In the underground clubs of 1970s San Francisco, where the gay community cautiously thrived amidst growing freedom and lingering fear, a predator hunted in silence. They called him The Doodler—not because he doodled for fun, but because he sketched his victims... before stabbing them to death.
🎙 In this haunting new episode of Wired to Kill, Dr. Currie Myers—a retired sheriff, applied criminologist and former homicide investigator—dives into one of the most chilling unsolved serial killer cases in U.S. history. A young, quiet black man who stalked his victims in the shadows of a city bursting with life. Sixteen dead. No justice. No closure. Was this case buried in obscurity?
From forensic failure to the psychological profile of a shame-driven predator, we unpack it all. You'll hear about the techniques homicide detectives used, the barriers they faced, and the critical importance of cold case investigations that continue to dig for answers in the dust of forgotten victims.
This is not just true crime—this is the dark mirror of society, psychology, and justice.
🕵️♂️ Tune in now. Revisit the scene. Step into the mind of The Doodler.
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