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His statement that it was stitched on could simply be a guess. . Where did Hartnell say it was stitched on? The police report stated that the assai…
We could effectively take every eyewitness statement and apply the same argument of the guessing game. What we know of Hartnell is that he was a very …
I certainly think he was familiar and probably worked in San Francisco, as he mailed virtually every letter from there. My only problem with San Franc…
On the top of page 3 and possibly page 2 it looks as though the FBI label is covering additional writing ? Has this been addressed before ? My guess,…
In the My Name Is letter he writes “blue meannie” to refer to the police for the first time. I have seen people mention the Vanishing Point movie trai…
There are many reasons why handwriting can alter from letter to letter. The speed the letter is written, the time of day, the angle of the writing sur…
Michael Bates worked for the Sears Department Store. In 1938 Sears would relocate to Seventh and Main Street, Riverside.
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Every person he picked up could choose to travel in any direction, so choosing a "murder spot" and immediately travelling in the wrong direc…
One interesting note someone mentioned, don’t know if this was known?
According to the October 12th 1969 newspaper article the taxicab meter and engine were still running. Maybe he took the wallet to secure ID to mail in…
You would be talking of touch DNA, known to provide erroneous results because of its nature of how its transferred, not to mention how the shirt piece…
I suspect it was stored in the jurisdiction of the crime, unless requested or deemed appropriate to send to another department, as in the Debut of Zod…
If you believe the Graysmith account, the missing shirt piece was noticed on the 14th October. But this still wouldn’t be proof anyone other than Zodi…