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The Paradiso Files

Burke, Timothy M.

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Title of ebook: The Paradiso Files
ISBN: 9781586421540
Publisher: Steerforth Press
Internet download file size: 1078 kb
Pages: 376
Released online for download: 03-25-2008
Author of eBook: Burke, Timothy M.

The Paradiso Files

Boston's Unknown Serial Killer
It was the Saturday of Thanksgiving weekend. On November 28, 1981, Eastern Airlines Flight 960 out of Newark touched down at Boston’s Logan Airport shortly after 10:30 pm in a raw wind.
On the plane Joan Webster, a second-year graduate student at Harvard University Graduate School of Design, grabbed her coat, purse, and brown leather totebag, filled with textbooks, and waited in the stuffy cabin for the plane to empty. It had been an uneventful hour-long flight as Joan chatted with other passengers about the holiday spent with her parents in her home in Glen Ridge, New Jersey, and the architectural program she was enrolled in at Harvard. She was, her family would later say, in a buoyant mood, excited about a design project she was working on with two of her classmates.
The project she was working on was of particular concern to Joan. She had decided to leave New Jersey after a cocktail party planned for that Saturday night. She needed to get back to Boston that evening because of a meeting she had scheduled early Sunday morning to discuss the project with her colleagues, she told her par ... read full excerpt from The Paradiso Files ebook