Malcolm Blackwood

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3,951 appearances 8 recordings 2 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 5d ago

Malcolm Blackwood’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Those who are discovered, for the most part, the families wish they hadn't been.
Statistical improbabilities happen, of course.
However, to the eyes of Felix Freeman, an investigator in the FBI's child abduction and serial killer unit, these disappearances had all of the hallmarks of an uncaught killer.
The victims were all teenagers or younger, with most being between twelve and sixteen.
The town was in a remote geographic area with plenty of unoccupied land, and most interestingly, they seemed to happen around the same two times each year, right at the beginning of both spring and fall.
Even in the years where more children went missing, they disappeared in two small clusters around those dates.
This reeked of ritual to Felix.
After months of badgering his superiors, he wrangled the funding for an exploratory trip to the region.
To his mind, it was an open and shut case.
The question was not whether the abductions were happening.
That, he felt, was entirely certain.
All he needed was proof of the culprit.
Whoever was behind this was responsible for hundreds of disappearances, making him the most prolific serial killer ever found.
If, of course, Felix could find him.
He was positive he could.
Felix had had the profile built long before he had ever submitted his request for funding.
He was looking for a man, likely in his seventies at this point.
Someone born and raised in Dorton Bluffs, but who had not been popular as a teen.
He was an only child or a significantly younger sibling, ten years or more.
His mother had died when he was no more than five years old.
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