In the mid-1970s, a mysterious intruder known as the Visalia Ransacker began to terrorize families in Visalia, California. Eventually, his crimes escalated to attempted kidnapping, resulting in the deaths of one man and a near-shootout with police. Shortly thereafter, a criminal known as the East Area Rapist would surface in Sacramento, creating a terrifying legacy that persists to this day.  Part one of three.  Written, hosted, and produced by Micheal Whelan.  Music credits:  "The Woods" by While She Sleeps "Call Of The Void" by Kay "Enoch" by Laoshi Ma "A Breath" by Andrew Reddy "Dead Letters" by Alex Minerva "Samarkand" by The Gateless Gate "Time And Space Died Yesterday" by Chancius

The criminal known as the East Area Rapist continues his assault upon women in the Sacramento area, but over time, his modus operandi begins to evolve. Instead of acting out of a need to rape, he begins to terrorize the families of those he strikes, crafting a legacy known as the "Original" Night Stalker.  Part two of three.  Written, hosted, and produced by Micheal Whelan.  Music credits: "Untitled" by Joao Picoito "Ossuary" by Andrew Reddy "Wake Up!" by Kai Engel "Third Floor" by Joao Picoito "View of the Greenland Sea, Part 2" by The Gateless Gate "Famouser" by badass wolf shirt "Mayak" by Mount Graham

The unidentified criminal, once called the East Area Rapist, has seemingly disappeared. However, a criminal carrying the same traits and brutal methods surfaces hours south, closer to Los Angeles. Forensics would later link the two criminals together as being one in the same, meaning that the criminal once known for innocuous break-ins continued to evolve and became one of history's most terrifying serial killers.  Part three of three.  Written, hosted, and produced by Micheal Whelan.  Music credits: "Everest" by Scott Holmes "Egg Nebula" by Pulse Emitter "Third Floor" by Joao Picoito "Touch The Darkness" by Kai Engel "Melnibone" by The Gateless Gate "Sunset At Goat Fell" by Graham Bole "FDS" by ocp "Roembden Crater (On Waking)" by Forlon "Sailing" by The Music Plays You