That man, Richard Cottingham, had been convicted of crimes that seemed to bear little resemblance to the murders of the girls. Altman, who was just 3 years old at the time, said her parents had separated prior to Cusicks killing. At the time, Cottingham, who had not been arrested or identified, was dubbed the "Times Square Ripper.. [3], Richard Francis Cottingham was born on November 25, 1946, in the Mott Haven neighborhood of the Bronx in New York City, the first of four children. Then came Tuesdays pleas. [5] On May 15, 1980, Jean Reyner was strangled and her throat cut in New York's historic Seville Hotel. Detective Anzilotti was startled to discover the same man killed all three. 21 23 Cottingham, who is also nicknamed "The Torso Killer," moved into this rented three-bedroom house in February of 1975. [4], On May 3, 1970, Cottingham was married at Our Lady of Lourdes Church in Queens Village, Queens. The people listed below were born in, residents of, or otherwise closely associated with Lodi, New Jersey. Irene Blase, aged 18, vanished on April 7, 1969, in Hackensack and was found face down in four feet of water in the Saddle River, strangled with a wire, a cord, or perhaps the chain of a crucifix she was wearing. Its mind-boggling and very scary, especially to know theres more of them out there.. To this day, the other young female has never been identified. But beneath the veneer of normalcy was a heinous double-existence as a serial killer. A maid heard the teenagers guttural screams and called police. Crime: Cottingham, a Lodi resident, killed six women in New Jersey and New York between 1967 and 1980. But Cottingham flew under the radar precisely because of how he chose his victims and who his victims were. The girls, Mary Ann Pryor, 17, and Lorraine Kelly, 16, had last been seen days earlier at a nearby bus stop. Cottingham is currently in state prison on a life sentence . With an uncomplicated enthusiasm for his work, Detective Anzilotti rose through the ranks, eventually becoming the chief of detectives with a busy office to lead. She had been a teenager when her sister was killed. He lived with his wife and kids in. 0000000016 00000 n Cottingham was not charged with this murder until June 2022, when he was implicated by DNA.[10]. 0000008735 00000 n The highly-respected law enforcement veteran knew the notorious killer was responsible for the deaths of the North Bergen teens, but Cottingham made him work for it. Starting in 2014, Cottingham confidentially admitted to Detective Robert Anzilotti of the Bergen County Prosecutor's Office (BCPO) to being the perpetrator of the murders of three teenage females between 1968 and 1969. This is a somber day as we revisit the horrific acts and terror this man brought upon Bergen County nearly 50 years ago, the prosecutor said Tuesday. For more details, please read our Privacy & Cookie Policy. The investigators handed Ms. Mulder possessions of Jackies from half a century past. As he moved through Midtown undetected, Cottingham, a successful computer operator at Blue Cross Blue Shield in Manhattan, was also committing sadistic sexual assault and sometimes murder at the Quality Inn, a motel in Hasbrouck Heights, NJ. The photographs are ordered from left to right and top to bottom. Now I just have to go on with my life.. Jacalyn "Jackie" Harp, aged 13, was randomly ambushed as she walked home in the evening of July 17, 1968, from school band practice in Midland Park and strangled with the leather strap of her bag. She knew that Mr. Anzilotti had solved Denises killing, too. He said he would talk about other murders only on the condition that the revelations would be kept out of the papers. He worked hard on this., There were never any meaningful updates, until a Monday this April, when detectives knocked on her door in Ocean County, N.J., and said they had obtained a confession. The sergeant was undeterred. [4], The BCPO "exceptionally closed" the three cold case murders with agreement from the victims' families and evidence corroborating the confessions, but for several years kept this secret from the public to keep Cottingham talking about other cases. That night, city firefighters responded to a blaze at a motel in Times Square, the New York Daily News reported. In 2010, Bergen County authorities announced hed pleaded guilty to a sixth murder, a 1967 strangling in Bergen County. document.