Episode 61 - Patterns, Patterns Everywhere

Sometimes, it's not the perpetrators of the crime that make it interesting, but the method they choose. On today's episode, we take a look at two cases involving strangulation, and why this method was the method of choice. You can check out Murder and Such on Facebook, Twitter, iTunes, and HERE! Wikipedia - Altemio SanchezRadford University Department of Psychology - Altemio C. SanchezMuderpedia - Altemio C. SanchezInnocence Project - Anthony CapozziNew York Times - "Buffalo Suspect's Uncle Misled Tem in '81, Officials Say"PubMed - A review of 300 attempted strangulation cases. Part 1: criminal legal issuesFamily Justice Center - "The Investigation and Prosecution of Strangulation Cases Manuel""On the Edge of Homicide: Strangulation as a Prelude"Justice Clearinghouse - "The Investigation and Prosecution of Strangulation Cases Webinar Notes"The Kansas City Star - "Piers Morgan confronts 'Kansas City Strangler' Lorenzo Gilyard on 'Serial Killer'"Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices