In 1975, Etlinger had written a feel-good Christmas feature story about Flory, who lived alone, took in stray cats, befriended children in the neighborhood, and wrote letters to Idaho prisoners and visited them in prison. Six months later, Flory was killed by four neighborhood boys. In fact, it appears Wolf got his start in Boise - nearly 50 years ago.Ĭharles Etlinger, reporter for the Idaho Statesman, wrote this feature story about Enrico Flory, “The Cat Man of Bella Street,” on Dec.
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Monroe County Sheriff Rick Ramsay, an officer with decades of experience, called it “one of the most heinous crimes we’ve seen” and said Wolf is “probably a serial rapist and murderer who got away with it for years.” It took jurors less than five hours to unanimously find Wolf guilty on charges of first-degree murder, sexual battery and tampering with physical evidence, according to Keys Weekly. “This is a horrific, vicious rape and murder committed by an animal,” Monroe County State Attorney Dennis Ward told the Miami Herald last week.
Wolf, now 62, was convicted of raping, torturing and murdering a woman in his van in November 2018. One of those boys, Steven Wolf, who was 15 years old and considered the group’s ringleader, was sentenced to death last week in Florida. All these media entities looking for pieces that might be of interest to the public would write about it, because it was horrendous.” “You know that NBC show would do a show on him. “If that happened now - four juveniles killing a helpless old man for what turned out to be $48 left over from Social Security money - you can bet that we’d get national attention,” Charlie Etlinger, an Idaho Statesman reporter who covered the case extensively at the time, told me in a phone interview Monday. In reality, though, four neighborhood teenagers held Flory down, suffocated him with a pillow and stole Flory’s Social Security money.
It was a seemingly routine unattended death of a heart attack.
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