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NJ s infamous Torso Killer confesses to 1974 murders of two Garden State teens, solving long-cold murder cases
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New Jersey Torso Killer pleads guilty in 1974
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In this image taken from a New Jersey Courts virtual hearing, Richard Cottingham, center, known as the Torso Killer, pleads guilty Tuesday, April 27, 2021, to two 1974 murders, finally closing the cold case deaths of teenage friends who had left home for a trip to the mall and never returned. Cottingham, 74, is currently in state prison on a life sentence for other murders. (New Jersey Courts via AP) Tuesday, April 27, 2021 2:49 PM EST By STEFANIE DAZIO and DAVID PORTER, AP
NEWARK, N.J. (AP) A New Jersey serial killer known as the “Torso Killer” admitted he kidnapped and raped two teenage girls and murdered them in a hotel room a few days later, closing the mystery of the cold-case deaths from 1974.
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New Jersey’s Torso Killer serial murderer pleaded guilty to two more slayings Tuesday, bringing closure to the 1974 cold-case double homicide of a pair of teen girls.
Mary Ann Pryor, 17, and her friend Lorraine Marie Kelly, 16, wanted to buy bathing suits for an upcoming trip to the Jersey Shore on Aug. 9, 1974. So they did what many teenagers did at the time – they hitchhiked to the mall.
The girls left their homes in North Bergen to make a roughly 13-mile trip to the Garden State Plaza mall when they encountered one of the area’s most notorious serial killers – Richard Cottingham.