To this day, the real identity of the 'Doodler' is not known and the mystery has inspired citizen detectives around the globe to try to decipher whodunit.
Police Department on Thursday announced they were upping the reward to finding out who the real identity of the "Doodler" is to $200,000.
To this day, the real identity of the "Doodler" is not known and the mystery has inspired citizen detectives around the globe to try to decipher whodunit.The nickname came from one victim, who told police that the suspect said he was a cartoonist and was doodling during a conversation the two had. Five gay men thought to have been killed by the "Doodler" were found dead in the Ocean Beach and Golden Gate Park areas.
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