Winston Moseley Murderer Of Catherine Kitty Genovese

Kitty Genovese's 1964 murder in New York City alerted people worldwide to the insensitivity of life in big cities, where people lived in large numbers. Genovese's assailant attacked her on three separate occasions within a thirty minute period of time. If any of her neighbors in Kew Gardens, Queens had cared enough to call the police, she would likely have remained alive. My book profiles the ancestry of Genovese's murderer, the crimes which he has been convicted of, and others which he admitted to but may or may not have been guilty of. I have researched the ebook using ancestral resources, i.e. censuses, find-a-grave, and city directories. I have also relied on newspaper accounts of the Kitty Genovese stabbing, the murders of Barbara Kralik and Annie May Johnson. This combination of resources has produced a narrative of the events of March 1964 which is riveting to read. I think that readers will profit from knowing more about the background of Winston Moseley. Readers may judge for themselves whether it is in the best interests of the citizens of New York that he remain imprisoned at the advanced age of 78.