Hey Small Towneown Fam, it's Yardley. How are you guys? I'm so happy that you're here.

So today's episode comes from our own Paul Wholes.

It's a case he almost never talks about because it's one that haunts him. He calls it his white whale, a

metaphor for his obsession to get justice for the victims. In this episode, you'll hear the frustration and regret in Paul's voice as

he walks us through the investigation of four brutal murders that Paul is convinced were

committed by the same offender.

And even as he has zeroed in on two different very strong suspects in the past, the case

remains unsolved. Of course, if you're a true crime fanatic, then you know

that despite his being retired from law enforcement,

Paul will not rest until the person responsible

for these vicious crimes is held accountable

and the families of the victims finally get some answers.

Which makes me think of something detectives Dan and Dave often say, and that is, if,

God forbid, you're ever the victim of a crime where detectives need to get involved to solve it.

You're at the mercy of whoever is assigned to your case file.

So let's hope that person would be as dogged in their pursuit of justice as Paul is.

Here is unfinished business.

Hi there, I'm Yardley. I'm Dan. I'm Dave and I'm Paul. And this is

small town Dix. Dave and I are identical twins and retired detectives from

Small Town USA. And I'm a veteran cold case investigator who helped catch the golden state killer using a revolutionary DNA tool. Between the three of us we've investigated thousands of crimes from petty theft to sexual assault

child abuse to murder. Each case we cover is told by the detective who

investigated it offering a rare personal account of how they solve the crime.

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