# Joseph Naso
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joseph naso (born January 7, 1934) is an American serial killer sentenced to death for the murder of six women.
== Biography ==
joseph naso was born on January 7, 1934 in Rochester, New York. After serving in the U.S. Air Force in the 1950s, he met his first wife Judith.
Episode 43: Double Initials: The Murders of Joseph Naso
SummaryIn this gripping episode of 'Crimes from the Peanut Gallery,' Victoria Macdonald delves into the chilling story of Joseph Naso, a serial killer with a penchant for photographing his victims. The episode explores Naso's early life, his methodical crimes, and the shocking discovery of his 'rap…
He Kept a Murder Scoreboard for 50 Years.
Joseph Naso spent more than fifty years living a quiet life as a photographer, drifting from California to Nevada and blending into every neighborhood he entered. But behind the camera, he was documenting something far darker. Hidden in his home were thousands of photographs of women, mannequins p…
Death Row Secrets: William Noguera Exposes Serial Killer Joseph Naso’s Hidden Crimes
William Noguera spent 42 years in San Quentin on California’s death row. There, he lived alongside notorious serial killers, including Joseph Naso, the “Alphabet Killer.” Naso eventually confided in Noguera, revealing details of crimes that had never been solved. Offered a path to freedom, Noguera …
118 - The Alphabet Murders
Three young girls were kidnapped, raped, and strangled to death near Rochester, NY in the early 70s. Carmen Colon, Michelle Maenza, and Wanda Walkowicz. Their crimes became referred to as the Alphabet Murders or the Double Initial Killings due to the first letter in their first name matching the fi…
Special Episode 171: Though the Lens of a Monster by William A. Noguera
In this special episode: Forty-two harrowing years on death row, former inmate William A. Noguera has a gripping story to share. In his chilling true-crime memoir, Through the Lens of a Monster: A Serial Killer on Death Row, an Unsolved Murder List, and an Inmate's Deadly Play for Redemption, he op…
Double Initial Murders: The Suspects Who Haunted Rochester | Part 2
In Part 2 of our investigation into Rochester’s Double Initial Murders, we turn from the victims to the men who have been suspected of killing Carmen Colón, Wanda Walkowicz and Michelle Maenza.
Some suspects were close to the victims. Others were already violent offenders. And one would later becom…
Off Record: Finding the Lost Girls (with Paul Holes)
Legendary investigator, Paul Holes, joins us to discuss Finding the Lost Girls, his audiobook about the investigation into serial killer Joseph Naso and Paul’s relentless effort to identify victims and uncover the truth.
Finding the Lost Girls: https://www.audible.com/pd/Finding-the-Lost-Girls-Aud…
Joseph Naso "The Double Initial Killer"
In 2010, 76-year-old Joseph Naso was busted on a probation violation. During a search of his home, investigators uncovered boxes filled with incriminating pictures and journals. Also uncovered was what authorities have called Naso's "List of 10". All of this information pointed to the fact that Joe…
Joseph Naso: The Alphabet Killer
For decades, the murders of four women in Northern California remained separated by time, geography, and unanswered questions. But investigators would eventually uncover a disturbing connection—and a suspect hiding in plain sight.
In this episode of Unlawful Acts, Connie and Jocelyn examine the ca…
The Death Row Artist Who Helped Solve Cold Cases | William Noguera
William “Bill” Noguera was 18 years old when he committed a murder he neither minimizes nor excuses. Sentenced to death, he would spend approximately 42 years incarcerated—but behind the walls of San Quentin, Bill began rebuilding his identity through accountability, education, service, and art.
Wo…
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