The winter of ’77-’78 was an interesting one. President Jimmy Carter was spending his first Christmas in the White House, the Blizzard of ’78 would cripple the Great Lakes region, and the capitol of Ohio, Columbus, would bear witness to a string of murders totaling 10 victims. The victims’ range in age from 26 to 77 years old, none linked together by any means save for one: they were all murdered by the same .22 caliber firearm.