The Connecticut River Valley Killer: She Gave Police His Face, Jeep, and Plate. He Was Never Found.

In August 1988, Jane Boroski was assaulted by the man police believe was the Connecticut River Valley Killer. She was 7 months pregnant. She survived, and she gave police his face, his Jeep Wagoneer, and part of his license plate. He was never caught. This is the full documentary of New England's most disturbing unsolved serial killer case. Between 1978 and 1987, seven women were unavlived along the Connecticut River on the Vermont and New Hampshire border. Cathy Millican in a wetland preserve where she'd gone to photograph birds. Bernice Courtemanche, just 17. Ellen Fried, taken from a payphone. Eva Morse. Lynda Moore, inside her home. Barbara Agnew, taken from a rest area off Interstate 91 in the middle of a snowstorm. You'll follow the joint Vermont and New Hampshire task force, forensic profiler John Philpin's chillingly ordinary portrait of the suspect, a deathbed confession from a dying man in a wheelchair, and the strange trail of suspect Michael Nicholaou, the Vietnam veteran whose 2005 crimes in Tampa dragged this cold case back into the light. And the case isn't dead. Genetic genealogy testing in 2024. A massive evidence search in Newport, New Hampshire. And in the fall of 2025, investigators returned to the same wetland where the first victim was found, 47 years after it all began. Somebody did this. And was never named. #ConnecticutRiverValleyKiller #TrueCrime #ColdCase #Unsolved #SerialKiller #NewEngland #Vermont #NewHampshire #TrueCrimeDocumentary #americasstrangesthistory 👉 Connect with us: Subscribe:    / @americasstrangesthistory   Website: http://www.americasstrangesthistory.com/ Email us: [email protected] © America’s Strangest History