Nephew of Boston Strangler victim thinks unheard confession tapes casts new doubt on ‘America’s Jack the Ripper’

The investigation into the Boston Strangler case, particularly through the lens of Casey Sherman, sheds light on the enduring impact of violent crime on families. Sherman's discovery of unheard confession tapes raises questions about the true identity of the killer, paralleling the recent tragic events involving victims in other contexts, such as the shooting of beloved college football coach John Beam and the heroic rescue of a drowning teenager by NYPD officers. These incidents underscore the persistent theme of victimization and the quest for justice, resonating deeply within communities affected by crime.