In 2021, Murder Inc. and Dr. Peter Vronsky linked serial killer Richard Cottingham to a series of unsolved murders on Long Island. Many years ago, Murder Inc. began to suspect Cottingham was active on Long Island after learning of a series of torso murders that took place over about two weeks in 1964. The first victim was Jocelyn Carr, whose dismembered remains were found one block from where Cottingham would kill Deedeh Goodarzi and Jane Doe in 1979. She was a secretary for an advertising firm on Madison Avenue. Cottingham had started a job on Madison Avenue in 1964. The second victim was Martha Owens, who disappeared from the Bronx, where Cottingham was born and where his grandparents lived. Her torso was found at the bath house on Jones Beach, the exact same spot where Cottingham left Maria Nieves in 1974. The third victim was Carmen Rodriguez, who worked as a sex worker and was found dismembered in a Bronx lot. Three different “victim types”, a Madison Avenue secretary, an elderly widow, and a sex worker all murdered and dismembered over the course of two weeks and dumped in three different locations, Manhattan, The Bronx and Long Island. Murder Inc. is unaware of any other unsolved torso murders of female women in NYC during this time.
Murder Inc. contends it’s 100% completely obvious Richard Cottingham committed this series of torso murders in 1964. Unfortunately, Dr. Vronsky doesn’t share the same enthusiasm and has shown little interest in the murders of Martha Owens or Carmen Rodriguez. Despite this, the fact that Martha Owens was found on Jones Beach in Long Island led Murder Inc. to look deeper for unsolved murders on Long Island that Cottingham could be responsible for in the 1960s and 1970s. This led to the reexamination of the murder of Cynthia Constantine from Oakdale, NY in 1969. Upon closer examination, Murder Inc. noticed that the murder occurred only three days after Cottingham had killed Denise Falasca in New Jersey.
After alerting Dr. Vronsky to the case of Cynthia Constantine and the fact Murder Inc. suspected she was killed by Richard Cottingham, Dr. Vronsky informed Murder Inc. that Cottingham had an uncle who lived on Long Island. This information led Murder Inc. on a deep dive, and Murder Inc. discovered a number of unsolved murders and a series of home invasion rapes from 1966 known as the Massapequa Masked Rapist that occurred around Cottingham’s uncle’s house. Working in tandem, Murder Inc. & Dr. Vronsky discovered many murders that Richard Cottingham was responsible for on Long Island in the 1960s and 1970s including but by no means limited to, the murders of Diane Cusick, Mary Beth Heinz, Laverne Moy, Maria Nieves (discovered and linked to Cottingham by Dr. Vronsky) and the murders of Sheila Hyman and Dorothy Anderson (discovered and linked to Cottingham by Murder Inc.). Cottingham confessed to all these murders thanks to the hard work of Deedeh Goodarzi’s daughter Jennifer Weiss, and the Nassau County Police Department pretended they’d solved them themselves. The police chose not to announce Cottingham confessed to the murder of Dorothy Anderson.
Murder Inc. discovered the murders of Marilyn Simons, Estelle Hague, Florence Lemler and Kathy Woods (among many others) and shared them with Dr. Vronsky, letting Dr. Vronsky know Murder Inc. strongly, strongly suspects they were the work of Richard Cottingham. Unfortunately, Dr. Vronsky doesn’t share the same enthusiasm in these cases either, mainly because Marilyn Simons, Estelle Hague and Florence Lemler were older than Cottingham’s known victims.
The first victim officially proven to have been murdered by Cottingham on Long Island was Diane Cusick, found killed in her car in a Valley Stream parking lot in 1968. After Cottingham told Dr. Vronsky he frequented the drive-in movie theater at the Green Acres Mall in Valley Stream. Dr. Vronsky let Murder Inc. know, leading both Dr. Vronsky and Murder Inc. to excitedly research and find newspaper articles of Diane Cusick’s murder at the Green Acres Mall independently of each other on the same day. This led Dr. Vronsky to beg the police to look for a DNA match to Cottingham in their evidence. Eventually they did and pretended they’d solved the murder themselves.
Richard Cottingham is responsible for many more unsolved murders but due to linkage blindness, dereliction and just plain stupidity he hasn’t been linked to them yet.
