One month after she graduated from South Amboy High School, Lynn McDermott
gave birth to Robert Zarinsky's son, Bobby.

Lynn McDermott and Robert Zarinsky married six months after the birth of their son, and she quickly
learned she had no standing in a house controlled by Zarinsky and his mother, Veronica.

Lynn Zarinsky: No matter where she went, the prisoner seemed to know how to find her.

With Robert Zarinsky in prison since 1975 and his father dead since 1978, the family house on
Bower Street in Linden was left to women and pets. Zarinsky's wife Lynn rarely went out at first.

Veronica Zarinsky kept an eye on her daughter-in-law, Lynn. They had few visitors. Meanwhile,
Robert phoned constantly, then resorted to letters.

Sgt. Sam Guzzi was determined to prove Robert Zarinsky was Rosemary Calandriello's killer.

However, attempts to lock up Zarinsky in the meantime fell short, as a story in the March 10, 1970, edition of the Red Bank Daily Register documented. Zarinsky was a "nucleus of many evils," the judge said, but the state had failed to establish that he was looking to kidnap young girls.

Judith Sapsa takes the witness stand against her brother, Robert Zarinsky,
in his 2001 trial for a killing in 1958.

Judith Zarinsky Sapsa's confession that she raided her imprisoned brother's trust fund brings
U.S. Postal Inspector Joseph Jakubiec to the Zarinsky home in Linden in 1999.

Judith Sapsa's claimed that Teddy Schiffer (above) and her brother, Robert Zarinsky,
were involved in the 1958 slaying of a Rahway police officer.

Evidence in Teddy Schiffer's trial.

Evidence in Teddy Schiffer's trial.

Teddy Schiffer shows the scar from the wound he sustained the night Rahway police
officer Charles Bernoskie was killed.

Charles Bernoskie's wife Bette and children Charles, Elizabeth and Robert sit in court.

Robert Zarinsky has written to retired Atlantic Highlands Police Chief Sam Guzzi from prison.

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