Murder Victims
- First murder:
- Louis Wolfson was killed on March 23, 1950 (on Taborsky's 26th birthday). The cause of death was a gunshot wound to the face.
- "Mad Dog" murders:
- Edward Kurpewski and Daniel Janowski were killed on December 15, 1956. They were both shot in the back of the head.
- Samuel Cohn was killed on December 26, 1956. He was killed by a gunshot wound to the chest.
- Bernard "Buster" Speyer and Ruth Speyer were killed on January 5, 1957. Both were shot in the head.
- John M. Rosenthal was killed on January 26, 1957. Like Cohn, he was shot in the chest.
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