January 18 1963 Richard Cottingham Pascack Valley High, NJ
April 30 1963 Clifton Rapist
July 28 1963 Gwendolyn Palmer Murder New York, NY
May 2 1963 Richard Cottingham Pascack Valley High
August 17 1963 Paterson Rapist Paterson, NJ
September 2 1963 Lillian Thomas Murder Elizabeth, NJ *Arrest*
January 11 1964 Carole Hughes Murder New York, NY (Dr. Vronsky)
April 17 1964 Richard Cottingham Track Pascack Valley, NJ
July 13 1964 Marlboro, NY
September 8 1964 Emma Coleman Carter Murder Roselle, NJ
Same location as Ann Logan 1973
October 21 1964 Jocelyn Carr Murder New York, NY
November 5 1964 Martha Owens Missing Bronx Found Jones Beach, NY
November 15 1964 Carmen Rodriguez Murder Bronx
December 2 1964 Julia Vaughans & Alexis Brown Murders Brooklyn, NY
February 21 1965 Red Sweater Jane Doe Queens, NY
March 7 1965 Anna Mozzone Murder Bronx, NY
August 21 1965 Althea Lowrey Murder Newark, NJ
September 16 1965 Mary Ann Klinsky Murder
September 24 1965 Alys Jean Eberhardt Murder Fairlawn, NJ
October 18 1965 Ann Rudlophi Murder Lindenhurst, NY *Arrest*
January 3 1966 Shirley Philips “The Evening Gown Strangling” Manorville, NY *Carl Orlowski Arrest/False Confession Beaten by Suffolk County Police Department*
January 12 1966 Bellmore Jane Doe, Bellmore, NY
February 11 1966 Joanne Fantazier Murder Colts Neck, NJ
February 13 1966 Forest Hills Kidnap Rapist, Queens, NY
February 17 1966 Sex Maniac Rapist Williston Park, NY (Dr. Vronsky)
February 24 1966 Judy Kavanaugh Murder
March 27 1966 North Alington Rapist North Arlington, NJ
April 4 1966 Janet Adams Murder Paramus, NJ
April 24 1966 Marilyn Simons Murder Farmingville, NY
May 22 1966 Bronx Murder
June 20 1966 Levittown Masked Rapist Levittown, NY
July 12 1966 Beverly Fowler Murder Queens, NY
August 23 1966 Lodi Rapist Lodi, NJ
September 20 1966 Uniondale Rapist Uniondale, NY
October 4 1966 Vivienne Soros Murder New York, NY
October 14 1966 Garden City Rapist Garden City, NY
October 25 1966 Massapequa Masked Rapist Massapequa, NY
November 4 1966 Massapequa Masked Rapist Massapequa, NY
November 2? 1966 Massapequa Masked Rapist Massapequa, NY
December 5 1966 Estella Hague Murder Westbury, NY
December 13 1966 Freeport/Mineola Rapist
December 20 1966 Isabella Rotenberg Murder Queens, NY
December 28 1966 Bethpage Rapist Bethpage, NY
January 24 1967 Mary Anne Della Salla Murder Hawthorne, NJ
April 24 1967 Darlene Wolf Polizzi Missing Lodi, NJ
April 25 1967 Robin Rogers Murder Englewood Cliffs, NJ
June 8 1967 Carol Phillips Murder Paramus, NJ
September 16 1967 Deer Park Murder
October 9 1967 Anna O’Kane *Arrest
October 30 1967 Nancy Vogel Murder Ridgefield Park, NJ
September 11 1967 Mollie Moore Murder New York, NY
December 28 1967 Muriel Hartnagel (Dr. Vronsky)
January 13 1968 John Cottingham Wedding Keyport, NJ
January 31 1968 Chesnut Ridge Road Rapist Woodcliff Lake, NJ
February 2 1968 Gail Smith Murder Pleasantville, NJ
February 16 1968 Diane Cusick Murder Valley Stream, NY
March 21 1968 Unidentified Woman Murder North Bergen, NJ
May 1 1968 Woman Murder Linden, NJ
May 25 1968 Margaret Gorski Murder Middletown, NJ
July 18 1968 Jacalyn Harp Murder Midland Park *Richard Cottingham Confessed*
August 3 1968 Michele Heber Central Park Murder New York, NY
August 19 1968 Dolores/Delores Thomas Newburgh, NY
