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Dianne Ferriani, murder scene
Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library

Dianne Ferriani, murder scene

[ca. August 1956]

CC0 — Public Domain
Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library

Medical Examiner Michael Lungo holds top of wooden crypt containing murdered girl's body upside down (note bare feet sticking up) as police officer chats with Asst. Medical Examiner Joseph [Marteria?] while pol. photog. Butter shoots scene from ladder.

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