Is Kenneth Bianchi the Alphabet Killer?

Answer 1

This is a very intriguing possiblity. In Rochester, NY in the early 1970s three young girls were murdered. Oddly enough, the victims were as follows: Carmen Colon from Churchville, Wanda Walkowicz from Webster, Michelle Maenza from Macedon. The killer was never found and after Maenza's murder the killing stopped. This story gets stranger. A young man named Kenneth Bianchi, an ice cream vendor, lived in Rochester at the time of the Alphabet murders. The police were interested in two local men but both were cleared by DNA. I'm not a big believer in coincidences. The Alphabet killer of Rochester, NY disappears and Los Angeles women begin to turn up dead, their bodies dumped in the hills just outside the City of Angels. Bianchi had family in LA and for a time lived with an older cousin, Angelo Bono. When things heat up in LA for the Hillside Strangler(s) Bianchi turns up in Bellingham, WA, a Seattle suburb. Within weeks two young women are found dead while housesitting to earn extra money. Bianchi worked for a home security company and had arranged for the women to housesit for the weekend.

Bellingham was the end of the line for Bianchi (and cousin Bono). Bianchi made a deal to rat out his cousin in exchange for prosecutors not persuing the death penalty. Bianchi is serving his 'life with no parole' sentence at Walla Walla Prison in Washington state. Bono died in a California prison. And the Alphabet killer has never been identified. Bianchi has denied any involvement in the Rochester murders but a vehicle matching Bianchi's was seen at two of the crime scenes. And one of the young girls told a family member she was on her way to buy ice cream from the ice cream truck.