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value", ( new Date() ).getTime() ); Thanks for contacting us. Mr. Cottingham was summoned before a judge on April 27, remotely, via Zoom, sitting in a wheelchair in a conference room at the prosecutors office. FPh_3Gj Nt%Q[r L`%/9QTh/| Q4_g8KI}u'?xbif`H>;wNQ|sd2(? That was roughly one month after his arrest. For a year, he refused to speak to Mr. Anzilotti. To Mr. Anzilotti, what had once seemed like a great disparity between the two series of murders one a group of suburban teenagers and the other mostly sex workers in the city now made sense. Richard Cottingham, 74, appeared virtually in court Tuesday to admit to the slayings of 17-year-old Mary Ann Pryor and 16-year-old Lorraine Marie Kelly. It would take about five months after the grisly Travel Inn slayings for investigators to arrest their man, a married father of three from Lodi, New Jersey, who preyed on sex workers in Times Square, then a seedy nucleus of pornography, prostitution and crime. Its Godlike almost. [13] In 2021, he pleaded guilty to the 1974 kidnapping, raping and drowning of Lorraine Marie Kelly and Mary Ann Pryor. Hackensack, (1981, June 16). His crimes were discovered in May 1980, when a maid at a Hasbrouck Heights motel heard. After failing to return home from a trip to buy shoes at the Green Acres Mall in Valley Stream, New York,[9] 23-year old Diane Cusick was found raped, beaten, and strangled to death in the back seat of her car, parked near the mall. I was shocked that it was a serial killer, Moye said of his mothers confessed murderer. 0000000016 00000 n In 2022, Cottingham also confessed to the 1968 murder of Diane Cusick after DNA evidence linked him to the crime. According to his neighbors, he seemed like a regular family man. Cottingham has been given various nicknames over the years. Vogel was found dead in her own car in Ridgefield Park, nude and bound. Her body was found the next morning by the side of a road next to a cemetery in Saddle Brook. The inmate made it clear that pressure would not work. On Monday, July 13, 1969, at approximately 8:00 p.m., On March 1, 1970, a group of hikers came across a young woman's naked body in the woods to the west of Tweed Boulevard in, At approximately 7:00 a.m. on the morning of December 16, 1977, the body of X-ray technician, At 9:30 a.m. on May 22, 1980, police entered Room 117 at the same Quality Inn where Carr and Street were murdered and found 18-year-old, This page was last edited on 2 March 2023, at 15:20. He has been charged with 11 murders in all. He had not yet put in for retirement, or even told his boss he planned to do that the following week. I had long suspected that whoever killed Irene Blase also killed Denise Falasca, Mr. Anzilotti said. My whole life has been this, she said. The victim's hands were tightly handcuffed behind her back and police would later lift a fingerprint matching Cottingham, the only fingerprint successfully found from any of his known murders. The other girls did, you have to take it, too. For years, the three confessions remained a secret, until January 2020, when a true-crime writer who had been visiting Mr. Cottingham in prison, Peter Vronsky, announced that the inmate had revealed his crimes in interviews for a forthcoming book. Harp was found strangled to death the next day. Goodarzi had come to the United States years prior from Iran. The weather worsened. Described as average and normal, New Jersey man Richard Cottingham was a father-of-three with a marriage that was slowly unravelling. Cottingham was serving time for five murders, following convictions in New Jersey and New York, when Bergen prosecutors detectives in 2010 tied him to the killing of 29-year-old Ridgefield Park mom Nancy Schiava Vogel, bringing the total then to six. Over time, though, one investigator was slowly developing a theory. A hotel worker arrived at Room 417 to find smoke and a horrible scene: the scorched remains of two women on a bed. [16], In the early hours of May 22, 1980, Cottingham picked up 18-year-old Leslie Ann O'Dell, who was soliciting on the corner of Manhattan's Lexington Avenue and 25th Street. Then in exchange for immunity from prosecution, he confessed to murdering three New Jersey schoolgirls. The police hunted for leads, questioning prostitutes about suspicious men, examining the handwriting of the guest who had checked into Room 417: Carl Wilson of Merlin, N.J., a fake name from a fake place. [18], During the early 1980s, Cottingham was convicted of five murders in two separate New Jersey trials in 1981[19] and 1982,[20] and in a single New York trial in 1984 for three murders. In his possession, the 33-year-old had a stash of handcuffs, tape and sedatives. It is not a public place. She later testified that he said, "You have to take it. 0000003451 00000 n 0000001250 00000 n And I said, Hop in., He drove to the mall. But then, four years ago, Mr. Cottingham stunned the chief. Richard Cottingham, 76, pleaded guilty to the February 1968 murder of Diane Cusick, 23, and admitted to strangling four additional women in the 1970s in Nassau County. Maintenance workers found her body covered in plastic bags and wrapped in a gray blanket near a Jones Beach bus stop. She, too, had been strangled. It also left enormous holes in the souls of family and friends of Mary Ann Pryor, 17, and Lorraine Kelly, 16. He abducted Vogel and took her to a field in Montvale, where he strangled her. His search for a killer led him to a man already locked away, in New Jersey State Prison, 75 miles from his office. During a search of the house, investigators discovered personal items belonging to some of his victims. Cottingham committed his first known murder when he was 20-years-old, although he claims to have started as an adolescent. He said, Im going to give you one, Mr. Anzilotti recalled. 