This episode provides a comprehensive overview of the Main South Woodsman, an unidentified serial killer who operated in the Worcester, Massachusetts area between 2002 and 2007. It details the timeline of the murders, focusing on five confirmed victims who were primarily vulnerable women struggling with addiction and prostitution. The text explores the investigation, including the creation of a task force and the development of a psychological profile by STALK Inc., which characterized the killer as a blue-collar worker with specific behavioral traits. Additionally, it identifies Alex Scesny as the prime suspect, outlining his criminal history and the reasons he remains uncharged despite his conviction for a separate murder. Finally, the document discusses the enduring impact of these unsolved crimes on the community and the factors contributing to the case's unresolved status.