The Doodler is one of San Francisco's most infamous cold-case murderers.
An age-progression of the 1974 suspect sketch of the San Francisco serial killer the"Doodler." The age-progression shows what the suspect might look like today.serial killer, was identified by homicide investigators Thursday.
, Andrews fit the Doodler's victim type — white gay men — and his pattern of leaving bodies in San Francisco parks.The Doodler is one of San Francisco's most infamous cold-case murderers — although not for lack of leads. The Doodler, sometimes referred to as the"Black Doodler," is believed to have killed at least six and up to 14 men in San Francisco between Jan. 1974 and Sept. 1975.
The suspect was cooperative with law enforcement, although he never admitted to any of the crimes. Because testifying in court would mean publicly outing themselves, the surviving victims all kept silent. Without their testimony, the case couldn't go forward.
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