Dew Process

Forensic Files

HLN

True Crime, Society & Culture

4.4 • 3.2K Ratings

🗓️ 14 March 2019

⏱️ 21 minutes

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Summary

When the wife of a dentist is found dead, police are unsure who killed her. As the investigation progresses, a woman confesses. Two years pass before fibers and a study of the weather on the night of the murder break the case open.

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0:00.0	In August of 1986, Betty Woolsefer, a 32-year-old housewife and mother, was strangled and murdered
0:10.2	by a salient who had broken into her home.
0:13.7	Her husband, Dr. Glenn Woolsefer, was also strangled and knocked unconscious, but survived
0:19.8	the attack.
0:21.4	His younger brother, Neil, lived right across the street and was the first to arrive at
0:26.2	the scene.
0:27.6	A few months later, Neil Woolsefer was dead, too, some say because of what he learned
0:34.4	about the intruder.
0:38.2	Glenn and Betty Woolsefer had been married for nine years.
0:51.9	It was a romance that had begun 20 years earlier.
0:55.8	The family, both on Betty's side and on Glenn's side, came from a very well-established
1:00.7	influential families within the community, very well-liked by all of the community.
1:07.0	Betty and Glenn were childhood sweethearts.
1:09.5	They went through high school together.
1:11.8	Glenn Woolsefer went on to dental school.
1:14.6	Later, married Betty and after graduation, the couple returned to their hometown of
1:19.4	Wiltsboro, Pennsylvania to set up practice.
1:23.3	The Woolsefer is bought a home on Burt Street, just a few houses away from Glenn's younger
1:28.2	brother, Neil.
1:30.2	The two brothers were unusually close.
1:33.2	They were almost like twins.
1:35.2	They very rarely did things apart.
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