Linguistic Comparison of Communications, Part 5

0:22 Good morning, true seekers and true crime junkies. Welcome back to another episode of Hit the Road Jack, Finding the Zodiac. I'd like to welcome Nolan Del Campo to the show. Good morning, everybody. Good morning. I've got one business to attend to real quick. Not a problem. I'm going to keep on keeping on. We're bringing everybody back this week to finish off the communication, cross-connections, and picking up where we left off last week. we are at the Fairfield letters. And so basically we were talking about the more theme that we had from last week as it pertained to lipstick killer, Elizabeth short, Sherry, Joe Bates, dear draft board letter, Oswald's, uh, or, or I'm sorry, the, um, Oswald JFK, uh, communication to Dallas PD and the Zodiac Killer. So keeping on with that theme, we are into the Fairfield letters where he says he will kill more. He actually says it in a couple different letters. In the DC Freeway Phantom, he says, I will admit the others. And of course, we saw the LA Riverside letter where he said it refers to others. Um, the DB Cooper said, I notated that seed Playboy magazine, uh, solve revealing career killer. Uh, so one of the items that the, uh, person who kind of, I guess, if you will, deciphered what the meanings of the clips that he had taken, that the DB Cooper had taken out

1:53 of the Playboy magazines to create the communication led them to pages in Playboy. Okay. And on those pages, you would find things that related directly to either a clip-on tie or other pieces of evidence that supported D.B. Cooper's appearance and claims from others, which was extremely interesting. It talked about cigarettes and pipes and communications technology. All these things that we know that the Zodiac Killer is about. And of course, the one page that I felt was a little bit different than that person who decoded what he thought it meant from those pages was that one of the pages, just opposed to the page he was speaking about, actually talked about career killers. And so that to me was more revealing, again, that we were dealing with the same person, quite possibly Jack and the Zodiac, as being involved with the D.B. Cooper caper. Albany, New York, he says, I'm alive and well, and I'm going to start killing again. The Simony's Liberation Army is a hit at the Hearst newspapers, obviously, with Patty Hearst having been abducted.

3:02 I don't know that that wasn't just a great big huge ploy. I mean, honestly, I know that people want to say, oh, she was brainwashed, she was pardoned, and all these things for these crimes that she was clearly committing um but if they were able to brainwash her and she legitimately was under somebody else's um control while she was committing these crimes then that makes mk ultra true right so we can't. Yes and the method methodology that sin q used to brainwash her very similar to the methods employed by the military and the cia. And they're trying to brainwash. And that person was affiliated with the SLA?

3:44 Yeah, Sin Q was the leader. Donald LaFrance's real name, but it was known as Sin Q. And Donald DeVries, how would he know that? Was he CIA at one point? Was he, I mean. He was in and out of jail and in and out of prison. And when he was in Vacaville, there was this professor there that was a specialist in mind control and hypnosis. And he took DeVries under his wing. And DeVries really liked it. And so he said, when I get out, I'm going to try and use some of this. And he did. Yeah. But it's weird because he was black, but there weren't black people in the group. All the members were white. A lot of them were couples.

4:26 A lot of women. That is very interesting. I don't know much about this. Yeah, but he had sex with all the women. Go figure. Well, and we know that MKUltra was initially employed at prisons, psychiatric hospitals, universities, socialites were being used for it. You name it. I mean, they employed it to whomever was willing to be a part of it. I mean, I guess you got free. There were volunteers and then there was unwitting experimental people. A lot of them were inmates, college students or or mental facility, mental health patients.

5:09 Well, and it's also thought that Marilyn Monroe and quite possibly black Dahlia were some of those socialites that were laying down with a men to collect information from them. And I think that's why they killed her before they killed JFK. She knew things or they believed she knew. And one of her best friends being Elvis Presley, there's a potential there too. I mean, I put nothing past these people and changing appearances. Wow. We were just talking about Palm Beach. Yeah. Palm beach Pete, right. Who looks a whole lot like Jeffrey Epstein and is trying to step into his shoes of his life. It looks like, um, but it's just too big. I mean, I hate to say it, but Epstein was better looking.

