EPISODE 48: The Dayton Strangler
In this week's episode Paul and Kate go to early 1900s Ohio where a young girl sneaks out of a family gathering and doesn't return. After her body is found and the circumstances are weighed a massive manhunt uncovers some disturbing patterns.
Sources:
“Cold Serial: The Jack The Strangler Murders” by Brian Forschner. 2015.
“The Story of Jack the Strangler” (Dayton Unknown) 2016.
https://daytonunknown.com/2016/07/29/the-story-of-jack-the-strangler/
“Hands Give Definite Clew” (The Cincinnati Enquirer) 1909.
https://www.newspapers.com/image/33379131/?terms=Mary%20Forschner&match=1
“’COLD SERIAL: The Jack the Strangler Murders; Come Alive in Brian Forschner’s Gripping True Crime Saga” by Patrick H. Moore (All Things Crime) 2015.
“A Serial Killer in Dayton’s History?” by Lauren Clark (WHIOTV7) 2016.
https://www.whio.com/news/local/serial-killer-dayton-history/KqNIpQWIlWwZYfLc3FSVkN/
“Dayton Strangler” (Wikipedia)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dayton_Strangler
“3 Women Attacked By Fiend” (The Kentucky Post and Times) 1909.
https://www.newspapers.com/image/760476956/?terms=Mary%20Forschner&match=1
(The Indianapolis Journal) 1900.
(Evening times-Republican) 1900.
“Thought to be a Murderer” (The Washington Times) 1901.
“Pretty Dona Gilman Slain By a Member of Her Own Family?” (The Washington Times) 1907.
“Her Finger Nails Tell of Murder” (The Richmond Palladium) 1906.
“Their Blood Cries Out” (Jewish Observer) 2015.