Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›Court officers and police lead self-confessed Boston Strangler Albert H. DeSalvo out of Middlesex County Courthouse after an all male jury found him guilty on all sex, assault and robbery charges in 10 indictments
Court officers and police lead self-confessed Boston Strangler Albert H. DeSalvo out of Middlesex County Courthouse after an all male jury found him guilty on all sex, assault and robbery charges in 10 indictments
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Court officers and police lead self-confessed Boston Strangler Albert H. DeSalvo out of Middlesex County Courthouse after an all male jury found him guilty on all sex, assault and robbery charges in 10 indictments

January 18, 1967

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