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Perhaps it is possible then to imagine that, just as the two closer-together dots of the figure symbolise the eyes of the skeleton looking out at us i…
Returning to the ‘symbol’ on the Halloween card, I believe it is possible to detect something of its origin in the very card artifacts themselves. A…
The right-hand (looking from Mount Diablo), northernmost peak of the pair (Twin Peaks) is Eureka Peak. Both it, and its twin, Noe Peak, do indeed pres…
With this in mind then—that, with the Halloween card, The Zodiac is once again trying to prompt us with clues as to the location of his bomb (“sorry n…
Hi again, @lendor-77. Yes, these are two of the more talked-about interpretations of what may be the basis for the ‘Halloween symbol’, if we call it…
And from all this, and being emboldened to tie the message in the Halloween card as one inextricably linked to the prior Z32 cipher, I would like to s…
Our vantage point, then… We are taking it as given to us that we are viewing this hill pair from the top of Mount Diablo, thus looking somewhat do…
Which gives us, on a slight head tilt to the right, the orientation: halloween_alignment_rotated.png
On the Phillips 66 Map, which The Zodiac sent us along with his Z32 cipher, he drew for our orientation a compass rose over the peak of Mount Diablo, …
But what, precisely, is our vantage point? Is there anything that we can learn from the Halloween card as to where we might need to be looking to to s…
And this brings us to the question of viewpoint. I will argue that it is intentionally made clear for us that we are not, in our mind’s eye, to be …
The following, then, is how I would make the distinction between the two facets of this form—the something sketched, picked out in blue on the left of…
As an alternative to plotting candidate solves manually using some such unsuited application as Microsoft Word, if your skill-set permits it, it can b…
To be honest, I think that I have lost sight of what all this analysis is trying to move towards, so it’s probably best not to follow too closely anyt…