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Methinks it’s just a typo. Otherwise, you’d have a mystery letter that predates Blue Rock Springs and no mention of the “Name” letter.
I can’t quite wrap my head around the implication that Zodiac reused stamps. Lifting stamps is a potentially laborious process, and such an exercise w…
There appears to be an S.F. Examiner article from August 1969 that references this production, if anyone here has an active sub to Newspapers.com (or …
It’s hard to categorically rule out “average-looking white guys of a certain age who were known to frequent the Bay area,” which is probably why LE wa…
“It’s not clear to me from this photograph that this is even a silhouette.” It looks like the Pilsbury Dough Boy. Might as well say they saw Zod…
Literally no witness mentioned forehead scars, which tells me all I need to know.
RPD could have said, “The DNA of the Bates author was later found to match DNA from a Zodiac letter.” Or, “The author also confessed to writing letter…
RPD said “additional information was developed” about fake Zodiac letters and that someone supposedly copped to writing them. They didn’t say it was t…
Ulp, found another interesting column right here. Dwight Chapin asked readers to send in their nominations for most admirable people. Note that the li…
I found these last year. My head would explode from shock if these are legitimate letters. ?
I imagine the lab would note what they found, even if it didn’t ultimately lead anywhere. The much more detailed report from 2007 referred to trace am…
We’ve pondered the mysteries of that report for years. You have to Franken-stitch the best you can from what’s out there. My interpretation of “cells …
Yup, but the SLA letter isn’t on that list at all (why?), and the Exorcist doesn’t say “DNA found,” only “cells found.” I’m not disputing that it’s li…
Keel said that the 1978 DNA matched one of the 1974 letters. That it’s the Exorcist is speculation. As for the palm prints — people often say “THE …
Oh yeah, the “Maupin framed Toschi” angle. That was popular around here. A forgery good enough to fool the examiners, yet bad enough that Maupin could…