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Police have suspect in serial murder case cold for 40 years
Killer became known as 'The Doodler'
By NICK WATT, CNN
Posted: 9:17 AM, June 20, 2018

(CNN) - A young serial killer stalked San Francisco's gay community in the mid-1970s. He would sketch strangers in bars, strike up conversations, leave with those strangers and then, police say, stab them to death. He became known as "The Doodler."

His last known victim died in the summer of 1975: The decomposing body was found near the 16th tee of a picturesque golf course that borders the Pacific Ocean. The victim's pants were unzipped. His face was eaten by maggots.

Police released a sketch of a suspect a few months later. They repeatedly questioned one man. But the Doodler was never caught. Now, more than 40 years later, the San Francisco Police Department says it has a suspect.

Read more and see sketch of suspect at: https://www.clickondetroit.com/news/national/police-have-suspect-in-serial-murder-case-cold-for-40-years