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Sylvia Likens had been brutally abused by the woman who promised her parents she'd look after her, and she wasn't the only one who took part in the torture — there was an entire community of people behind the cruelty. Sylvia and her sister Jenny were sent to live with Gertrude Baniszewski in July 1965.
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Apr 17, 2020. This is part three in a series honoring young Sylvia Likens and how her torture-murder represents both a failure of those around her to report, and a legacy of help and hope for.
When Sylvia Likens was killed, part of our childhoods died, too
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Sylvia Foresaw Death, Sister Sobs. Indianapolis News, May 2, 1966. The sobbing sister of Sylvia Marie Likens today quoted her as saying, "Jenny, I know you don't want me to die.
Sylvia Likens The 1965 torture and murder of the 16yearold girl
Oct. 24, 2012 -- An Iowa teacher's aide has been fired from her job following the revelation that she was a member of an Indiana family notorious for torturing and killing a girl in their basement in 1965.
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Sylvia Likens, also known as "Cookie," was a teenage girl whose tortuous murder by Gertrude Baniszewski and several other juveniles inspired the movie The Girl Next Door. In July 1965, Sylvia's parents, Lester Likens and Elizabeth Frances, had to return to their carnival concession business that they operated during the summer.
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The Ferocious Murder of Sylvia Likens, the TRUE story where: Indianapolis when: 1965 The Story: Gertrude Baniszewski lived in Indianapolis with her seven children. Since she had a tiny income, Baniszewski took in children for the Summer to earn extra money.
Sylvia Likens was sexually humiliated, beaten, starved, and burned by
It has been the most enduring nightmare in Indianapolis True Crime history — the Oct. 26, 1965, torture-murder of 16-year-old Sylvia Likens.
Family and friends mark 50year anniversary of Sylvia Likens’ death
July 6, 2021 by Juliane Cunha Sylvia Marie Likens was an American teenager tortured to death by her mother, siblings, and even other children in the neighborhood. Being in a troubled family, Sylvia Likens received very little attention from her parents.
The tragic story of Sylvia Likens The murder case that proves you
Sylvia Likens, The 16-Year-Old Who Was Tortured And Murdered By Caretaker Gertrude Baniszewski By Mark Oliver | Edited By John Kuroski Published May 20, 2023 Updated June 7, 2023 In 1965, Sylvia Likens and her sister Jenny were left in the care of family friend Gertrude Baniszewski — who tortured Likens to death and got her own children to help.
The tragic story of Sylvia Likens The murder case that proves you
But in 1965, prosecutors painted her as one of the ringleaders in the torture of Sylvia Maria Likens, a 16-year-old who moved in with the Baniszewskis while her mother was on the road as a.
Sylvia Likens The 1965 torture and murder of the 16yearold girl
The torture and murder of 16-year-old Sylvia Likens at the hands of the woman entrusted to care for her stands as one of the most harrowing and unthinkable atrocities in the annals of American crime. It is a nightmare come to life — and death — in 1965 Indianapolis.
The tragic story of Sylvia Likens The murder case that proves you
Remembering Sylvia Likens, a case that shocked Indy James Briggs Gertrude Baniszewski (left), in custody of a police matron, weeps after a jury delivered a guilty verdict against her and four teenagers in the torture slaying of 16-year-old Sylvia Liken on May 19, 1966. Photo: Bettmann/Contributor via Getty Images
Nightmare Babysitter’s Abuse Ends In Tragedy For One American Family
In 1965, sixteen-year-old Sylvia Likens and her disabled fifteen-year-old sister, Jenny, are left in the care of an impoverished woman named Gertrude Baniszewski, a church acquaintance and mother to Paula, Johnny, Stephanie, and several younger children. Sylvia and Jenny's parents, Lester and Betty, work in the carnival circuit and leave on a tour.
Sylvia Likens and “Indiana’s most terrible crime” Sylvia's CAC
In October 1965, 16-year-old Sylvia Likens died after being held captive for nearly three months. Her death sparked action across police departments, prosecution, and the halls of the Indiana General Assembly, plus movies and books.
The Brutal Murder of Sylvia Likens The Scare Chamber
Sylvia Likens was not Anne Frank, a girl who hid with her threatened family in an attic, wrote brilliantly about her life, and died in a Nazi death camp, Bergen-Belsen, because she was a Jew and had been designated unfit to live by the authorities of the Reich.