0000000756 00000 n endstream endobj 22 0 obj <> endobj 23 0 obj <> endobj 24 0 obj <>/ColorSpace<>/Font<>/ProcSet[/PDF/Text/ImageC]/ExtGState<>>> endobj 25 0 obj <> endobj 26 0 obj <> endobj 27 0 obj <> endobj 28 0 obj [/ICCBased 41 0 R] endobj 29 0 obj <> endobj 30 0 obj <> endobj 31 0 obj <> endobj 32 0 obj <> endobj 33 0 obj <>stream 0000001982 00000 n I never thought I would get caught, he added. Dont think youre going to mess with me and Im going to help you, Mr. Anzilotti recalled Mr. Cottingham saying. No leads were forthcoming. Its been half my career, he said. Vronsky, whose works also include an authoritative tome cataloging 17,000 years of pathological homicide, said Cottingham scouted his victims before transforming from a family man into a ferocious monster. After the hearing, the cameras off, Mr. Anzilotti approached Mr. Cottingham. His name had floated around in the lore of Bergen County cold cases.. 0000012661 00000 n He would approach them in bars, drug them with the date rape drug Tuinal, take them to a remote locationtypically a motelwhere he would bind, gag, torture, and stab them before killing them by strangling them with a ligature. For over 40 years, its been folklore in this county.. Following his 1980 arrest, police found, in the locked room and in the trunk of his car, personal effects which they traced to several of his victims. Photos of the house and other related images. . He was locked away to serve several life sentences, aging into a portly man with a thick white beard. He had his list of names, each one a dead girl and a crime long unsolved. That was less than a year after Cottingham and his wife had their first child. In 2000, as a young detective in the Bergen County prosecutors office, Robert Anzilotti was tasked with looking into the murders, along with a few other similar cold cases from the 1960s and 1970s. In recent years, he had asked Mr. Cottingham about the case, and the inmate had simultaneously denied responsibility and let on that he knew more than he would share. Knowing better, Harp, just 13 years old, refused. On April 7, 1969, Cottingham saw Blase, 18, shopping in Hackensack, Vronsky said. Other locations that are relatively close to this place. She was Nancy Pryor, and she was 19 when her sister, Mary Ann, was found dead. 0000003107 00000 n Hes been chief of detectives nearly five years. Richard Cottingham, 74, pleaded guilty Tuesday to murdering Mary Ann Pryor, 17, and Lorraine Marie Kelly, 16, both of North Bergen. He also claims that his true victim count is at least 85. The police believed they had given up on the bus and were trying to hitchhike to a mall. He pleaded innocent and for decades insisted he was being "framed", until admitting in 2009 that he had actually perpetrated those five murders. His yearbook photo shows a cross-country runner with blond hair slicked back. It is situated at 29 Vreeland Street in Lodi, New Jersey. Cusick, an instructor at a dance school in the Oceanside community of Long Island, went to Green Acres Mall in Valley Stream to buy a pair of shoes. She had been abducted while walking home from practice with her schools fife-and-drum team in 1968. God rest their souls," Bergen County Prosecutor's Chief of Detective Robert Anzilotti said Tuesday after Richard Cottingham of Lodi admitted killing both in 1974. . Among the other faces in separate windows on the Zoom screen was a 66-year-old woman, identified simply as Nancy. [5][17], The charges listed in Cottingham's New Jersey indictment included kidnapping, attempted murder, aggravated assault, aggravated assault with deadly weapon, aggravated sexual assault while armed (rape), aggravated sexual assault while armed (sodomy), aggravated sexual assault while armed (fellatio), possession of a weapon (switchblade knife), and possession of controlled substances (secobarbital, amobarbital and diazepam). Which, of course, I wasnt overly interested in, the former chief said. Unfortunately, we were unable to find a photograph of Jean Reyner. Like two little dolls at Christmastime.. I never broke my promise to him, all these years later, the chief said. Cottingham was convicted of five murders in a series of three trials between 1981 and 1984 (two in New Jersey and one in New York). 