Between 1974 and 1975, San Francisco was terrorized by a serial killer known as the Doodler.

The untold story of this serial killer has now been turned into a new documentary podcast

from Ugly Duckling Films.

The Doodler was known for drawing portraits of his victims and targeted members of the

LGBTQ community.

He brutally murdered at least five gay men and got away with it due to lack of evidence,

lack of police interest and media coverage at the time.

San Francisco police reopened the case in 2018 and it's currently a still ongoing

open case.

Post-Cavin Faken is a Pulitzer-Prized reporter from the San Francisco Chronicle that has

been conducting his own investigation on the case.

All of this new hunt for a forgotten serial killer and subscribed to the Doodler when

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This emergency call was made on the night of January 27th, 1974.

46 years later, I'm standing on Ocean Beach.

46 years later, I'm standing on Ocean Beach at the spot where that body was found.

We're standing here at 48th and Yelah.

It would have been right across from what we are.

With me is Dan Cunningham, an investigator with the SFPD.

At some point when the police got there, the tide was rising and his body was getting

hit by the tide.

To police in the 70s, right away it was clear that this was a murder victim.

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