I'm Suruti.

And welcome to Red-Handed.

It's getting weird today.

Are we prepared for some, just rage about how everyone is a paedophile?

Oh good.

That's the moral of this story.

Everyone is a paedophile.

Yeah.

In 1977, I dare you to say anything else when we get to the end of the script.

Oh, no, I mean, I'm already of the opinion that literally everyone is a paedophile and I'm really happy to be proved right.

You will be.

In 1977, in the suburbs around Michigan, families who had left Detroit due to fears of rising crime

now began locking the doors of their white picket fence houses. For the first time, the children

of Oakland County were told to stay inside, not talk to strangers, and not to trust even those

they knew. A serial killer was on the loose.

Over the course of a year, four children had vanished and then turned up dead.

Their frozen bodies found dumped in the snow.

At first, the murders weren't connected.

After all, the victims were a mix of boys and girls. They didn't look alike.

They weren't even all killed in the same way. But eventually, the murders culminated in the largest

and most expensive task force in the US at the time. But despite this, after thousands of leads, hundreds of suspects and countless hours of investigation,

not one single arrest has ever been made.

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