September 3 1968 Juliet Linzmayer Missing Murder
November 5 1968 Jane Durrua Murder Middletown, NJ
November 16 1968 Catherine Summers Murder Newark, NJ
December 18 1968 Robert Cottingham Montclair, NJ
December 30 1968 Lynbrook Rapist Lynbrook, NY
January 11 1969 Richard Cottingham’s Sister’s Wedding Westwood, NJ
March 27 1969 Linda Balabanow Missing Murder Woodbridge, NJ
March 29 1969 Beverly Harris Murder Queens, NY
April 7 1969 Irene Blase Hackensack *Cottingham Confessed*
April 27 1969 Murder Woodbridge NJ
May 5 1969 Lodi Rapist Lodi, NJ
May 18 1969 Diane Toney CT
May 27 1969 Mary Mount Murder New Haven, CT
May 30 1969 Dawn Cave Murder CT
June 4 1969 Jane Doe? Murder Clifton NJ
June 24 1969 Jane Doe? Murder Kearny NJ
July 1 1969 Theresa Carpino Murder Kingston, NY
July 4 1969 Wanda Maldonado Murder Brooklyn, NY
July 11 1969 Cynthia Constantine Missing Oakdale NY
Richard Cottingham murdered Denise Falasca in NJ three days after Cynthia Constantine disappeared
July 14 1969 Denise Falasca Murder Saddle Brook, NJ *Cottingham Confessed*
July 23 1969 Lillian Toms Missing Fairfield Township, NJ (Found September 21 1970 Bridgeton, NJ)
August 5 1969 Norma Greenbaum Murder New York, NY
August 11 1969 Queens College Coed Rapist Queens, NY
September 2 1969 Frances Accomando Murder West Babylon NY *Arrest Dennis Johnston*
September 18 1969 Margaret Mary Warburton Torso Murder Stamford, CT
September 26 1969 Alice Lezan Murder (Disappears W 48th New York, NY/Body Found March 17 1970 Cortland, NY)
October 13 1969 Chenango Murder Chenango, NY
October 23 1969 NY Sex Workers Disappearing
November 7 1969 Mary Ann McGee Murder Bronx, NY
November 10 1969 Harlem Torso New York, NY
December 23 1969 Cheryl McCarthy Murder Queens, NY
December 27 1979 Long Island Lovers Lane Murder Linda Patchen & Ray Ruge Islip, NY
anuary 27 1970 Murder North East, NY
March 1 1970 Lorraine McGraw (Dr. Vronsky)
April 14 1970 Nellie Farmer Murder Albany, NY
June 7 1970 Carole Hill Murder Wildwood, NJ
June 15 1970 Donna Albright Murder (Body Discovered September 9 1976) Hackensack, NJ
June 25 1970 Nyack Rapist West South Nyack, NY
August 27 1970 Joan Holder Murder Valley Stream, NY
September 2 1970 Kathleen Carroll Murder East Brunswick, NJ
September 20 1970 Jennifer Noon Missing New Haven, CT/Found Hamden, CT
September 21 1970 Lillian Toms Murder Body Found Bridgeton, NJ
October 29 1970 Patrice Leary Murder New York, NY
December 10 1970 Thomas J Cottinham Death New York, NY
March 7 1971 Jean Day Murder Piscataway, NJ
May 24 1971 Florence Kalbach Murder Nyack, NY
September 8 1971 Gail Ann Kalinowski Missing Manville, NJ
September 15 1971 Gloria Van Brunt Missing Seaside Heights, NJ
September 18 1971 Katherine Rubin Murder New York, NY
March 25 1972 West Milford Jane Doe Murder West Milford, NJ
May 16 1972 Florence Lemler Murder Bohemia, NY
Florence Lemler lived near the Green Acres Mall in Valley Stream where Richard Cottingham murdered Diane Cusick four years earlier
Florence Lemler was found murdered in the woods less than half a mile from where Cynthia Constantine disappeared in 1969
May 10 1972 Mary Beth Heinz Murder Rockville Centre, NY (Vronsky)
May 28 1972 Francine Tuminello Murder Fire Island (*John Lindquist Wrongful Conviction?)
