Anna was a petite divorcee who looked years younger than her age. More than a decade earlier, she had fled Latvia with her son and daughter and settled in her small apartment in a quiet old-fashioned neighborhood in the Back Bay area of Boston. Anna worked as a seamstress earning a mere sixty dollars a week at the time of her death. Shewas very religious and attended services regularly at her local church. She loved opera, her favorite was "Tristan und Isolde". Her son who found her as a victim of the "Boston Strangler" was one of the few people truly close to her. Although she kept to herself and had few friends, she was a woman completely involved in her church, her children, her work and her love of classical music
Anna was a petite divorcee who looked years younger than her age. More than a decade earlier, she had fled Latvia with her son and daughter and settled in her small apartment in a quiet old-fashioned neighborhood in the Back Bay area of Boston. Anna worked as a seamstress earning a mere sixty dollars a week at the time of her death. Shewas very religious and attended services regularly at her local church. She loved opera, her favorite was "Tristan und Isolde". Her son who found her as a victim of the "Boston Strangler" was one of the few people truly close to her. Although she kept to herself and had few friends, she was a woman completely involved in her church, her children, her work and her love of classical music
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