0000009992 00000 n Much of Cottinghams crimes were not murders, but other violent crimes like abductions and rapes. Cottingham had stuffed Streets body under the bed for housekeeping to find, Vronsky said. As Cottingham was fleeing the scene of the torso murders, he briefly encountered the 23-year-old Peter Vronsky, who was attempting to check into the Travel Inn while in New York on a film production assignment. Her glasses, a ring, a necklace, Ms. Mulder said. I think it was just an evolution in his killing.. Over the months that followed, Mr. Anzilotti cultivated an unusual relationship with Mr. Cottingham, sometimes testy, sometimes closer to a sort of warmth. Correctional officers found contraband and evidence of bookmaking and transferred Mr. Cottingham to solitary confinement. A friend of one victim came forward and the slain woman was later positively identified through a cesarean-section scar and chest X-ray as 22-year-old prostitute Deedeh Goodarzi. The girls vanished Aug. 9, 1974, while hitchhiking to a mall in . The material on this site may not be reproduced, distributed, transmitted, cached or otherwise used, except with the prior written permission of Advance Local. And at. When arrested, he had handcuffs, a leather gag, two slave collars, a switchblade knife, replica pistols, and a stockpile of prescription pills. A local investigator began to wonder: Could there be a link to a series of infamous Times Square murders? Hes embarrassed by this case, he said. Get the latest updates right in your inbox. Cottingham primarily sought prostitutes who were petite blondes in their late teens to mid-twenties. After six years of visits, there was a break. For more information, please read our Privacy & Cookie Policy. 43 0 obj <>stream You are in complete control of somebodys destiny, he told Fezzani in footage shown in the series. Everyone deserves justice under the law.. Feech La Manna's house from The Sopranos. He asked to quietly close their daughters murder case without formally charging the killer. iP^ -KvWZvxhc'm$93tSz =oBTmD]+)bTJ T|u>/. On May 4, 1980, the body of Street, a sex worker, was found at the same Quality Inn where Cottingham had dumped Carrs body. Hours later, her parents drove to the mall and found Dianes Plymouth Valiant in the parking lot, where her body was discovered in the backseat. Richard Cottingham, convicted of murdering prostitute and kidnapping three. 0000001425 00000 n But he told Mr. Cottingham. She was believed to have accepted a ride from a stranger, and her body was found on the side of a road near a cemetery. In a candid interview, the Bergen County chief who spent 20 years trying to wrangle new confessions out of serial killer Richard Cottingham revealed the 74-year-old prisoner has "regrets". The Google Street View image on the right was taken 38 years later, in June of 2018. Community Rules apply to all content you upload or otherwise submit to this site. In this case, instead, he removed her breasts and placed them on the headboard for shock value, former Commanding Officer of Bronx Homicide and criminal profiler Vernon Geberth says in the series, noting it convinced him of one thing: Still, at the time, no one suspected the scope of this sexual sadists homicidal footprint, which stretched into the Garden State and had started more than a decade prior. The picture in the top left corner shows Cottingham during one of his trials. Cottingham, a former computer programmer whose wrath of terror spanned from 1967 to 1980, also copped on Monday to strangling Mary Beth Heinz, 21, in May 1972, three months before he killed Moye and dumped her body in the same creek. Years ticked past, 1974 into 1975, into the 1980s, the 1990s. Mary Anne and Lorraine deserve it, God rest their souls, Bergen County Prosecutors Chief of Detective Robert Anzilotti said Tuesday after Richard Cottingham of Lodi admitted killing both in 1974. Shed been abducted by Cottingham from the Ledgewood Terrace apartments, in Little Ferry, where Cottingham had previously lived, said Vronsky. That girl was found drowned, similar to Blases killing, he said. He would describe to me certain routes he would drive, Vronsky said of Cottinghamm relaying his murderous spree in letters and interviews over the span of five years. Her name was Nancy Schiava Vogel. He continued to live here until the police eventually arrested him on May 22nd, 1980. He married in 1970 and became a father of three. In early December 1979, firefighters were called to the Travel Inn Motor Hotel on 42nd Street as a fire burned in room 417. Richard Cottingham was born in 1946 and grew up largely in New Jersey. The confessed killer then fatally bludgeoned Sheila Heiman, a 33-year-old mother of three, in July 1973, at her North Woodmere, NY, home, where her husband found her upon returning from shopping, authorities said. His proclivity toward violence and the lack of solid profiling tactics for serial killers made Vronsky believe that Cottinghams claim of 100 victims was possible. Irene Blase, Denise Falasca and Jacalyn Harp all girls whose murders were unsolved. 