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Helen Tiernan Murder


UnderconstructionBeing drafted 6 March 2007
It was a lovely spring day.  The weather was fair and in the upper fifties on Sunday, May 17, 1937 as sixteen year-old May Savage of Brookhaven Hamlet and her boyfriend Warren Brady of East Patchogue were walking through the woods about 100 feet east of Yaphank Avenue.  But their pleasant afternoon was shattered when about 2:50 pm they discovered the body of a young girl whose throat had been cut and whose body burned..  Thus began an episode that brought to Brookhaven Hamlet notoriety that was front page headlines in newspapers across the country.


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