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On June 4th, 1975, a man's badly decomposed body is discovered hidden in some bushes near
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the Lincoln Park Golf Course. Like the others, he's clothed, though his pants are unzipped, and again, seemingly no
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ID. So, all the signs are there, and the case goes right to Guilford and Sanders.
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But this one's going to be different than all the rest. I mean, normally they're on a scene within hours of a
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murder, like things are fresh. But not this time. The coroner says that this man had been out there anywhere from 10
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days to a month and badly decomposed might have been an understatement because Sergeant Cunningham told us that
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the remains are actually mummified, which basically throws their normal form of IDing the victim out the window. No
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usable prints. Somehow they do eventually ID him, though. He's Harold Goldberg, a 66-year-old sailor and
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naturalized US citizen originally from Sweden. And then in July, another man is attacked, but he is alive when he
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stumbles into a local ER pleading for help. Now, dude is drenched in blood and he's saying that he's been stabbed. And
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though he does want immediate medical help, make no mistake, he does not want the police involved. Like does not want
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to file a report. He is adamant that he does not want a report filed. Like he will not cooperate if one is filed. Is
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he afraid of being outed? He's a European diplomat and San Francisco is where he was stationed for
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his job. I actually don't know his name because that's never been released. So, I'm just going to refer to him as the
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diplomat. But, they get his story nonetheless. I mean, again, he I don't know how they convince him, but they do.
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and his story is a doozy.