5:50 Um, Well, and it's not beyond CIA to, you know, do plastic surgery to change one's look. I mean, we see John Mark Carr did it after receiving all of the celebrity status that he received over JonBenet Ramsey and hadn't really killed her, turned himself into a woman. And that's probably just to escape, you know, people from recognizing who he was. And in the DB Cooper docuseries, you get to see them talk about how, uh, one of the ladies there, she was actually the person who wouldn't change the appearance of someone, you know, give them. A nose, a suspect. That was a woman that used to be a man.

6:35 Right. Right. So she was a pilot. Oh, makes it even more interesting. Yeah. Um, Let's see here. So the Symbionese or the SLA letter said, uh, old Norse word for kill a friend. Yeah. Death is nothing new. It's done it for years. No, we were having a conversation not too long ago about, you know, um, the Cuba thing where they faked the actual itinerary, the, um, The crew and the people that were purportedly on that drone, which really wasn't a plane that they blew out of the sky, making it look like Cuba had done it to us. And they faked every single one of those people's information from a birth certificate to their lives. They faked the entire thing, even had funerals for it. It makes you wonder about some of these things they say are going on and are they even really real anymore? I mean, I'm in such a state of bewilderment over what they're capable of doing and how are we supposed to trust them?

7:48 Yeah, I have a theory that one of the guys from Enron, the main guy, faked his death and did that plastic surgery and moved to Europe. But the other guy stayed in the United States and he got convicted. I also wondered about Ghislaine. I can never say her name. Her dad purportedly fell off the... I think that's more fitting. Her dad supposedly fell off the side of the yacht, but he was also being investigated, I think, by law enforcement for something. And so it was one of those, did he really die? Did they just make it look like he died? And now he's off living somewhere else, I'm sure.

8:36 Who knows? Who knows? He was quite rich, too. And could they fake somebody to look like Jeffrey Epstein that died? Possibly as well. Possibly. Right? You never know. You never know. No. Um, 1974 citizen letter upset by the making of the Badlands movie. So here's another reference to a movie in the Zodiac communications. Um, it was produced by Terrence Malick and claims glorification of violence is not justified. What? Isn't that exactly what the Zodiac is doing here is glorifying the violence that he's committing. Um, so it's funny. He's a hypocrite. I've seen parts of that movie. It doesn't look that great.

9:17 But one thing about it, the two main actors are Martin Sheen and Sissy Spacek when they were really young. And they're both great actors. So that's a redeeming quality of the movie. Well, and it just takes me back, like I said, to the hypocrisy of the Zodiac to make the statement, glorification of violence not justified, but justified being one of the words that he used in Black Dahlia Murder. That was justified, right? Channel 9 newsletter connection to the Manson family murders. We already talked about that. And the Riverside Phantom. There of a hell lot more down there so the more theme OCCK going to kill some more I'm so afraid if I turn them in I'm scared to die so here we're you know seeing that afraid statement again and we can see down here in 2001 anthrax letters are you afraid herb cane looking for some kitties to run over Friction tape, my tape is waiting for me all over California. And we know that both Dennis actually and Jack were like what I feel like to be the king of storage sheds. These people have more storage sheds than anybody I can imagine because they're constantly on the move and they can never take everything with them.

10:38 So I would not doubt that there have been many other people. In fact, Harriet came across a bunch of Jack's stuff from somebody who had purchased, evidently, the storage shed. It must have been Dennis's, I'm guessing. But he contacted her, and he wanted to sell it to her, and she said she wouldn't buy it. Yeah, I wish I would. Have come into the pictures a lot earlier, so maybe I could have helped pay some of these storage fees so we could retain more of the evidence. Right? I did. I actually have paid for his storage sheds so that we could retain the evidence. And it got me nowhere because in the end it was all gone. Yeah, yeah. They auctioned him off.

11:20 Or they throw it away if people don't buy it. Exactly. Or rent it out to someone else. Yeah, exactly. And a lot of the stuff that was in there was usually garbage that nobody paid any attention to old computers, old phones, like things that nobody wanted, but may likely have had evidence on them and we'll never know. Um, my mom and I have a short story shed that she hasn't been doing three years and I haven't been doing two years. I said, mom, let's get rid of that stuff. And yeah, 100%. I always tell people, if you haven't seen it, wanted it or needed it in six months, get rid of it. Like you have, you need room in your life for things. And we just don't have enough of that these days. Yep. In 1978, the Atlanta, Georgia ghost killer in his curse of writing is saying again, well, you're all afraid. You're all upset. Keep looking. You might find another child. I've struck again and didn't leave a clue. Again, more communications that cross-reference. You better start looking before it's too late or there will be another 50 to 48.

