1827. ALBERT DESALVO (1931-1973) American criminal who made a disputed confession to being "The Boston Strangler", and therefore responsible for the murders of thirteen women. Uncommon partial A.L.S. "Sweets" 8pp. (numbered 10-17) 8vo., [n.p., n.d. likely Mar. 1, 1973], an interesting letter spewing forth onanistic content and discussing sexual pleasure in general. In part: "...Sex is a physical need by every human being... I can answer many of your personal questions... but again the decision is yours, not mine. I will treat you as my own daughter. If my daughter asked me anything, I'd answer her, also as a father, I would clue her in on every trick of the trade in sex... Sex has always played the most important role -next to money... Slow down and enjoy being a teenager... I'd like seeing you in a full picture... Please be very careful who you go out with and don't go into anyone's car unless you know them real real good. If every your [sic] attacked in any ay. I pray to God it never happens. Don't try to fight or scream, make like your not scared, and get a good look at him. Even offer him back, at a later date. Of course the police will be there to grab him...". A few minor tears at top margins, otherwise fine. $250-350