Lone Survivor of CT River Valley Serial Killer Speaks Out Amid New Serial Killer Fears

Survivor's Critique of Law Enforcement

• 💬 Jane Boroski, the lone survivor of the Connecticut River Valley serial killer, criticizes law enforcement for their lack of transparency regarding potential new serial killer activity.
• ⚠️ She argues that authorities' silence about suspicious cases, similar to how Ted Bundy's nationwide spree went unconnected across states, actually increases public fear rather than preventing it.
• 💡 Boroski believes law enforcement should be more honest with the public about the possibility of connected cases, even if they are unsure.

The 1988 Attack

• 🗓️ In 1988, Jane Boroski was attacked in a small New Hampshire town after leaving a fair.
• 🚗 She was approached by an attacker at a closed store where she stopped for a soda.
• 🔪 After she fought back and refused to go with him, he tackled her and stabbed her 27 times.

Creating the Composite Sketch

• 🏥 While in ICU with severe injuries, including collapsed lungs and sliced tendons, Boroski helped create a composite sketch.
• 👀 The sketch was made by her blinking once for yes and twice for no as detectives showed her slides of different facial features.
• 🎨 She expressed regret that a more detailed sketch with an artist was not done after her hospital discharge, leaving the initial composite as the only one available.

Unsolved Murders and Personal Impact

• 🕵️ The Connecticut River Valley serial killer is responsible for the murders of seven young women in the New England region and remains unsolved.
• 👨‍👩‍👧 Boroski was seven months pregnant during the attack, and her daughter miraculously survived, which Jane believes gave her the strength to live.