Podcast
Morbid
The hosts repeatedly cited the book as a primary source for their multi‑part series on the case, noting that it offered detailed accounts of the investigation, including early victims, family background, and the interrogation of Jules Rothman. Alaina Aschewski highlighted it as a particularly thorough and useful reference. The overall tone was that the book was a valuable resource for the episode research.
Episode: Episode 81: The Boston Strangler(s) Part 3
It was mentioned as a source for the episode, and referenced by the hosts multiple times during the discussion of the case.
According to the Boston Stranglers, which is the book I mentioned, I think last part by Susan Kelly, he had two kids with his wife, Judy and Michael.
Episode: Episode 79: The Boston Strangler(s) Part 2
It was used as a source for the podcast episode, and it was mentioned specifically to contain information about the interrogation of Jules Rothman.
There's a total account of this interrogation in a really great book about this case that I was using for some of the research called The Boston Stranglers. And it's by Susan Kelly, who believes there are more than one Boston Strangler.