The Boston Strangler Unmasked

?? The Boston Strangler case terrorized Boston for 19 months. 13 women dead. One confession that never made sense. Now, DNA evidence and 16 hours of lost confession tapes reveal a 60-year cover-up. ?? THE VICTIMS Between 1962 and 1964, thirteen women were murdered in their homes. Anna Slesers. Mary Mullen. Nina Nichols. Helen Blake. Ida Irga. Jane Sullivan. Sophie Clark. Patricia Bissette. Mary Brown. Beverly Samans. Evelyn Corbin. Joann Graff. Mary Sullivan. Each deserved justice. Each deserved the truth. ? THE CONFESSION Albert DeSalvo confessed to every murder. The case was closed. Boston breathed again. But the confession never made sense. ?? THE EVIDENCE In 2013, DNA testing told a different story—one the justice system tried to ignore. This forensic investigation reveals: - 16 hours of lost confession tapes (never released to public) - DNA evidence that contradicts the official narrative - AI pattern analysis exposing investigative failures - Timeline reconstruction proving impossible confessions - Psychological profiling that never matched the crimes ?? WHAT THE AI UNCOVERED ? DeSalvo's confessions contained verifiable fabrications ? Crime scene patterns suggested multiple killers ? Key evidence was suppressed to close the case quickly ? DNA testing excluded DeSalvo from multiple murders ? Media pressure forced premature conclusions ?? THE TRUTH Sixty years later, the evidence demands a new verdict. This investigation combines modern forensic science with rigorous historical analysis. Zero fabrication. 100+ verified sources. Court records. DNA reports. Medical examiner files. Confession transcripts. The thirteen victims deserved better than a convenient confession. ?? VICTIMS FIRST. FACTS ALWAYS. JUSTICE REQUIRES WITNESSES. ?? 75,000+ words of forensic investigation ?? Cold Case Chronicles #1 ??? Part of Neural Edge Publishing's AI-enhanced investigations Perfect for readers who demand accuracy over sensationalism.