capricorn
I PM ‘ed you about where to send the 9.50
did you get it ? classic paypal is easier I think also you can call them to purchase
no money changes hands until I click shipped

capricorn
I PM ‘ed you about where to send the 9.50
did you get it ? classic paypal is easier I think also you can call them to purchase
no money changes hands until I click shipped

I think so but can’t find it now. I signed up at paypal. Is classic different? I will see if I can call them if it still won’t work. I found the book when I Googled and then tried to buy through the four places listed but they show no record. Try it yourself and you can see what I mean. Sorry to be so much trouble but I would like to read your book as it sounds most interesting, especially since it looks like this happened in Missouri.

capricorn
I just Pm you the exact address to put in
yes it is not on amazon I was going to sell it on the advantage program they kept changing what I had to do to get it and then it seemed to be cancelled the advantage program .
are you from Mo ?
you or someone suggested ways of determinding who this man could be who had it … that’s unnessesary.

BTW that YT video – blue river parkway stage 1 – in 2011 there were 2 almost identical ( one is 4 sec. longer and newer. )
they both had around 100 views and were 3 and 4 years old . I only told KC FBI about them as the book was not for sale yet .
a month later i checked and one had 1760 views now 2385

Ace, is there a thread or any more info online about your suspect?

O 1031
he is still alive , so giving his name here is not a good idea IMO also I think it would jeopardize efforts to confirm him if police are looking at him which I must imagine they did to some degree. but as I mentioned here on another post the name blacked out on the Vallejo police reports p.75, I think, about the two residents that came in together to have their 9mm lugars checked / ruled out as zodiac and the cops thought one was very suspicious and wanting to interview him further but he declined , that name seems to be the same as my guy . a few years ago he looked like the napa composite so much just aged some .

O 1031
he is still alive , so giving his name here is not a good idea IMO also I think it would jeopardize efforts to confirm him if police are looking at him which I must imagine they did to some degree. but as I mentioned here on another post the name blacked out on the Vallejo police reports p.75, I think, about the two residents that came in together to have their 9mm lugars checked / ruled out as zodiac and the cops thought one was very suspicious and wanting to interview him further but he declined , that name seems to be the same as my guy . a few years ago he looked like the napa composite so much just aged some .

Ok, thanks for the reply. Is there any info on the guy that you can share without giving away his name?

How did you study Hartnell’s license? It was never taken.

Is Harnell’s license mentioned anywhere in the reports? All I can find is a reference to his wallet: The latter is listed among the items recovered from the crime scene.

It’s common practice to keep one’s license in the car, in the glove compartment, along with the registration – might be what Bryan did too.

Anyway, I certainly don’t remember Bryan ever saying that his license was taken – so I’m guessing it’s safe to assume it wasn’t. Unless LE for some reason suppressed this fact – and instructed Bryan to suppress it too. Doesn’t seem likely, though.

FWIW:

In Nicolai’s DOJ report, which reads as a summary of the Z case (LHR, BRS, LB, PH – plus CJB), the only items mentioned as missing from any crime scene are those belonging to Paul Stine. Nothing else is mentioned. It seems reasonable to assume that if BH’s license had been taken (either from his person or from his car), this would have been mentioned (as it would have been of significance).

And this is – obviously – a report which was never meant for the public at the time. So there’s no reason to think that anything of significance has been left out for investigatory reasons. *

Again, FWIW.

* On a general note – this has no bearing on the particular matter of BH’s license – I find it interesting that Nicolai’s summary doesn’t cite any report pertaining to the Stine case beyond that of Pelissetti. Just that one report (which was written right after the murder at a point when no suspects had been looked at and the investigation had hardly begun). I find that a bit odd myself – but it’s clearly a subject for a different thread.

O 1031
he is still alive , so giving his name here is not a good idea IMO also I think it would jeopardize efforts to confirm him if police are looking at him which I must imagine they did to some degree. but as I mentioned here on another post the name blacked out on the Vallejo police reports p.75, I think, about the two residents that came in together to have their 9mm lugars checked / ruled out as zodiac and the cops thought one was very suspicious and wanting to interview him further but he declined , that name seems to be the same as my guy . a few years ago he looked like the napa composite so much just aged some .

Ok, thanks for the reply. Is there any info on the guy that you can share without giving away his name?

There is a lot of details in the book of him , where he worked or still does ,but I doubt i mail another as the last one went to MI, then PA for days before going to Capricorn on the west coast, maybe fed ex .
The name is a common one, there is a 2-3 star general with it, and a famous bicycle racer too .

I did enjoy the book once it finally was delivered by the snail mail from usps but am still very puzzled by the last chapter and the code. Can you pretty please with brown sugar on it give me and other readers of your book any hints?

I also have no idea what the name of your poi is nor where to look for it quickly so any more hints would be greatly appreciated. Are his initials "RH"?

Do you know if your POI had any ties to the Missouri Minutemen of the 60s?

Do you know if your POI had any ties to the Missouri Minutemen of the 60s?

No ..but I can say he has many different guns, or access to them

Ace Venture-

From what I can find on-line RCC change its name from Riverside Community College to Riverside City College in the 1960s. Unfortunately I can not find the exact year. Since it was never called Riverside Community City College, I wonder why that is what was written on the notebook that you found? It could be possible that Cheri attended during the time it was changing and decided to label it with both name, but if that is the case I would think that may be something that someone would remember. I’d be curious to see if her family, friends, or boyfriend would remember if she referred to the college by both names.

The tablet seems to read: "Riverside Community/City College". And even though this has never been an official name (as far as I know) it does seem to be a fairly common way of referring to the institution: "RIverside Community (City) College" is another one I’ve come across both here and there.

Could be due to the name changes (from what I can gather "city" was the original one, then followed a "community" period before they changed it back to "city" in the 60s): You include both "community" and "city" as it was known as both at various times.