Boston Strangler's unheard confession tapes cast new doubt on 'America’s Jack the Ripper': victim's nephew

Casey Sherman, who has dedicated decades to investigating his aunt Mary Sullivan's murder in 1964, is now questioning the established narrative surrounding Albert DeSalvo, known as the Boston Strangler. The release of unheard confession tapes has prompted Sherman to doubt DeSalvo's guilt, despite existing DNA evidence. This skepticism is echoed in related discussions, such as those reported by the New York Post, where Sherman's insights highlight a broader uncertainty about the case. The ongoing debate about DeSalvo's culpability continues to captivate public interest, suggesting that the truth behind these historical crimes may still be elusive.