Not sure if anyone posted this already, but here’s another college yearbook photo from 1955:

(full page)

Whoa, it’s Aaron Rodgers!

Sorry, that is a horrible pic.

Am I the only one who sees Paul Stine in Mr. Darol Blanck which is being strangulated by hanging by Manalli on the photo below…?

Yeah I can see a little bit of a similarity.

The girl to Manalli’s immediate right… the one sitting in the chair… is she snorting a bag of coke???

The girl to Manalli’s immediate right… the one sitting in the chair… is she snorting a bag of coke???

I doubt it! LOL It looks like she is being offered flowers and it looks like the other girl is comforting her, I’d say the girl was blowing her nose in a hankie.

The girl to Manalli’s immediate right… the one sitting in the chair… is she snorting a bag of coke???

I doubt it! LOL It looks like she is being offered flowers and it looks like the other girl is comforting her, I’d say the girl was blowing her nose in a hankie.

Yeah, I was just being a smartass. Pretty boring night at work haha.

Found a Greg Manalli at West Rockford H.S. in the late 50’s. He was a pretty good athlete. 99% chance he is related to Freddie boy.

The second guy that Carlstedt is talking about is apparently named Richard Anderson from what I’ve been able to determine. Carlstedt gave me the last name and method of suicide, shotgun blast to the head, and I was able confirm, by talking to a detective assigned to the cases a few years ago, the first name of Richard. That detective is no longer on the cases.

Seagull, anyway to know if Fred knew Richard?

Hey, WAIT,,,,Richard Anderson…………….R.A.

Does anyone have a photo of Richard Anderson, or info on where he went to high school? Looks like he would’ve graduated around 1966.

I was able to get copies of deeds for the home that Richard Anderson’s parents owned. It was located in Camp Meeker which is in the Russian River area of Sonoma County. The high school for Camp Meeker is El Molino High School in Forestville CA. There is no guarantee that he went where he was supposed to go but it’s a start.

I have never looked for a picture of him.

BUMP!

We had 50+ Pages on manalli at the old site. Here are cliff notes until we can get more files about Manalli moved over:
I am making list of ‘cliffnotes’ about Manlli that I find the most interesting personally, here’s the start of it. I think this will save somebody from looking at 50+ pages of manalli stuff,although I recommend reading it all:

The first letter K is from Z, and the second is from Manalli:

Both Z & Manalli oddly break up the word SOMETHING into SOME THING

Another example of Z & Manalli breaking up a word at the same spot in the word-

Some more from Finnegan’s Wake by Joyce, who Manalli referenced,the same exact misspellings used by Z.

"took up a jiminy and all the lilipath ways to Woeman’s"

leaden be light, lather be dry and it be drownd

For the most part,Manalli used 2 stroke K’s,but also used 3 strokes as seen here, it clearly is a perfect 3stroke,similar to Z-

When Mannali writes about a total or numbers, here’s how he writes it:

Look familiar?

Every time I re-read Manalli’s stuff, something jumps out. Like this-

The word ‘PUBLIC’ from both Z & Manalli, notice how both words have a curve uner them, or the word seems to rainbow.

This shows what I’ll call the half W. I’ve seen this mentioned as a spelling error on occasion but it’s not, it’s just an incomplete w. And good old Fred has one too.

Now this is really interesting. In this 1962 letter to Author Dan Curley,Manalli’s mentor(and man crush i think) ,Manalli asks Curley about a story of Curley’s called "THE MANHUNT"… The first thing I thought of, is this story like THE MOST DANGEROUS GAME???

I tried to search for the words,text, or storyline for THE MANHUNT, but I could not find it. But then I came across this book published in 1968 called STUDIES IN THE SHORT STORY.

Studies in the short story,
New York, Holt, Rinehart and Winston [1968]
Book : Fiction : English : 3d ed
pt. 1. Basic elements of fiction — Most dangerous game / Richard Connell ; And the rock cried out / Ray Bradbury ; The Manhunt / Daniel Curley ; The last day in the field / Caroline Gordon ; A Tree, a rock, a cloud / Carson McCullers — pt. 2. Point of view — The Horse Dealer’s Daughter / D. H. Lawrence ; What we don’t know hurts us / Mark Schorer ; Rain / W. Somerset Maugham ; The girls in their summer dresses / Irwin Shaw — pt. 3. Honesty and dishonesty in fiction –De Mortuis / John Collier ; The Lottery / Shirley Jackson ; Necklace / Guy de Maupassant — pt. 4. Symbol — Girl / Meridel Le Sueur ; Portable phonograph / Walter Van Tilburg Clark ; Good country people / Flannery O’Connor ; Flowering Judas / Katherine Anne Porter — Pt. 5. Humor, satire, and fantasy — Catbird seat / James Thurber ; First Confession / Frank O’Connor ; Forks / J.F. Powers ; Other side of the hedge / E. M. Forster ; Adam and Eve and Pinch me ; A. E. Coppard — pt. 6. Theme and variation — Leader of the people / John Steinbeck ; That evening sun / William Faulkner ; Absolution / F.Scott Fitzgerald ; Short happy life of Francis Macomber / Ernest Hemingway — pt. 7. More stories for study — Tell-tale heart / Edgar Allen Poe ; My Kinsman, Major Molineux / Nathaniel Hawthorne ; Bartleby / Herman Melville ; Lament / Anton Chekhov ; Real Thing / Henry James; Herart of Darkness/ Joseph Conrad ; Open Boat / Stephen Crane; Gentleman from San Francisco / Ivan Bunin ; Little Cloud / James Joyce ; Petrified man / Eudora Welty ; Goodbye, my brother / John Cheever; Unspoiled reaction / Mary McCarthy ; Patented gate and the mean hamburger / Robert Penn Warren ; Who made yellow roses yellow? / John Updike ; Defender of the faith / Philip Roth

I have almost ZERO doubt that Manalli read this book. (if you knew the full extent of how Manalli was up Curley’s ass you would understand what I mean).And if he read everything in the book, then he read about THE MOST DANGEROUS GAME 😯

One more for the collection from Manalli-

Zodiac & Manalli comparisons again-

This is about Manalli:
Another suspect, Siebe said, was
a middle-aged, married man who
died in a traffic accident in the 70’s.
In investigating the death,
detectives found evidence that
showed the man knew about the
murders. But there wasn’t enough
evidence to close the case, Siebe
said.
Carlstedt believes that man and
another man also dead, were
responsible for al least most of the
murders.
"After those two guys died, there
was nothing. No more female
homicide. I’d bet money it was
them, but it can never be proven

This post will contain all of Manallis threats, violent statements, or his discussion of violent acts:

Best for last:

SF Chronicle AD ran 2 days after Manalli died:

Some fresh comments at my blog from somebody who claims to have known Fred Manalli, and been in a class of his-
http://zodiackillersite.blogspot.com/20 … mment-form

That’s great Morf. I hope you can draw him out and learn more. It’s rare to find a friend of Manalli’s.