This turned up on eBay:
The Murder Casebook – Investigations into the Ultimate Crime. Issue 116 – Visions of Murder – Henrey Lee Lucas and the Zodiac Killer – A psychopath who confessed and an unknown visionary claimed dozens of lives. published in 1992 by Marshall Cavendish. Intact with no pages missing, and in very good condition.
" Henry Lee Lucas was arrested for a minor offence and while in police custody confessed to more than 350 murders, many of which he committed with his partner in crime, Ottis Toole. The authorities subsequentiy confmed at least 150 of these crimes. Both were tried, convicted and sentenced to death." The magazine covers the key events of this ultimate crime: Light of Confession, Multiple Murders, Killing for Fun, Enter the Zodiac & Final Slaying, each with photographs and narrative. Some pictures may be upsetting due to their nature.
Anyone have a copy or is willing to buy one? I’m just curious what his connection to the Zodiac Killer case is.
Interesting Dave. I know Graysmitth quoted Lucas in the yellow book
There is more than one way to lose your life to a killer
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I screen captured the index of that book and it looks to me like there were probably just parallels being made, not that Lucas could have been Zodiac.
Interesting Dave. I know Graysmitth quoted Lucas in the yellow book
What was the Quote?
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I screen captured the index of that book and it looks to me like there were probably just parallels being made, not that Lucas could have been Zodiac.
I found that one too Deb and thought the same thing.
“I don’t know Chief, he’s very smart or very dumb.“
Interesting Dave. I know Graysmitth quoted Lucas in the yellow book
What was the Quote?
Something like, "Killing somebody is like walking outdoors, if I wanted a Victim, I just went and got one"-Henry Lee Lucas,Serial killer
That’s from my memory,so a word or two may be off.
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Lucas did say something like that, yep.
In none of the info I’ve ever read on him did he venture out to California. It wouldn’t surprise me to hear that he’d claimed a Zodiac crime or two at some point, though. They did call him "the Confession Killer" after all….
Can anyone seriously consider him as writing the letters btw? Think he may have been a fan of Groucho and the Mikado? I rather think not. *shrug*
Lucas did say something like that, yep.
In none of the info I’ve ever read on him did he venture out to California. It wouldn’t surprise me to hear that he’d claimed a Zodiac crime or two at some point, though. They did call him "the Confession Killer" after all….
Can anyone seriously consider him as writing the letters btw? Think he may have been a fan of Groucho and the Mikado? I rather think not. *shrug*
Zero chance Lucas was involved in any Z murders
There is more than one way to lose your life to a killer
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Interestingly, Governor George W. Bush commuted Lucas’ death sentence to life in prison in 1998.
"If, after I depart this vale, you ever remember me and have thought to please my ghost, forgive some sinner and wink your eye at some homely girl."
Here are high-quality scans of the article courtesy of Michael Butterfield:
http://zodiackillerciphers.com/images/Zodiac_Murder_Case_Book_pgs_1_and_2.jpg
http://zodiackillerciphers.com/images/Zodiac_Murder_Case_Book_pgs_3_and_4.jpg
http://zodiackillerciphers.com/images/Zodiac_Murder_Case_Book_pgs_5_and_6.jpg
http://zodiackillerciphers.com/images/Zodiac_Murder_Case_Book_pgs_7_and_8.jpg
http://zodiackillerciphers.com/images/Zodiac_Murder_Case_Book_pgs_9_and_10.jpg
"Bettilou." That’s some sterling research there.
