Working diligently on these sensitive materials are
Sgt. Ken Barton (CSP retired) and ESPN alumni / retired Auxiliary Trooper Dave
Overson.
Via Jerry Longo, Connecticut State Police Museum
In May of 1960 "Mad Dog" Taborsky was executed in Connecticut. He and his accomplice Arthur
Columbe murdered at least six people during a robbery and killing spree in 1956
and 1957.
Fast forward to today: The nephew of tireless
investigator Major (then a detective) Sam Rome – who interviewed many in the
Mad Dog case – came forth with some startling materials.
Ken Kurland delivered a scrapbook,
newspaper clippings and reel to reel audio tapes of several of Sam Rome's
interviews regarding this murder spree. They are being analyzed at the CSP
Museum in a very exciting project. So stay tuned as they slowly process
approximately 29 hours of tape.
Of note: The tapes might cover at least one other
significant case.
BACKGROUND:
State Police Museum http://www.cspmuseum.org/
Appeals for Help To Retrieve Audio From Mad Dog Killer Confession
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