To the world, Winston Moseley was the notorious killer of Catherine “Kitty” Genovese, the woman who was repeatedly stabbed outside her Queens apartment in 1964 as many people heard her cries for help.

But in Buffalo, to those who recall the dying days of the winter of 1968, Moseley might be better known as an escaped convict and one-man crime wave who terrorized this region during three days of rape, home invasions and hostage-takings.

State parole officials decided last month that even at age 76, after spending more than half his life in prison, Moseley remains a threat to the community who should not be considered for release for at least another two years.

Moseley has come up for consideration for parole 15 times. He

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