UPI report notes Gennaro Angiulo of Medford ordered by District Judge Andrew A. Caffrey to provide Huntington Realty Trust Co records for 1957 to 1962 to the IRS for inspection. The move follows prior rulings upheld by appeals and state courts.
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