Michael Benson
In 1971, there began in Rochester, N.Y., a series of hideous murders, cases that offered the starkest of contrast between good and evil: perfectly innocent victims, perfectly evil predators. The three victims were little girls, each named with the same first and last initial. Each, the legend said,...
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The hosts referenced Michael Benson's Nightmare in Rochester: The Double-Initial Murders as an additional source on the Alphabet murders, noting it covered the double‑initial killings. In the first part of the series they cited the book for a detail about a driver who saw Carmen Colon fleeing a vehicle but did not intervene. The mentions were brief and did not constitute a strong endorsement.
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