Ok I’m putting up what I have so far so I don’t have an excitement overload. That’s not sarcasm btw. I don’t know what you will all make of this but I have to say this is kinda freaking me out lol.

I’m getting similarities off everything on this. The letters, the car door, citizen letter, count marco, the desk. That’s how I noticed the stuff about the marco letter I’ve just posted over on the marco thread.

What you are seeing here is only a small part. A very small part, there are a lot of others to show and possible even better examples of these ones once I work my way through all 6 pages.

I spotted what I will call "the mystery Y" for now. It has a very specific construction and I’ve seen it before – I just haven’t found it yet.

BTW if it has a red M beside it it’s Manalli’s handwriting

Comparing against the desk.

Similarities in lower case g’s, double ll’s (slight curve), lower case e with follow-through stroke. Manalli’s writing when compared to something else similar seems to be a mirror image, due to the zodiac sources are mostly italicised.

Some more. One of the Riverside envelopes compared to both Manalli’s writing and the desktop poem. Red M= Manalli, DT= desktop.

Note the S’s from the desk – very, very close. I would say that a serious link between those letters and the poem.

Manalli’s 2 here is looped as is the 2 on the envelope. Manalli also does the Zodiac style 2.

Umm Guys…… I’m sorry I haven’t marked very clearly on this what happening but lets play a game. See if you can spot manalli’s handwriting in there. I just wanted you all to see this first. Also, to be honest I was starting to get confused and thought right- that’s enough for now lets post this so far.

EDIT: I’m starting to think this letter produced in a mirror or a few mirrors.

EDIT: there’s lots more as well, the s’s, the k’s, the y’s. I could fill the page again with all of these but I couldn’t fit then on.

EDIT: ADDED the date and a few more words

EDIT: Sorry – Here’s a close up look at the symmetry and mirror of those two letters compared to their counterparts.

It never ends. lol.

So here we have the Exorcist Letter comparied to Manalli. Even some of the cursive seems to fit. Note the gap in the word something in both cases. There is another example in Manalli’s of the word something that’s the same.

As for the rest. It’s that weird mirror image thing again.

Ok got distracted. Here’s Manalli’s numbers compared to Zodiac’s.

Just to add this as I’ve just found it.

More stuff. Some you have seen but there’s been more work done on them and some you haven’t seen. There are others to come.

Ok,

I’ve been working on the infamous 3 stroke k now for about 8 hours and there’s still quite a way to go. Basically I’ve taken all of zodiac’s k’s and put them together and am about halfway through Manalli’s.

I have another separate theory about the k which I will ponder and work on as part of this but for now I’m primarily concerned with the ‘relatively’ easy task of finding an example of Manalli doing a three stroke k or Zodiac doing a 2 stroke K.

Found Manalli’s 3 stroke.

Zodiac not so clear cut but I think I’ve found a very close similarity between zodiac’s k’s when they drift into very nearly being a 2 stroke and Manalli’s K’s when they drift and threaten to become a 3 stroke (obviously not counting the one where it is a three stroke.)

In working with Trav, I too have been noticing the continued similarities between Manalli & Zodiac, INCLUDING A 3 STROKE K by Manalli! I have used a 3 stroke K myself, for as long as I can remember writing. Its the only natural way I can do it. The only way I would do a 2 stroke would be for me to change it intentionally. Yet, Manalli uses mostly 2 strokes, then all of a sudden, we catch a 3 stroke in his letters. Thats really odd, and should never happen. Unless he purposely added it, or accidentally did one (because he was used to writing them sometimes for some reason, like Zodiac leters).

Trav, I found another 3 stroke K from Manalli.

Scratch that, I found 2 more-

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

Look familiar?

Here’s the comp chart for the k’s.