Ep9 Unsolved - The Doodler

True Crime All The Time Unsolved

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True Crime, Talk Radio

4.8 • 5.8K Ratings

🗓️ 19 March 2017

⏱️ 69 minutes

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Summary

The Doodler is an unidentified serial killer who targeted and terrorized San Francisco's gay community in the 1970s. He is suspected of as many as 14 killings during this time period. The Doodler nickname comes from the killer's practice of sketching his victims prior to the murders. Join Mike and Gibby as they discuss the details of this fascinating unsolved case. From the victims (some who may have been very high profile), potential suspects, to the animosity between the gay community of San Francisco and the police department and media over how the investigation was handled. An Emash Digital Production

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0:00.0	CORREEL
0:04.3	You
0:06.5	ID
0:11.3	Tracing
0:16.5	Hello everyone and welcome to episode nine of the True Crime All the Time on Soul podcast.
0:35.8	I'm Mike Ferguson and with me as always is my partner in True Crime, Mike Gibson.
0:40.7	Give me a how are you tonight?
0:41.7	Man, I'm doing great.
0:43.1	Man, that's exciting.
0:44.1	I know it.
0:45.1	This is good.
0:46.1	Man, I actually believe it.
0:47.7	I know.
0:48.7	This unsolved stuff is getting good.
0:49.8	I believe it when you say it.
0:51.6	You should believe it.
0:53.0	All right, Gibbs, we've got to give out some Patreon shout outs.
0:57.4	I want to give a shout out to Shannon Killkreece and Shetty Versado.
1:03.9	Shetty and Shannon.
1:04.9	Shetty and Shannon for being new, new Patreon supporters.
1:09.3	We appreciate it very much.
1:11.2	Absolutely.
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