12:22 And I laugh that he could have probably just said there'll be another 48, but he says 50 to 48, like keeping you guessing, right? Yeah. That's kind of odd that you put the bigger number first. Exactly. What was that? A ton of kids killed in the Atlanta area. Over 30, right? 26, I believe. 26? Okay, wow. Yeah, I want to say Wayne Williams went down first. For one person to get away with all those murders? I know one person took the fall, but I think there was one person involved, and I think there were some white people involved. Yeah, 100%. Another communication, if you still have letters from other murders, I'm not right. I used to stalk women, but I like to kill children now at all my victims. Yeah, I've already read those. Sacramento body count is growing now 100 plus all over the state of California and Nevada.

13:16 So he tosses in the Nevada reference, which we know he was definitely in the Nevada area. Yeah. Body count basically emanated from Vietnam, right? From Vietnam, the generals would want to know how many Viet Cong were killed. And so they do body counts. Oh, well, he's definitely now. That's a pretty common term now. But before Vietnam, it wasn't that common term. Well, in the 1986 letter to jump, as far as it did, I want to say that, you know, if you were also tracking the labeled claim of victims throughout this, you will find that it is consistent. They may not all be in California, Nevada. And I don't I don't.

14:02 think that he's going to tell you every place he's ever killed. But, um, that body count seems to be pretty relative to what we've been looking at. You know, I mean, when, when he's in the 1978, he's up to 50, he's saying there'll be another 50 or 48. What on top of what, like what number did you have to start with? Um, but that is a higher number than he left off as the Zodiac killer. Right. I mean, he, I want to say he left off at 34, 34, I want to say the last time he stopped, before he stopped counting in his letters, the body count. Yeah, I remember what the number was.

14:42 Yeah, and the final... Yeah, it was. It's right there. And then if you add another 20 to the top of that, that would be around 50, right? So the numbers in the communications are even chronologically correct with the time frame and the number of victims that he's been claiming. The 1986 letter with that body count, that's the highest number ever seen. So that's the first time in many years that he has predicted or even stated. The last time we see that's in 1978, where he's predicting a number, and then in 1986. So you've got an eight-year break there. And of course, he stopped predicting the numbers or stating the numbers at a certain point.

15:28 And if he makes a claim about numbers and that he's killed so many people, I believe him. Because if you try to pin murders that he didn't commit on him, he'll say, no, that wasn't me. Yeah. You have to believe him. Straight up. He'll say, no, I didn't do that one. Instead of taking credit like a lot of guys, a lot of people would. And that's what kind of puts me on the teeter-totter about whether or not he is taking claim for victims that he didn't kill, just as a group effort to collectively write these letters in order to steer away from the right person, is that why give us a number if it isn't true? I mean, what would make any sense in that? So there are some things I... Taunting.

16:12 Yeah. Yeah. Um, in the 1991 Scorpion, everything in between, I strongly advise that you keep this letter and start a rather large file since you'll be hearing from me again. He's also enclosed a rather difficult code. He says, see you in hell, amigo. I feel like that was also from some reference of a movie. Um, since I will soon start collecting bodies for you to prove that. So collecting, um, is a word that was used in the Zodiac stuff as it pertained to slaves. And here we see it being used in the Scorpion letter. So, again, I find it hard to believe that many serial killers are also speaking the same way and writing the same way. And, I mean, that's a whole lot more of a coincidence, I believe, than it is one person who's doing all this.

17:04 Yeah, it's hard to say. The, well, not for me. I'm the. Yeah. Um, 2005. Yeah. Seems like more than a coincidence. Yes. I agree. Yes. The 2005 finale letter finishes off with more. More projects to come, more will die, and many more. More bodies and bones are to come out. The remains to be found. More and more are secret. So that's very telling with the Riverside Phantom letter as well. And the notion from the very beginning that there will be more as early as 1945 with the lipstick killings.

