[In debriefing room] The Koreatown Killer, aka KTK, first became active four years ago. Half a dozen robbery assaults. Four carjackings, three shootings, two murders. Incidents occurring roughly every six months.
How do we know it's the same guy every time?
Same gun all three shootings. Prints on one bike match prints found on another victim's vehicle. DNA from several scenes. Eyewitness descriptions pretty consistent, too. It's the same guy.
And we still don't have a suspect?
Not in the system. Never been arrested or served in the military or worked for the Post Office or taught school.
I get it. Always on a bicycle?
It's his signature.
Well, why Koreatown? Are these hate crimes? Are they targeting Koreans?
We don't think so. The victims have been white and black as well as Korean. He's an opportunist, not a racist. He may just live in the neighborhood. The latest carjacking victim helped us develop a new sketch.
Let's get this out to the public.
Not a good idea, sir. We'll be overwhelmed with false sightings. We'll keep it close, circulate it internally.
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