Don't talk to strangers.

This week's episode breaks from our usual format.

I am sharing with you a conversation that I had with fellow researcher Andy Bertiom. Andy, like

myself, has spent several years researching the child murders, and he's one of the few people

who knows the case and the players surrounding it inside and out.

We're talking about patterns investigators found when looking at the four murders commonly associated with the Oakland County Child Killer.

Today we're reviewing the NCJRS document that the Child Killer Task Force used to get additional

funding for the case. I provided a link to the document in the show notes.

If you'd like to follow along, we are reviewing the patterns listed on pages 9 and 10 of this document.

Also, we will talk about investigators, prosecutors, suspects.

Andy pays a visit to Greg Green's house and I asked the question,

where were the perp walks? Because in 1977, law enforcement were bringing in dozens of men

known to prey on children. So why weren't they locked up? Why weren't they taken off the streets?

Where were the Perflocks?

What are we want to start?

Well, we talked about the suspect profile.

And you sent me that link.

Let me open that up.

It's a big document.

I mean, a lot of it's just filler with forms and everything.

So it does give some information about the previous victims, too.

Cynthia, Sheila.

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