0000001082 00000 n In the thirteen-year period during which he is known to have committed at least seventeen murders, only one fingerprint belonging to him was ever recovered, from the ratchet mechanism of handcuffs left behind on Valerie Street. Investigators noted the crime scene was devoid of evidence and they were unable to identify the victims. Richard Cottingham, New Jersey prison photo. trailer HUMs@Wf~}m1`16N7NLf%=Io8. Location of first contact Maryann Carr = her apartment; Prostitutes = street or bar . The potential payoff in return felt almost too important to describe. He was originally from the Bronx in New York City. Cottingham was convicted of five murders and numerous counts of kidnapping and sexual assault and sentenced to 173 to 197 years, which he is serving in Trentons New Jersey State Prison. But Mr. Anzilotti kept pressing him: You know youre going to tell me.. This is a private property. Their heads and hands had been cut off. The 45th year passed in the same way. Cottingham was convicted of five murders and numerous counts of kidnapping and sexual assault and sentenced to 173 to 197 years, which he is serving in Trenton's New Jersey State Prison. The killer would suddenly recall picking a girl up from a store somewhere, and the chief, in the front passenger seat as a detective drove, surreptitiously took notes. Berlinger said well never truly know how many women died at Cottinghams hands, but his story had long fascinated the director, who sees a social justice component aspect to telling his story. These objects, along with his fingerprint on the handcuffs, were presented as evidence by prosecutors at his trial. As you can see, he didn't always look like Santa Claus. Consequently, he was charged with attempted murder and kidnapping. The bodies of the women had no heads and no hands. Defense attorney John Bruno recited the details, which the white-bearded, 74-year-old killer acknowledged. The New York Times, p. 26. The motel where Martin Luther King was assassinated. This story has been shared 151,197 times. I lost so much more than just my mother that day, Altman said. This girl did everything right, Vronsky said. Cottingham, a depraved killer already serving more than 200 years in prison, confessed to tossing the 22-year-old mother of two from a bridge ending her familys half-century quest for answers. He described things only the killer would know, like where hed thrown her car keys afterward. He rented an apartment in Midtown and told his wife he worked nights. In April 2021, Cottingham confessed to the unsolved 1974 double-abduction, rape, and forcible drowning murders of Lorraine Marie Kelly, 16, and Mary Ann Pryor, 17, in Montvale, one of New Jersey's most notorious cold cases. The clever killer slipped up, leaving a fingerprint on the cuffs. The bridge where Mallory Beach died in a boating accident. Denise Falasca, 15, of Closter, New Jersey. So he would remember something on the way: a racetrack or a shopping mall. <<69EF7C237A736942AE760EBDB9B8F80B>]>> Instead, she ended up shopping at one of Bergen Countys malls, according to Vronsky. Denise Falasca, aged 15, was abducted on July 14, 1969, in Emerson, while walking to a friend's home and found the next morning in Saddle Brook, by the side of a road next to a cemetery, strangled with the cord or the chain of her crucifix. He was also extremely fidgety and unable to sit still. xref Three days later, Mr. Anzilotti walked out of his office for good. The case also had parallels to a previously unsolved murder of nurse Maryann Carr, who was found dead in the same motel three years earlier. [2], In 2010, he pleaded guilty to the 1967 murder of Nancy Vogel. It was a game to me. They were never able to fully recover from the monumental loss, she said. As the New Jersey press reported on Cottinghams arrest, the NYPD started to take notice. On more than one occasion, he would openly talk about his experiences with sex workers. Moye, who traveled from Georgia to see Cottingham confess to killing his mother and four other women as part of a plea deal, said he leaned heavily on his Catholic faith as the unrepentant killer watched via video feed from South Woods State Prison in New Jersey, where hes serving multiple life sentences. Richard is related to Rosemarie Marie Cunningham and Larry J Cunningham as well as 3 additional people. %%EOF xb```"VV~g`0pt 9mzQ[2fXar9XcK',6=3Yb%^)= RZlr$:kX;e =_i& ` ?