Kaelyn Moore

That's interesting that they're able to do it that way because they can, yeah, see how heavy the person was to imprint that deep into the dirt. Science. Wow. Science.

So before we dive into the next part of the story, I want to point out. An element that is making the Zodiac Killer really mysterious to police. It's something that's like making it increasingly difficult to solve this case. And that's the fact that typically serial killers will have a consistent killing method. We talked about this with Golden State Killer.

So before we dive into the next part of the story, I want to point out. An element that is making the Zodiac Killer really mysterious to police. It's something that's like making it increasingly difficult to solve this case. And that's the fact that typically serial killers will have a consistent killing method. We talked about this with Golden State Killer.

So before we dive into the next part of the story, I want to point out. An element that is making the Zodiac Killer really mysterious to police. It's something that's like making it increasingly difficult to solve this case. And that's the fact that typically serial killers will have a consistent killing method. We talked about this with Golden State Killer.

You knew when it was a Golden State crime. He was very similar in the way that he was addressing all these crime scenes. Yeah, that M.O. Yeah, sometimes it's strangulation, shooting, poisoning. But in each instance, Zodiac is doing these murders in different ways. So the first one, David Faraday, Betty Lou Jensen, that person, the Zodiac used a rifle. The attack on Darlene and Mike...

You knew when it was a Golden State crime. He was very similar in the way that he was addressing all these crime scenes. Yeah, that M.O. Yeah, sometimes it's strangulation, shooting, poisoning. But in each instance, Zodiac is doing these murders in different ways. So the first one, David Faraday, Betty Lou Jensen, that person, the Zodiac used a rifle. The attack on Darlene and Mike...

You knew when it was a Golden State crime. He was very similar in the way that he was addressing all these crime scenes. Yeah, that M.O. Yeah, sometimes it's strangulation, shooting, poisoning. But in each instance, Zodiac is doing these murders in different ways. So the first one, David Faraday, Betty Lou Jensen, that person, the Zodiac used a rifle. The attack on Darlene and Mike...

It was point blank pistol shots. And then it was a stabbing with Cecilia and Brian. He stabbed the people on the beach. But one thing that is similar about all of these cases is that they're couples. The police at least have that to go off of. Like maybe he does have an M.O. Maybe that's part of his psyche, right?

It was point blank pistol shots. And then it was a stabbing with Cecilia and Brian. He stabbed the people on the beach. But one thing that is similar about all of these cases is that they're couples. The police at least have that to go off of. Like maybe he does have an M.O. Maybe that's part of his psyche, right?

It was point blank pistol shots. And then it was a stabbing with Cecilia and Brian. He stabbed the people on the beach. But one thing that is similar about all of these cases is that they're couples. The police at least have that to go off of. Like maybe he does have an M.O. Maybe that's part of his psyche, right?

Like he doesn't like couples or something about people in love that really offends him. But the next time he commits a crime, he doesn't go for a couple. On the night of October 11th, 1969, a guy named Paul Stein was driving a cab around San Francisco. He's a 29-year-old student working towards his Ph.D. at San Francisco State.

Like he doesn't like couples or something about people in love that really offends him. But the next time he commits a crime, he doesn't go for a couple. On the night of October 11th, 1969, a guy named Paul Stein was driving a cab around San Francisco. He's a 29-year-old student working towards his Ph.D. at San Francisco State.

Like he doesn't like couples or something about people in love that really offends him. But the next time he commits a crime, he doesn't go for a couple. On the night of October 11th, 1969, a guy named Paul Stein was driving a cab around San Francisco. He's a 29-year-old student working towards his Ph.D. at San Francisco State.

So he spends his nights and weekends driving a cab, just trying to make a little extra money. And that evening, Paul's in the city's theater district, and he's just picking up people as they get out of shows. But at 9.40 p.m., he gets a call from dispatch. Someone else needs a ride. And on his way to the pickup spot, he gets stuck in a little bit of traffic.

So he spends his nights and weekends driving a cab, just trying to make a little extra money. And that evening, Paul's in the city's theater district, and he's just picking up people as they get out of shows. But at 9.40 p.m., he gets a call from dispatch. Someone else needs a ride. And on his way to the pickup spot, he gets stuck in a little bit of traffic.

So he spends his nights and weekends driving a cab, just trying to make a little extra money. And that evening, Paul's in the city's theater district, and he's just picking up people as they get out of shows. But at 9.40 p.m., he gets a call from dispatch. Someone else needs a ride. And on his way to the pickup spot, he gets stuck in a little bit of traffic.

And while his cab is stopped, there's actually a man that approaches him and asks for a lift. Paul figures might as well, especially this is probably just going to be a quick ride. I can get it. Maybe go grab the other person. But the man has Paul stop on a quiet street before they reach his destination between a couple of trees.

And while his cab is stopped, there's actually a man that approaches him and asks for a lift. Paul figures might as well, especially this is probably just going to be a quick ride. I can get it. Maybe go grab the other person. But the man has Paul stop on a quiet street before they reach his destination between a couple of trees.

And while his cab is stopped, there's actually a man that approaches him and asks for a lift. Paul figures might as well, especially this is probably just going to be a quick ride. I can get it. Maybe go grab the other person. But the man has Paul stop on a quiet street before they reach his destination between a couple of trees.

And then the man pulls out a gun and without any warning, he shoots Paul in the head and kills him instantly. But as this is happening, there's actually a group of teenagers in the house across the street and they happen to be peering out of the window at this exact moment and they watch all of this happen. They call the police.