17:46 Crazy. He has since... he committed. Why did I have that up there? Uh, in the lipstick killing case, burn this for her safety. I found kind of cross-connected to the letter that was found on bill Hirons. They believe there, there is a theory that the, uh, suspect in the lipstick killings may very well have known, uh, bill Hirons and sent him a letter while he was in jail, uh, This letter was taken off of him. I don't know if it was handwritten or if it was typed, but it was purportedly taken off of him. And he stated that he was writing a paper for school. This letter does not read like somebody writing a paper for a school. This letter reads like somebody reaching out, making contact, telling them what they had to do to get out of town and what Hirons should do once he's released. That's not a paper. That's not a what topic.

18:35 In what world? That's not a school project. Yeah, you're not writing fiction, fictional things like that, I don't think, as school papers. Maybe in second grade, right, when they say tell a story, it doesn't matter if it's true or not, and you'd write about aliens. True. It definitely didn't make any sense. So I tend to believe that it literally came from the possible suspect who had to get out of town. He is also referring to merchandise that he had stolen from locations. And we know that Bill Hirons was actively in a group of people who were burglarizing houses at that time. I have a suggestion at five and Hill. Los Angeles and others. Okay.

19:21 So the Los Angeles examiner and other Los Angeles papers. So that reference to others and other Kern werewolf, the in, in. One something, $ 300. Suddenly I came to Okay, so this is that letter. Once again, it's purportedly acting like it's coming from somebody who was an unwitting accomplice, uh, kind of like the Allen letter to Danto in OCCK, where he's talking about having come to, uh, and then something about $ 300, but I'm not sure why I had that in there. Yeah.

20:02 Uh 1963 oswald the link ruby oswald and the perhaps is just that fussy statement like rather or i and um here's the sherry joe twitched or maybe it just might save perhaps there's that perhaps again so three years earlier used in the jfk letter perhaps is used in sherry joe bates letter Maybe she will be the one that he gets, I'm thinking. So maybe must have become a theme in my mind at some point in time I started seeing it. the dear draft board letters since you wrote to my box office. So we're going to see box office in as, as it pertains to a box office hit in Tom Voight's letter. But in the, uh, Scorpion letters, he talks about his PO box. He would give him his PO box, but you guys had tracked me down. Uh, and so we know that Jack also avidly lived out of PO boxes because he was always on the move as well. Uh, And he continued to keep them in places such as Oklahoma, which Dennis stated that he was picking up marijuana from this post office.

21:07 Either he's going there to pick up marijuana or he was picking it up from the post office, which that might lead right back into the whole CIA thing, right? Right. Using the posters. Who else can do it through the Postal Service and get away with it? Yeah. Especially back in that day. Actually way back when. Yeah. And it wasn't as good back then. So you'd have to send more of it. Thank you for sharing that. Oh, my eyes. Are teared up. That was breaking into your house.

21:51 Why? What do you mean? I hear some pounding. Oh, it might be me knocking the desk. Oh, wow. Um, also, right. Also is the deer draft board. He says only me and no stumbles. Um, as if he's referring to someone else or these voices that he's hearing in his head, which is kind of consistent with Tom Boyd's letter where he states, you know, it's like, I'm on the outside watching myself do this or that, you know, um, being directed, do it from, from afar. Um, and no stumbles of the other me as he calls it. So that other me is kind of like, to me, it feels like what he says in Tom Boyd's letter about looking out and over himself doing this, the other me.

22:35 Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, this is the sun. Sometimes it's inside itself like this all. So there's that reference of inside itself instead of outside of itself. But I thought that was interesting. Now, since they take care, since you, oh, and since you want to know. So since you want to know, I feel like was a statement out of Zodiac as well. Since you want to know. Where did I... Well, he also goes on to say in the Dear Draft Board, I haven't taken any acid for six days. And acid and LSD, right? Is that the same thing?

23:24 Yeah, acid and LSD are the same thing, yes. All right, so yeah, this is probably... If this isn't the Zodiac Killer, it's definitely another victim of MKUltra, right? I mean, he's in a military mental hospital writing to the Dear Draft Board and talking about being on acid. I don't write so good on acid, you know, making these statements about the drugs, which I do believe was used in MKUltra. Yeah. Tons of LSD experiments. And they're actually CIA is basically the one, the entity behind the proliferation of LSD. Right. And into society. Right. Well, and that's why I'm saying, you know, again, that just keeps wrapping itself around somebody who is very familiar with all of the protocol of the law enforcement from police on up. And the only way to do that is to be at the top.

