1 Std. 50 Min.
156. Charles Terry, Shirley Coolen, and the Boston Strangler Crime&Stuff
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- Wahre Kriminalfälle
Charles Terry wasn’t a good guy, especially when it came to women. He liked to beat, rape and strangle them. He was convicted for several attacks and just out of prison in 1951 when Shirley Coolen, a Brunswick, Maine, single mother was found dead, strangled in a yard on the town’s fancy Park Row. But did he do it? And how about the Boston Strangler murders? He was a suspect in those, too. We discuss.
Rebecca gives the NNW treatment to the Kristin Hannah book “The Women.”
Charles Terry wasn’t a good guy, especially when it came to women. He liked to beat, rape and strangle them. He was convicted for several attacks and just out of prison in 1951 when Shirley Coolen, a Brunswick, Maine, single mother was found dead, strangled in a yard on the town’s fancy Park Row. But did he do it? And how about the Boston Strangler murders? He was a suspect in those, too. We discuss.
Rebecca gives the NNW treatment to the Kristin Hannah book “The Women.”
1 Std. 50 Min.