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In June 1972, fifteen-year-old Deborah Januszko became the fourth young woman murdered in her Queens bedroom by an intruder who slipped through an unlocked window and vanished without a trace. Detectives soon connected her death to three earlier unsolved stabbings, revealing a chilling pattern that had terrorized Richmond Hill, Woodhaven, and Jamaica for nearly two years. The arrest of Joseph Baldi exposed not only a forgotten serial killer but also the devastating consequences of a broken mental-health system.
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