[Steely Tom]

I never knew Amy Federici. I never met her. But 24 years after her murder I still think of her every now and then for some reason.

I do the same, but one of my little "mental hobbies" is keeping alive the memory of Helen Hagnes Mintiks, the lovely violinist who was sexually assaulted and murdered while she was taking a rehearsal break at the Met back in 1980; at the time I was living in the NYC region, and her case was all over the news.

Likewise with the memory of Holly Maddux, another beautiful woman murdered by a scumbag; in Holly's case, the scumbag was Earth Day creator and promoter Ira Einhorn. Holly's life ended 9 September 1977, less than six years after every kid (except me) in my high school walked to school to observe the phony event her murderer invented.

[vladimir998]

“I do the same, but one of my little “mental hobbies” is keeping alive the memory of Helen Hagnes Mintiks...”

I remember that case. I know Craig S. Crimmins whined about not getting paroled over the years: https://citylimits.org/2014/09/17/even-model-nys-inmates-face-steep-barriers-to-parole/