From Costumes to Crime: A Dark Dive into Boston's Murders

This chapter begins with a playful discussion about costume ideas before shifting to the grim topic of seven murders that unfolded in Boston in 1962. It examines the demographics of the victims, particularly older white women, and analyzes the evolving patterns in the perpetrator's victim selection and geographical profiling. The speakers provide a harrowing account of one specific victim's tragic death, exploring the depth of violence involved and the psychological implications for the offender.