# Since his incarceration, he has attempted suicide on two occasions. Cottingham had kept these items as souvenirs so that he could remember his victims and relive his attacks. 0000001412 00000 n Getting to that point wasnt easy, Anzilotti said. 21 23 You can set your cookie preferences below. The third result is Richard Eric Cunningham age 50s in Skillman, NJ. But in. The newspapers called the murderer The Torso Killer. Then on May 22, 1980, a worker at a Quality Inn in Hasbrouck Heights, N.J., heard a woman screaming. Then he shared his intentions to retire. Mr. Anzilotti had begun to believe, he said in a recent interview, that Mr. Cottingham, between his history and the suspicions of detectives that came before me, could be responsible for one or more of those deaths. Through the years, other people were assigned. Right up to Mr. Anzilotti. On February 15, 1968, Cottingham killed his second known victim. He described in detail how, instead, he took the girls to a motel, held them captive and eventually drowned them in the bathtub. He was eventually convicted of five murders in New Jersey and New York and sent to a New Jersey state prison in the early 1980s. He enjoys our relationship. After years in prison, Mr. Cottingham began to open up to the detective about past unsolved crimes. A case based on his "signature pattern" was built against him, combined with the testimony of four surviving victims, as well as pieces of his victims' jewellery and other items found in his possession after his arrest. Peter Karas/The Record, via USA Today Network. . He admitted that those two killings weighed on him more than the others. The murders committed by the Torso Killer bore little resemblance to the ones Mr. Anzilotti was investigating, but their timing matched up with Mr. Cottinghams settling in New Jersey. Although first responders encountered thick smoke in the room, one noticed the shape of bodies on the pair of twin beds and attempted to administer CPR. But the arrest in 1980 changed everything, exposing Richard's double life and deadly exploits. It represented the opportunity to let the entire world know that Laverne Moye was a human being. Their murders shook the region. 0000008501 00000 n Authorities executed a warrant on his Lodi home, which had a private room containing evidence linking him to the Torso Killer. This guy was particularly ruthless. [6] In 2022, Cottingham officially confessed to the 1970 murder of Lorraine McGraw, under a non-prosecution agreement. If they came forward and said theyd been assaulted, they would be arrested for prostitution, so there was no reason to come forward, Berlinger said. For decades, a string of killings of teenage girls haunted suburban New Jersey. On Dec. 2, 1979, the murders that earned Cottingham the nickname the "Torso Killer took place in New York City. Her youth and difference in appearance, with a boyish haircut, set her apart from the other victims. Cottingham, who is also nicknamed "The Torso Killer," moved into this rented three-bedroom house in February of 1975. Im leaving, he said. My parents couldnt handle it., She had called Bergen County every few months to ask about the case for 47 years, she said. Straddling her back, he drew a knife and put it to her throat as he snapped a pair of handcuffs on her wrists. With Cottinghams next victim, a killers hunting ground of sorts began to form. Cottingham, whose attorney did not return messages seeking comment, has claimed to have killed as many as 100 women. (1981, June 16). Below, you will find the address and the GPS coordinates for this location. Both men were keenly aware that it was their years-old relationship that had brought about this moment. Cottingham was apprehended in the hallway by arriving police officers. Police were not aware of his murders at the time, nor were they aware that an active serial killer was at large in the New York-New Jersey area. Five months later, the serial slayer struck again, strangling Maria Emerita Rosado Nieves, an 18-year-old Manhattan woman originally from Puerto Rico. In the case of Diane Cusick, it was a drive-in that no longer exists there He remembers the victims characteristics, but he doesnt remember their names.. . Bergen County investigators realized there were numerous open sexual assault cases with similar hallmarks: Cottingham kidnapped them from Times Square, drugged and assaulted them. When you have a series of crimes today, everything goes through the computers, andwe have computer analysis and a wayof moving these through jurisdictionalboundaries. 0000009264 00000 n Sitting in a conference room, Mr. Cottingham calmly reached back more than 40 years and described how hed murdered a woman whose name he couldnt remember, a 29-year-old mother found strangled in her car in Ridgefield Park, N.J., in 1967.

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