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0:51Now PlayingFrom 1940 to 1957, a criminal known as ‘The Mad Bomber’ terrorized New York City. Over three dozen bombs were planted in major landmarks, like Penn Station and Radio City Music Hall. Over nearly two decades, twenty-two of those bombs exploded before a forensic pathologist was able to identify a suspect.
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