June 18 1972 Irene Simonton Black New York, NY
July 11 1972 Dolores Della Penna Philadelphia, PA
July 20 1972 Laverne Moye Murder Rockville Centre, NY (Vronsky)
August 7 1972 Jeanette DePalma Murder
August 15 1972 Joan Kramer (Dr. Vronsky)
September 3 1972 Jean Clark Murder New York, NY (Dr. Vronsky)
January 25 1973 Lilly Susan Kenney Murder Piscataway, NJ
February 4 1973 Sheila Smith Murder Edison, NJ
February 19 1973 Mahwah Rapist Mahwah, NJ
April 5 1973 Dorothy Anderson Murder Rockville Centre, NY (Solved by Murder Inc. Cottingham Confessed Not Charged)
April 21 1973 Jane Doe Murder Queens, NY
April 24 1973 Angelina Catalana Murder New York, NY (Dr. Vronsky)
May 6 1973 Mary Ellen O’Callaghan Murder North Hills, NY
May 19 1973 Gilgo Beach Body Gilgo Beach, NY
June 19 1973 Patricia Sullivan Murder Greenvale (Possible Wrongful Conviction)
Defendant Tells LI Court He Killed C. W. Post Coed
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At times silent, at other times laughing or shouting obscenities, the defendant detailed his actions of last June 15, the day of the murder, until Supreme Court Justice David T. Gibbons asked: “Did you kill Patricia Ann Sullivan?”
The defendant slumped in his chair and stared into space. He remained mute for two and a “half minutes. There was silence as the spectators leaned forward in their seats.
During the entire interrogation, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sullivan of Wilmington, Mass., parents of the victim, sat in a rear row with hands clasped, listening intently.
Mr. De Nicola said he pushed his way into Miss Sullivan’s room at the college, in Greenvale, L. I., and locked the door. He said they talked, then took off their clothes and had intercourse. (An autopsy found no evidence of intercourse.)
“What did you do then?” the judge asked.
“I put my knife away.”
“A fishing knife, a hunting knife?”
“Hunting.”
“Did you use the knife?” “Just used it once.”
“What did you do?”
“Slit.”
“Slit what?”
“Slit her throat.”
Stabbed ‘Every Place’
The defendant said he got another, smaller knife and stabbed her “every place.” He said he did not know how many times he stabbed her—”I just kept on until my arm got tired.” He also said he punched her and tied her up but did not remember the sequence.
“She called me a swine,” he said.
“What did you think then?” the judge asked.
“I didn’t know what it meant,” he said, laughing.
“Did you feel like killing her?” the judge asked.
“Yeah.” “why?”,
“I like to kill.”
“Why?”
“I get satisfaction out of killing.”
Because of his frequent reluctance to answer questions put to him by Justice Gibbons and because of numerous recesses to enable his lawyer, James Van Norman, to speak with him privately, Mr. De Nicola had to shuffle awkwardly between the courtroom and an anteroom, the sounds of the chains on his leg and of his handcuffs disturbing the silence of the courtroom.
After the killing, he said, he took some coins from a table and left, covered with blood, to look for a place to wash.” He said that when he first saw the coins he planned to take them because he had been gambling and “I always went home a loser.”
Miss Sullivan’s body was found in her room on June 18 by a friend. She had been stabbed 21 times and had been bound and beaten on the face with a blunt instrument. Mr. De Nicola was arrested June 27. The police said he previously I had been in a mental hospital.
Last Tuesday, the defendant, pleaded not guilty because of “a lack of sufficient mental capacify at the time of the alleged acts.” The guilty plea today was in satisfaction of other indictments outstanding against him, including the attempted murder of a 26‐year‐old nurse from a New Hyde Park hospital and the attempted rape of a 15‐year‐old Old Bethpage girl.
Justice Gibbons at first. scheduled sentencing for Feb. 25, but Mr. De Nicola asked that it be changed to Feb. 26, a ‘Tuesday. When the justice, who made the change, asked why, the defendant said: “I don’t want to miss the Monday movie.”
July 1 1973 Nassau Rapist Woodmere, NY
July 18 1973 Christine Angell Murder Bronx, NY
July 21 1973 Sheila Heiman Murder (Solved by Murder Inc. in 2021)
September 2 1973 Phyllis Thomson Murder East Brunswick, NJ *Frederick Krug Convicted*
NEW BRUNSWICK, Sept. 25 — A.Middlesex County Court jury today returned two guilty verdicts against Frederick Krug, a 27‐year‐old East Brunswick man, on charges of kidnapping and Murdering Phyllis Thomson, 28, on Sept. 2, 1973.
