BOSTON (AP) — It took a half-century for DNA sleuthing to finger Albert DeSalvo as the Boston Strangler. Now a new movie is revisiting one of America's most notorious serial killer cases and the bizarre involvement of a man who claimed psychic powers to help police investigate.
"Stranglehold" will tell the story of the Boston Strangler Task Force — a special unit assembled by the Massachusetts attorney general's office to capture the man behind nearly a dozen unsolved murders of women between 1962 and 1964.
NEW YORK (AP) — Employees of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, New York University and Yale University are suing the schools over their handling of employee retirement plans, alleging too-high fees have undercut their savings.
Missouri law firm Schlichter, Bogard & Denton, which represents the employees, said the schools' actions as retirement plan sponsors caused workers to pay millions of dollars in "unreasonable and excessive fees" related to their 401(k) or 403(b) accounts. That includes what workers paid for in record keeping expenses, as well as the fees charged by the mutual funds offered in the plans.