24:19 Well, so here we thought about what's it called? Bad behavior at the top. A lot of corruption, I guess, is the word. Yeah. Yeah. I just keep hearing time and time again these people in Congress that are getting busted for fraud, and a lot of them during the COVID. During the time they disrupted and ruined our lives, put many of us out of business, people lost their homes, they lost their loved ones, the deaths that were involved, and we've got politicians at the highest level raping and defrauding the very system that was supposed to help Us small business owners.

25:01 The latest thing that's come out is in Alaska. There's a race for a senator there. And there's a woman who's the leading candidate. And there's a Republican that's the leading candidate. But allegedly, she and her people found a guy with the same exact name to run as well. So that way he would draw votes away from the other guy. What? What? Yeah, she got more votes than both of them combined, so it didn't have to be done to begin with. But now, because of this scandal, she's probably going to lose or maybe even go to jail. She's a Democrat? Yeah. Why is it that? How come I'm not hearing about them busting any fraud in the Republican Party?

25:44 Well, because it's the Trump administration that's after her. Well, they say that, but honestly speaking, this Ilhan Omar deal that's going on, that's perpetrated and started by Biden. That's not a Trump attack. Most of these people that are being investigated, if they're getting busted right now, they've been being investigated for some time. And the FBI isn't quick. They're not doing unless they have flat out dead to rights, caught you with the, you know, the evidence in your hands. Are they arresting you immediately? It's not something that's happening. So to hear them blame, you know, Omar on Trump when in reality it was Biden that put her put her into the bucket of a fraud.

26:28 He really amped up the game. Searching her house, things like that. And it's easy to prove or disprove the allegations. Like the allegation that she married her brother. Either he's her brother or he's not. Right. That's a simple DNA test. That's exactly like, am I a man or a woman? It's a simple DNA test. It's a cheek swab and you'll know. Yeah. So, yeah, just, okay, either you are or you're not, you know. Right, right. Yeah, I'm just astonished because I would assume that even if, I mean, Omar can't be the only person that was being investigated during the Biden administration, and there likely should have been, or if there were any Republicans that were committing these types of fraud, that would be on that list as well, and we should be hearing about those unfold. But- Like you said, it is a Trump administration. It is a Republican timeframe. And maybe when we fall back into the next president that is a Democrat, we will start to see the fraud that they pull forward or out on Republicans. I don't know.

27:31 I'm just kind of astonished. I haven't seen any so far. Trump pardons treasonous people from the January 6th invasion of the Capitol, outright pardons them, yet he's pursuing people that haven't done anything wrong just because they're Democrats. And I don't really like that. Who? But who hasn't done anything wrong? Everything we've talked. About, people have done. Right. He's going on a lot of witch hunts. He's draining the swamp. He's afraid of losing Congress. Because if he loses Congress, then he loses his power. Getting these people out of office are not going to seal the deal on him obtaining a Republican spot. It still has to be voted for. And it's still likelihood that a Democrat will be voted in. It just seems ridiculous and stupid that he's doing this. But he promised to drain the swamp. That was his big motto, right?

28:26 That was a big thing. I'm going to drain the swamp. And all he really is doing in some cases is picking up on investigations that were already initiated by Biden. How come Biden didn't arrest these people? How come Biden didn't push this through? He started the investigation. Not enough evidence, I don't think. They don't open up an investigation without proper evidence to do so. Suspicion can lead to an investigation. Yeah silent investigation i mean not marching into your house and and and serving search warrants on you and. Your judge had to sign the warrant i wonder what they told the judge to get the word.

29:11 That that i see all over the place and it was a democratic judge to top it off yeah. I would like to see the affidavit of probable cause which led to the judge to sign the warrant there has to be Some concrete information there to, you know, violate the Constitution, you know, otherwise be a constitutional violation, Fourth Amendment violation. Of, you know, searching someone's house. So this isn't just a tactic to keep her from getting re-voted back into Congress, right? I mean, or has she a potential for terming out, or does she have an unlimited seat? I think she's young, and she's somewhat powerful, and she's progressive and dark-skinned.

