Why Wasn’t Albert DeSalvo From Boston Strangler Prosecuted for the Stranglings?
“With DeSalvo sentenced to prison for life, with an appeal to a higher court pending, and with the convicted man already in a mental hospital of the maximum security type as Bridgewater, it is doubtful that any prosecutor in the three counties involved — Suffolk, Middlesex and Essex — will take immediate steps to indict DeSalvo for the stranglings, in the opinion of most legal observers,” the outlet continued.
Before he claimed to be the Boston Strangler, DeSalvo was known as the “Measuring Man.” In 1960, DeSalvo went door-to-door under the guise of a talent scout, telling women he worked for a modeling agency and wanted their measurements, according to. As he measured, he would fondle the women. He was arrested in March 1960, and spent nearly a year in prison.
But after he was released, DeSalvo went off on a crime spree throughout New England. Dubbed the “Green Man,” because he’d always be dressed in green, DeSalvo would break into women’s homes and sexually assault them,
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