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Investigator reports breakthrough in The Doodler case
A San Francisco police official believes he has identified the suspect responsible for the 1970s murders of six gay men, known as "The Doodler." The victims, killed between 1974 and 1975 near Ocean Beach, were lured by the suspect’s alleged promise to sketch them, then stabbed in rage. Investigators believe the suspect, described as a handsome Black man in his 20s, is still alive in the East Bay and living in his 70s, with a $250,000 reward offered for tips leading to his arrest.
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