Mrs. Thomson, a Lakewood resident, was abducted from the Cloud Nine cocktail lounge there shortly after midnight, was beaten and was thrown into a branch of the South River at Madison. nearby. An autopsy attribued her death to drowning. The victim, a thirdgrade teacher in the Manalaran Township public school, aspired to sing with a band.
The body was found three days later. More than two months afterward her shoulder bag was found not far from the defendant’s home by a trapper. Most of the woman’s clothing, some of it burned, was found to’ be in the bag, and a fingerprint on one article was traced to the defendant.
The trial opened before County Court Judge Richard S. Cohen last Sept. 9. The jury of seven men and five women deliberated for 13 hours before reaching the verdict shortly after 4 P.M. today.
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Assistant County Prosecutor Joseph Benedict argued that Mr. Krug had followed the woman from the bar and attacked her in the parking lot as she was leaving for home after singing with the band at the bar. Mr. Benedict said the defendant assaulted the woman and dumped her in the river, then tried to burn the clothing he had torn from her.
Morton L. Anekstein, of the Public Defender’s staff, said the state’s case was built upon circumstantial evidence and that witnesses of dubious veracity had been put on the stand to bolster the state’s charges.
The defendant showed no emotion when the verdict was read, but friends of the dead woman broke into tears. Judge Cohen set Oct. 28 for sentencing. Mr. Krug could receive two life sentences on the charges.
September 12 1973 Jennifer Sturek Murder Holbrook, NY (Possible Wrongful Conviction)
L.I. Boy Is Charged in Slaying of Girl, 12
L.I. Boy Is Charged in Slaying of Girl, 12
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HAUPPAUGE, L. I., Sept. 14 —A 15‐year‐old boy was ar rested today and charged in connection with the murder of Jennifer Sturek, 12, in nearby Holbrook on Tuesday.
The boy, whose identity was withheld because he is un der 16, was arraigned here on a charge of juvenile delinquen cy in Family Court, Juvenile Division, Judge Everett E. Schraeder directed that he un dergo a psychiatric examina tion and ordered him held in the juvenile shelter here.
The boy was also charged with juvenile delinquency in the stabbing of an 18‐year‐old girl on Saturday in the same wooded area where Miss Sturek’s body was found on Wednesday.
According to Police Commissioner Eugene R. Kelley, the murder took place in the va cant lot off Portion Road where the body was found on Wednes day. Miss Sturek had left her home at 125 Avenue A short ly after coming home from school to purchase candy at a nearby store.
Arrested During Class
Commissioner Kelley said “mosaic” of clues led to the arrest of the boy this morn ing at 10 A.M. as he attended special classes run by the Board of Cooperative Educational Services near Islip MacArthur Airport in Bohemia.
The boy met with his pa renti, who retained a lawyer, Barry Warren. At the arraign ment this afternoon, according to Mr. Warren, the boy de nied the petition, the technical term for a plea of not guilty in Juvenile Court.
The boy was described by Commigsioner Kelley as 5 feet 10 inches tall, weighing 150 pounds and three months short of his 16th birthday. The Com missioner refused to comment on any possible motive. The cause of death has been de scribed as a fractured skull by Dr. Sidney Weinberg, Suffolk County Medical Examiner, who also said examination showed she had not been raped.
Suspect ‘Near‐Neighbor’
The Commissioner described the suspect as a “near‐neigh bor” who did not know Miss Sturek but did know one of her brothers. He declined to say whether there were any wit nesses, and he also declined to say whether the 18‐year‐old girl, who was superficially wounded last Saturday, had identified the suspect.
The Commissinner said it was his understanding that, under state juvenile laws, the suspect, if convicted, would either face detention until the age of 21 or could be held for psychiatric care.
However, the two county at torneys handling the case to day, Harry Flood and Bernard Wechsler, declined to explain the state law, saying it was “inappropriate.”
Mr. Warren said he expected that his client would be “free in the near future.”