29:55 So, therefore, she's the perfect target, and she's a female. So, she's the perfect target for her. But it isn't him. We need to stop saying. We need to stop saying him. He didn't initiate this investigation. He is just seeing it at the end of it. Well, they obviously collected enough information to obtain the warrant. The judge isn't going to do this willy-nilly on a politician without probable cause. Well, it depends on what the cop said and if the cop was truthful. It's not the cop. It's not the cop. Yeah, because the judges believe. What cops tell them. But these aren't cops. Cops are not doing this investigation, Nolan. No, to get a warrant, a cop has to sign an affidavit, probable cause.

30:40 And that gets the judge. You're thinking at a civil level. I'm not talking about the investigation. I'm talking about the warrant. The warrant could be served by the FBI. The warrant was obtained by the FBI, not a cop. A cop did not walk in. Well, FBI agents are cops. But no, they're not. They're federal cops. Right. So they're federal agents, but I would distinguish. So there has to be an officer that does the affidavit of probable cause to obtain a warrant, whether it's FBI, whether it's a sheriff, whether it's a policeman. No, no, no, I understand that. But what I'm saying is that it was not a cop. We're not at a civil level here. We're not dealing with our level of crimes. We're dealing at a level that obviously makes the FBI pays attention to, which must be a million dollars or more. I've been specifically told by the FBI, don't even bring us a case unless the loss is a million dollars or more. So they're dealing with cases we certainly will never see in our lifetime. And so it would have been an agent, but not a cop that had gone and and asked for this. Or it could have been somebody in in Trump's administration.

31:55 Right. I mean, we don't know who who actually obtained the warrant. We just know that a Democratic judge signed off on it. Well, I'd like to see the affidavit of a problem because what led the judge to believe that he needed to sign the warrant. Well, and I would love to see that in D'Angelo too. You get yours, I should get mine. What did you find on that man's property that had you believing? I highly doubt he had anything on his property, especially that much later after all these crimes had actually been committed. I think they were searching his trash. They searched his trash. They were digging up his backyard.

32:35 But there was never any mention of having found anything. So, again, information we'll never be privy to. All right, back to our tangent. It should be over now. Let's see. Ambler Tours. Postmark. Let's see. Hi, we are here. Hi is reminiscent, obviously, of look right down here. So in the Ambler Tours that went to Los Angeles, does it say 1986? So following the 1986 letter, And even in March. So I've been trying to determine the, is it March or May that the 1986 letter was sent out? Because that makes a difference to me in regards to the relation to the crime that we're looking for near the freeway.

33:25 But he starts it out with, hi, so-and-so. And then in the John Walsh, hi, remember me? Yeah. Um, since you will be hearing from me, um, difficult, difficultly rather, um, again, spelling word, spelling big words, just fine. Anything you wish to tell me or ask me can be conveyed to me on your show. So he's wanting to speak through the show, just like he's trying to maneuver, um, with, um, Tom Voight through his website. So that's another solid theme between these communicators. Does he mean America's most wanted? Yeah. Yeah. Um, I would much rather communicate with you with letters sent between us, but you and your overanxious associates would try to nail me even if I used a PO box for a return address. So there's that reference to the PO box.

34:20 Um, That would be a good giveaway. You don't want to give your PO box. Right? This would create a rather messy situation since I do not plan to be taken alive, if at all. So another one of those. Interest is your informative and helpful show. So while he's usually trying to be informative and helpful, he's now priding John Walsh for being informative and helpful. Yeah, I never really watched much of that show. Oh, now I see why I was doing the money thing. There's ultimately the way that he poses the numbers. So in the Kern werewolf killer of the 1948... What.

35:04 Kern is that referring to? Not Kern County, right? No, Kern is the actual last name of the woman that was killed in the L.A. area during that whole streak of Black Dahlia stuff because it's 1948. And so what I. Now I see what I was mapping out because just like in the Lipstick Killers case, they wrote in their ones and fives. But more notably was that in the Kern letter, he wrote 300 and obviously he stops at the 300. He does not add the period and 00 after it, which is consistent with the next one we were about to look at. Which was right here in the company.

35:51 He misspells Twitch in both Shirojo Bates and Zodiac letter. Yeah, and he even misspelled Switches. So Twitch and Switches and Zodiac. He leaves out the T in both. And same with Shirojo Bates. Oh, gosh, I must have just skipped past all of that, didn't I? Yeah, so there's the twitch and switches from Zodiac Killer. The shall, I shall, rather, I and the police know those super, you know, hyper fussy statements. I would have sent you pictures, but you would be nasty enough to trace them back to developer and then to me. That's identical to the statement. That he says, I would much rather communicate with you with letters sent between us, but you and your overanxious associates would try to nail me even if I used a P.O.

