‘The Doodler’: The San Francisco Chronicle, Ugly Duckling Films & Sony Music Entertainment Team On Investigative Podcast About 1970s Serial Killer
The podcast will tell the story of the ongoing hunt for the notorious serial killer known as the “Doodler” who targeted’s closeted gay community in the 1970s and is suspected to have murdered up to 16 people.reporter Kevin Fagan and the paper’s longtime investigative reporter Michael Taylor, with contributions from King Kaufman,will investigate the perplexing cold case and the anonymous killer named for the skilled drawings of the victims that he left behind at the scenes of his crimes.
Fagan, in collaboration with Taylor, will pick up the trail of the “Doodler” and aim to uncover new leads into finding the murderer. As part of their investigation, the production team has created an anonymous tip line for anyone with information about the case. Tips can be submitted by calling 415-570-9299.and Ugly Duckling Films in association with podcast production firm Neon Hum and is set for release in 2021. Sony Music Entertainment will provide marketing and funding.
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