This be the one? Telegraph avenue incident. http://www.zodiacciphers.com/zodiac-new … e-incident.

That’s the one – thank you Mr Iowe. Telegraph rd …..yes that’s a match! Cheers Def.

The article says it was a religious medal. I did a search for religious medals with an anchor and found many similar to the one in the article but with the crucifix in the center.

https://www.google.com/search?hl=en&sit … wM#imgrc=_

The medal pictured in the article does not seem to be a crucifix but rather a saint or perhaps the Virgin Mary. Possible saints could be St. Jude Thaddeus who is the patron saint of the impossible and an anchor is associated with him.

http://www.stjude-shrine.org/about/symbols

There are four patron saints of sailors. The image in the center of the medal in the article could be one of these saints.

http://copista.blogspot.com/2012/07/who … ilors.html

FWIW My husband, who was a merchant marine working out of San Francisco wears a St. Brendan medal. It does not have an anchor on it though.

Thanks Seagull – I didn’t even think of the religious aspect, I think you may be right! Now more reading Thanks, Def

This was jewelry found on Rosa Vasquez and I’m betting she was Catholic.

I once did a thorough investigation of the different saints who could be associated to the victims names. Comparing feast days to crime dates or the victims birthdates and came up with nothing! I hit a roadblock with Darlene’s name because I couldn’t figure out what saint would compare to her name. The things we will explore to try to come up with a viable theory!!

I had that same exact thing on a necklace when I was young. Not sure where I got it or what ever happened to it.