36:36 Box. So it's basically saying exactly the same thing. So go back to the slide before real quick. Just see twitched with no T. I'm sure Joe Bates. Yeah, that's what I was talking about when I was discussing Twitched on Sherry Jo Bates. I just hadn't come to the Zip Zodiac Killers references yet. So, oh, and here's School Bus where he misspells bus with two S's. We're going to see that in the Atlanta, Georgia stuff. Let me see. We're not. Bussing. Yeah, bussing with two S's. Yes, bussing and... Yes, buss with... And, of course... We're going to come to that. I'm not going to break that yet. We're going to look at that a little closer as to what I believe that probably pertains to.

37:25 So five in mission on the Fairfield letter is very consistent to what we've seen in Black Dahlia where he said five in Hill. Ask the newsman at five in Hill, and this is five in mission. More fussy statements, wents. I suggest OCCK police trace all your calls back to here. There's another reference to tracing them back. Stop forced busing that relates to bus. We talked about that. We talked about that. All right. So back to the numbers things, we were talking about the $ 300 reference made in the Kern letter, and of course we look at the Ramsey letter, and again, when he is noting monies, he is again doing it just as simple as 20, no dot zero zero, which is a similarity between the both of them, but not a huge identifying characteristic by any means, but just another one to add to the deck.

38:20 Yeah. There's some weird factors in the JonBenet. I would love to find out the actual truth there. There's so much going on there. The note that she wasn't kidnapped, the family suspicions, the whole bit. The fact that she was a performer and a model and Well. When you cross-reference that with Degnan, she was also six years old. She's also a daughter of a very prominent person. He was one of the high officials at Office of Price Administration. They were both six years old. They were both blonde little girls. Degnan was beheaded. Ramsey was threatened to be beheaded, even though she wasn't. So again, there's so many similarities just even between those two murders.

39:07 Yeah. Also, real quick, you mentioned Degnan. One of the victims in the. Black Dahlia spree of killings was found, the body was found on Degnan Street. Right. Back to lipstick. And Degnan's body parts were found on Hollywood Boulevard. See? And Elizabeth Short. You can't make that up. You can't. And Elizabeth short visited bill Hirons for some odd reason. She had to be there, pretended to be a reporter, went on a train with someone named Jack, who was going to be the photographer. And we know how much photos mean to the Zodiac and to Jack and to the clues that they'd been leaving behind. Um, She went back there to view and see the Hirons trial.

39:52 To Illinois? Yes. Okay. You can't make this stuff up. If these people aren't all connected, you cannot make this up. Tom Voight, missing link. So link in the Zodiac Killer's profile. So there's that word profile again. When I regained my senses... And the high was over. In those days was an LSD and heroin addict. Let me. Let me know, Tom, via your wonderful website and the word box office, because we already saw box office. We also see the word difficult again in the Ramsey stuff. And then, of course, Officer Pat's serial profile process work flawed. I don't know why it was added there, other than we know that he understands the profiling process, evidently.

40:50 Well, also, I noticed in the JonBenet article, A small foreign faction, we represent a small foreign faction. Then right below you've got Allah is great. So that's almost an effort to point blame at some people that didn't do it, but to point blame at Muslims or Middle Eastern people. Well, it looks to me the 2001 anthrax, and this is, again, my theory. Bush wanted to go to war over oil with Iran, and he was going to do whatever it took, I believe, because he could override a veto from Congress to go to war if there was an act of international terrorism or a biowarfare. Well, yeah. First it was Kuwait. No, no, no. First it was Kuwait, then it was Iran.

41:31 Then Iran. Well, they've been doing it. Yeah. Oh, it was Iraq. To go to Iraq. He wanted oil from Iraq. I'm sorry. I misstated. But the anthrax letters are damning Israel and Americans to point towards Iran or Iraq. Yeah. Because, again, what we do is we make them, we create hate against the people we want something from. And anthrax was just that. It was. Yeah. So, um, Tom Voight, when we just covered that one adequate, but be warned, um, Oh, an adequate size attache or, uh, or a briefcase or something, but again, using large words. So listen carefully. We are a group of individuals that represent a small foreign faction.