September 19 1973 Ann Logan Murder Roselle, NJ
September 23 1973 Elizabeth Anderson Murder Brown Mills, NJ *David Chumik Convicted?*
October 13 1973 Trunk Murder Long Island Sound
October 17 1973 Helen Hursh Murder Queens, NY *Clifford Aitken Charged*
November 6 1973 April Fells Murder Queens, NY
November 19 1973 Frances Goldberg Murder Woodbury, NY
December 1 1973 Newark Jane Doe Murder Newark, NJ
December 26? 1973 Jane Doe Torso Murder JFK Queens, NY
December 27 1973 Maria Emerita Rosado Nieves Murder Jones Beach, NY (Solved by Dr. Vronsky Cottingham Confessed)
May 28 1974 Anne Berlozheimer Murder New York, NY (from Massapequa)
July 11 1974 Damosie Cardona Murder Brooklyn, NY
August 20 1974 West Village Jane Doe New York, NY
September 4 1974 Hudson County Rapist
September 23 1973 Elizabeth Anderson Murder Wrightstown, NJ
September 24 1974 Lillian Reed Murder Bronx, NY
October 1 1974 Diane Zagorski Murder? Massapequa Park, NY
December 1 1974 Rockaway Jane Doe Queens, NY
December 5 1974 Frances Ann Fransen Murder Queens, NY
February 5 1975 Janette Archie Murder Queens, NY
February 22 1975 Karen Baxter Murder New York, NY (Discovered by Dr. Peter Vronsky)
March 25 1975 Spring Valley Rapist Spring Valley, NY
June 23 1975 Valerie Whitely Murder Brooklyn, NY
September 4 1975 Spring Valley Rapist
September 27 1975 Ellen Wapnowitz Murder Bronx, NY
November 26 1975 Dorothy Dietrich Murder Wayne, NJ (victim lived in Garfield/attended High School in Lodi) Missing November 11 1975
December 28 1975 Richard Cottingham’s Cousin’s Wedding Reception Huntington, NY
Kathy Woods was found murdered approximately 1.5 miles from the Huntington Towne House where Richard Cottingham’s cousin held her wedding reception six months prior
January 23 1976 Karen Ann Thubborn Murder New York, NY (Americano Hotel where Cottingham frequents)
June 2 1976 Prowler at Kathy Woods’ Neighbor Huntington, NY
June 5 1976 Katherine Woods Murder Huntington, NY
October 6 1976 Dobbs Ferry Rapist
October 10 1976 Harrison Rapist
October 21 1976 Tarrytown Rapist
November 16 1976
November 23 1976 Westchester Rapist Yonkers, NY
January 1 1977 Elizabeth Wheeler Murder Midland Park, NJ
March 26 1977 Ramsey Rapist/Babysitter Rapist Upper Saddle River
May 2 1977 Glen Oaks Rapist Queens, NY
May 31 1977 Sayville Rapist
June 10 1977 Glen Oaks Rapist Queens, NY
July 22 1977 Ramsey Rapist/Babysitter Rapist Ramsey, NJ
September 25 1977 Teresa Prince and Marie Cortez Murder New York, NY
September 30 1977 Ramsey Rapist/Babysitter Rapist Ramsey, NJ
October 8 1977 Tarrytown Babysitter Rapist Tarrytown, NY
October 10 1977 Ramsey Rapist
October 29 1977 Ramsey Rapist James Comey Allendale
December 28 1977 Roxbury Rapist Roxbury, NJ
January 24 1978 Jane Doe Murder Bronx, NY
April 2 1978 Heckscher State Park Jane Doe East Islip, NY
November 1978 Upper Saddle River Rapist
February 9 1979 Ramsey Rapist
March 4 1979 Spring Valley Rapist Spring Valley, NY
March 17 1979 Nyack Rapist Nyack, NY
April 9 1979 Irene Bavetta Murder Bronx, NY
Irene’s Daughter Irene Bavetta Arnold lived in Closter, NJ
May 10 1979 Hooded Rapist Bergenfield, NJ
May 14 1979 Hooded Rapist Bergenfield, NJ
may 22 1979 Paterson Coma Victim Paterson, NJ
June 24 1979 Hooded Rapist Dumont, NJ
June 25 1979 Hooded Rapist Dumont, NJ
July 8 1979 Sharon Anglin Murder New York, NY
July 19 1979 Rapist West Caldwell, NJ
July 25 1979 Dumont Rapist Dumont, NJ
August 2 1979 Hooded Rapist Bergenfield, NJ
November 7 1979 Andrea Cella Murder Franklin Lakes, NJ *Conv*
February 25 1980 Palisades Rapist Fort Lee, NJ
March 3 1980 Jane Doe W. 25th St, New York, NY
May 22 1980 Richard Cottingham Arrest Hasbrouck Heights, NJ
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