Brutally Violated and Slain In Her Own Home - The Story of Lillian Mojica
On February 13th of 1958, a normal morning in Washington Heights would end up taking an abrupt turn for the worst for someone who was thriving. Her name was Lillian Mojica, a resident of 663 West 187th street between Wadsworth and Broadway. She was well liked in the neighborhood, and loved very much by her family, but would end up becoming the focus of a beast that roamed much closer than anyone ever knew. So close, that Lillian didn't even have to leave her home to meet her end. This is Lillian's story. Rest in peace Lillian Mojica, and me deepest condolences go out to her loved ones. You aren't forgotten.
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