42:23 I totally skipped over that, but yes, that's that we thing again. So we've got we things that are popping up in the later times of these communications. And the we thing is also in the 2005 finale letter because he's talking about other people being responsible for some of those murders during that time in Texas as well. And whoever wrote the letter, if it was we or one person or Patsy or whoever, why even write a letter? The whole letter's a ruse. So why even say something like that? Well, in the anthrax case, it was the primary delivery method of the of the killing substance. Right. I mean, you had to get the anthrax into their hands somehow.

43:05 So mailing a letter is probably. But you're right. They didn't have to say anything. It could have been a blank note, but they needed to point. I believe they needed to point the finger at somebody we wanted to take something from that allow us to go to war against them. Yeah, they set the stage. We make them villains, make them out to be villains. That way we can attack and take it from them clear of conscience? I don't know. It just seems like that's a theme that runs along with these wars. All right, so now we're back to bus. And, of course, the spelling of bus in the Zodiac and stopping the forced busing in the Atlanta, Georgia area. Desegregation busing in the United States, also known as forced busing or simply busing, is the practice of assigning and transporting students to schools in such a manner as to redress prior racial segregation of schools or to overcome the effects of residential segregation on local school demographics. So to say that this is a Black person who's committing this crime has always boggled me because forced busing... taking these kids out of the inner city and getting them to better schools was really going to up their game, right? It's going to make them better. It's going to diversify schools and diversify thoughts amongst different races. So I can't believe that a Black man would be upset over this by any means. This is an opportunity for their kids to get out of

44:37 these ghetto schools. Now, as it pertains to the real word buffs, I don't think buffs was misspelled by the Zodiac. I don't think it was misspelled by Atlanta, Georgia. I think that almost that message saying stop forced busing is actually saying stop the forced killing. And the reason why I say that is that we have heavily covered mafia, mob, underground syndicates. We should cover the word used by both Atlanta, Georgia child killer and the Zodiac killer, how it relates to the Sicilian kiss of death or order to kill. And that is the word bus spelled with two S's noun bus is a plural noun buses. The lower one Jack's buses. That's a wild B.

45:18 Yes. I've never seen a B like that. Right. Yeah. He probably formed it backwards. Yeah, it's crazy. That would be my guess in order for it to come down like that onto the U. And of course, that very sharp taper on it tells me that that's probably the direction it went. So he did like a number six. And this is what that gal that did the graphological profiling on the anthrax person had said is that if their letters look like numbers or can be represented as numbers as such, like the letter G looking like a six or this B looking like a six, then they are mathematically inclined. And we know that is true of Jack being an engineer. So the verb version of the bus, third person present, buses, past tense, bust, past participle, bust, garin, or present participle, busing, is the origin Latin, French, Middle English, bus, country, late 16th century, alteration of late Middle English, bas, noun and verb, probably from French, basseur, or from Latin, basseur. But bus was the relates to the Sicilian kiss of death. That's what they would call bus. So it was a mob term.

46:42 Bus kiss. I can see that. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. English has to do with like a busboy or, you know, waiter assistant. Right. Bus tables. Right. I wonder how many more I've got here. Oh my gosh. We're down to two. I know to add insult to injury, Atlanta, Georgia child killer reinforces the connection by outwardly saying it is him in this 1981 letter to the 1611 West peach tree street, which is another media outlet in Atlanta at this time where he says he used to be in San Francisco. He used to stalk women and he is now killing children and he likes to pick them off.

47:23 So he's making all the same references and he calls himself the Zodiac Wow. Dang it. We did it. We finished and communications. And don't you walk away this time. You didn't even say goodbye last time. No, I said bye. No, you didn't. You said, you said, I'll be right back. And you got up and walked out. I was like, Oh yeah. I hadn't even said goodbye yet. Well, the upside to this, that means that like all things that have to come to an end, we are likely going to have one more episode on November 20th that will be our farewell of all of this information. And I'm going to be packing this stuff and putting it away because I certainly don't want to live the rest of my life infighting with all of these Zodiac freaks who believe they know what they know while not investigating something that is very valid.

48:15 So. You have a wonderful weekend. One more show to go. All right. Well, you have a wonderful weekend. Everybody take care and we will see you next Friday. I'm getting a hole in one. Yes, you do that for us. Thank you.