I knew that there had been seven stranglings, but the two names were news to me.

She argues that the stranglings were the work of several killers rather than a single individual.

"I'm sure you're aware of the public distress over these recent stranglings," he said to me.

"We of course are no closer on the other stranglings than before," he told me on the phone.

In the long run, what happens then will be much more important than the Riverside stranglings."

I took out my index cards on the stranglings.

How are you going to connect a husband murdering his wife with the first three stranglings?"

He was never actually charged with the stranglings.

Sullivan was publicized as being the final victim in 1964, although other stranglings occurred after that date.

Or, maybe the wife did murder the husband, but that's still a long way from the stranglings in New York."

The actual stranglings, shootings or stabbings have occurred off stage, as it were.

DeSalvo was not initially suspected of being involved with the stranglings.

They use a pay phone to call the police and they say they have some important information regarding the stranglings.

He had heard about the Riverside stranglings on the news, and from a friend who was a rookie cop in a nearby precinct.

If by some chance Claudia isn't lying, do you like him for the attack, maybe the other stranglings?"

If I stopped pursuing Claudia for even an hour, she and the stranglings could slip away from me.

The Demons made gruesome mistakes on several occasions; beatings and stranglings got out of control.

The second reports that he was convicted of three murders, and had confessed to 300 sexual assaults and stranglings.

DeSalvo was found guilty of the assaults but was never tried for the stranglings.

But it turns out that I found something apparently very relevant to the Riverside stranglings in Chicago.

In return, Claudia agreed to do nothing when you later killed Amy, under cover of her Riverside stranglings.

He has a nervous breakdown in the interrogation room and is reduced to hysterical sobbing, making it seem like he did the stranglings.

"But don't stray too far we're finally getting to the endgame here with the Riverside stranglings." "

"He already knew that Rhonda was implicating him in some of the Riverside stranglings," I said.

"Now for stranglings," Micky jumped in, "you got your ropes, wires, and what have you.

He strangled the life out of the foreign oil companies.

She may have strangled to death on her own blood.

You remember, one of the teachers got strangled a year or two ago.

The man who had almost, but not quite, strangled me to death.

But he strangled one more little girl before we did.

If he had come to me in bed, I would have strangled him, then.

Not since the day we met, when he strangled his wife in front of me.

He had been shot, strangled, and then his house was set on fire.

There was some evidence that he may have also been strangled.

She was found strangled in her home on April 15.

I felt as if something were trying to strangle me.

But strangling the man to death is a different matter.

He was strangled earlier on the same day of the scene.

So why is everybody talking as if the program has been strangled by its own success?

I'm not going to strangle him, she told herself again.

"I would care for nothing more than to strangle you."

I'd like to strangle that woman with my own hands.

She had been strangled by someone's left hand, the police concluded.

It looked as if strangling her was not going to be possible.

It was something to do with her hands other than strangle him.

Five minutes later he had been strangled with the belt.

It would probably take her an hour or more to strangle.

Nothing had since the day I watched him strangle his wife.

We should have made a complete job of it, and strangled them.

"She was strangled, walking home from the school one night."