Houston Matters recently brought you the story of two investigators who have a theory as to who might've killed eleven young women in and around Galveston in the 1970s.
Their theory is that considerable circumstantial evidence points to Edward Harold Bell, who happens to already be in prison for a different murder in the 1970s.
We asked Bell if he had a response to that theory, and he does. Houston Matters senior producer Michael Hagerty traveled to the Texas prison where Bell is being held to find out what he has to say about these allegations.
- Edward Harold Bell in a 1978 booking photo and a more recent TDCJ mugshot.
- Edward Harold Bell, in prison for murder, responds to a theory from two investigators that he might be a serial killer responsible for numerous murders of young women in and around Galveston in the 1970s. (Photo Credit: Michael Hagerty)
- Dr. Debra Osterman is a staff psychiatrist with the Harris Center for Mental Health. (Photo Credit: Michael Hagerty)
- Photos of eleven young women murdered in and around Galveston in the 1970s. Former homicide detective Fred Paige has a theory about who killed them.
- Lise Olsen, investigative reporter for the Houston Chronicle, and Fred Paige, a former Galveston homicide detective, think they know who committed 11 unsolved murders in and around Galveston during the 1970s. (Photo Credit: Michael Hagerty)
