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The South Bay Strangler was the name given to an unknown serial killer active in the South Bay area of Los Angeles from Hawthorne in the north to Rolling Hills Estates in the south. His victims were elderly women who lived alone which he would rape and then strangle. While plenty of DNA and other forensic evidence had been collected, none of it matched samples on file from those convicted of crimes. Spoiler warning: Plot and/or ending details follow. In a shocking discovery, the serial murderer was Mike Pitcavage, chief of San Atanasio police.

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rdfs:label	South Bay Strangler
rdfs:comment	The South Bay Strangler was the name given to an unknown serial killer active in the South Bay area of Los Angeles from Hawthorne in the north to Rolling Hills Estates in the south. His victims were elderly women who lived alone which he would rape and then strangle. While plenty of DNA and other forensic evidence had been collected, none of it matched samples on file from those convicted of crimes. Spoiler warning: Plot and/or ending details follow. In a shocking discovery, the serial murderer was Mike Pitcavage, chief of San Atanasio police.
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Name	South Bay Strangler
Occupation	Rapist, murderer
abstract	The South Bay Strangler was the name given to an unknown serial killer active in the South Bay area of Los Angeles from Hawthorne in the north to Rolling Hills Estates in the south. His victims were elderly women who lived alone which he would rape and then strangle. While plenty of DNA and other forensic evidence had been collected, none of it matched samples on file from those convicted of crimes. When Lt. Colin Ferguson went on vacation to Yellowstone National Park, the Strangler had been active for five years and killed an estimated 13 women. Ferguson thought that the lack of DNA matches indicated that the killer was otherwise viewed as a "pillar of the community" and above suspicion but none of the other police at the South Bay coordinating meetings were interested in listening to him. Shortly after returning from his vacation, Ferguson investigated the murder of Mildred Szymanski, the Strangler's 15th victim. About a year later, San Atanasio had the region's 19th victim, Maria Peterfalvy, who was the seventh in San Atanasio. The summer after the Yellowstone Supervolcano eruption, Ferguson investigated the murder of Eiko Ryan who was another victim of the Strangler as was Mrs. Mandelbaum two and a half years after the eruption. Spoiler warning: Plot and/or ending details follow. In a shocking discovery, the serial murderer was Mike Pitcavage, chief of San Atanasio police.

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