Anthony Sowell, Cleveland serial killer, dies in prison
An Ohio serial killer who strangled women and hid their corpses in and around his Cleveland home has died in state prison, an official said.
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An Ohio serial killer who strangled women and hid their corpses in and around his Cleveland home has died in state prison, an official said.
Anthony Sowell, sentenced to death for killing 11 women and hiding their remains in and around his home in a case that raised concerns about authorities downplaying the plight of missing Black women, has died in prison of an illness.
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