J.D. Whitlock

Seven homeless men. One city. A killer no one believes exists. When a desperate caller tells veteran journalist Jack Miller, "They're killing us, " he dismisses it as another late-night ramble-until the bodies start turning up. Brutally murdered and forgotten, the victims have only one thing in common: the world never noticed they were gone. As Jack digs deeper, he uncovers a chilling trail of silence stretching from the streets of Toronto to the highest levels of power.
But every lead vanishes, every witness disappears-and someone is watching his every move. In a city where justice is selective and the truth is dangerous, Jack must decide: how far will he go to expose a killer the system refuses to see?What if the most dangerous kind of serial killer. is the one protected by silence?