The Boston Strangler Story
Engross yourself in the chilling true crime saga that haunted an entire city for
two years in the early '60s. Thirteen women's lives were tragically cut short; their
deaths were shrouded in mystery. None of the victims displayed any signs of
struggle; nothing was stolen, and there were no signs of forcible entry.
Dive into this true crime that is researched based on interviews with police,
medical professionals, and those affected by these heinous acts.
Choose your format: Read, Listen, or Watch this true crime and join us as we
discuss the event with subject matter experts. Are you ready to confront the darkness?
September: 28th at 10:00 AM Online via WebEx
FSCJ graduate from the Funeral Services (A.S.) program, Miranda Mythen, will speak about a body's decomposition process and its vital role in solving crimes. She will also talk about "The Body Farm" where they conduct experiments with bodies to further their education on how the decomposition process is affected when bodies are left in unique habitats or environments. She will also talk about suspicious deaths and when a medical examiner must get involved.
October:12th at 7:00 PM online via WebEx
Join us for an online Kahoot-style book discussion about the "Boston Strangler" true crime story. Explore historical context, analyze the killer's psyche, and follow investigative trails. Engage in dynamic discussions and thought-provoking questions.
We look forward to your thoughts from reading, listening, or watching: The Boston Strangler story.