Serial Killer Terrorizes Area During "Night of Terror"
On the night of July 13, 1977, New York City experienced a widespread power outage caused by violent lightning strikes hitting the distribution network. This resulted in complete darkness and paralyzed the city's activity. The disaster led to chaos, widespread looting, and organized fires, culminating in the arrest of thousands, the destruction of over 1,600 stores, and damages exceeding $300 million at the time, with profound social and economic impacts. That night was one of the most tragic events in the city's history, coinciding with a wave of widespread violence and deliberate acts of aggression amid an ongoing economic decline and the continued terror inflicted by a serial killer frightening the residents.
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