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# Record Name Category Subcategory 1968 - 58 years ago 1 April 16, 1968 20th Century: 60s Events April 16, 1968 Mary Finelli reported missing - the first victim of the Nightingale murderer. 1969 - 57 years ago 2 May 13, 1969 20th Century: 60s Events May 13, 1969 Date of one of the Nightingale murders. 3 July 6, 1969 20th Century: 60s Events July 6, 1969 Lori Greenberg strangled. 4 October 9, 1969 20th Century: 60s Events October 9, 1969 Fireman Frank Sullivan has a close call fighting a fire. During the opening fire scene, a radio announcer mentions tomorrow's opening game of the 1969 World Series, which took place on October 11, 1969. However, the title card declaring October 10, 1969 doesn't come up until the following day. In the same announcement, it is revealed that sanitation workers discovered the dead body of a third strangled nurse in a dumpster in Queens - now referred to as the Nightingale Murders. 5 October 10, 1969 20th Century: 60s Events October 10, 1969 Father and son Frank and John Sullivan speak across thirty years of time through their HAM radios - Frank in 1969, John in 1999. 6 October 11, 1969 20th Century: 60s Death Dates October 11, 1969 First game of the 1969 World Series. Frank Sullivan watches outside with his family, friends and neighbors. Later that night, he talks to his son thirty years in the future on his HAM radio, learning that he dies the next day in the Buxton Seeds warehouse fire. 7 October 12, 1969 20th Century: 60s Death Dates October 12, 1969 In the original timeline, Frank Sullivan dies in an Buxton Seeds warehouse fire. In the altered timeline, he survives. Also, Game 2 of the 1969 World Series. 8 October 13, 1969 20th Century: 60s Death Dates October 13, 1969 John tells Frank about the timeline change, how now his mother now dies on October 22, 1969. And the next Nightingale victim dies on October 14, 1969. 9 October 14, 1969 20th Century: 60s Events October 14, 1969 In the original timeline, Nightingale victim Carrie Reynolds leaves Roosevelt Hospital at 6pm, showed up at Cozy's Bar around 6:30pm. She walked out of that bar around 7:30pm. They found her dead in an alley behind the bar at 8pm. Frank goes to the bar, changing history. 10 October 15, 1969 20th Century: 60s Events October 15, 1969 Nightingale victim Sissy Clark murdered after leaving the Kaleidoscope bar. Frank goes to the bar to save her and gets beaten up in the bathroom by the killer. 11 October 16, 1969 20th Century: 60s Events October 16, 1969 Frank battles it out with Nightingale murder suspect Jack Shephard. Also, final game of the 1969 World Series. 12 October 22, 1969 20th Century: 60s Events October 22, 1969 In the altered timeline, John's mother is killed by the Nightingale Stranger. 13 November 8, 1969 20th Century: 60s Events November 8, 1969 Nightingale victim Dawn Fisher murdered.

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