Linguistic Comparison of Communications

0:00 Thank you. Good morning, truth seekers and true crime junkies. Welcome back to another episode of Hit the Road Jack, Finding the Zodiac. I'd like to welcome to the show Nolan Del Campo. Morning, sunshine. Morning, everybody. Oh, my goodness.

0:41 This last week was actually kind of a very interesting week, and I had a few things I absolutely wanted to. Cover with you. Richard Pan, is he not already... Richard Pan. Well, sorry, wrong side. Oh, yeah, here he is. Is he not already in Congress? No, he's a state politician. Oh, well, so he's in politics. Yes. Okay. He was involved. I know he's a doctor. I forget what his position might have been, like Secretary of State, something like that. I don't know. I forget. Um, let me see. I was trying to see if it told me what it was. Richard Pan. We trust pediatrician is a child doctor.

1:23 Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. So anyways, I found it interesting because everybody in the world, especially Democrats, are complaining that Trump has damaged Obamacare to the point that it's the inflated prices and everything's outrageous and all of these other things. But then I see this vote, Dr. Richard Pan for Congress, and it says, as state senator, he expanded affordable care to $ 4 million. What? Okay, yeah, that's... I thought he was an appointee, but he was a state senator. Okay. Yeah, a state senator expanded affordable health care to 4 million more Californians. So if we got more affordable health care during this time frame with Trump in presidency, then why are they complaining that Trump has cost us more in health care?

2:14 It's just the recent things that he's done against the Affordable Care Act. That's why you're seeing a lot of different things on the ballot to offset that. the damage that's been done because a lot of people's premiums have gone up. Well, yeah. And that's not necessarily, I mean, the whole Obamacare thing, allowing the insurances to collect directly from the federal government, any type of, stipend obviously for each individual has caused them to inflate their prices to a ridiculous amount because nobody's watching over them. Nobody's controlling them so they can charge whatever they want. I mean, as far as I'm concerned, when Trump said he wanted to put it back into the hands of the Americans and, and give that stipend to us or that tax break to us directly so that we can find our own health insurance, puts it back into the market so that the supply and demand would obviously cause them to lower their prices because people would be competing for their business.

3:11 To me, that sounded amazing. Yeah, that's kind of like trickle down. I don't know if it would happen. I mean, you'd think it would, but we don't have. A free market. Well, I mean, obviously, with all of the complaints about small businesses going out of business, that's one part of a missing free market, right? So all these big businesses are getting all of the income, Amazon, all of these other companies that came around during COVID. They're now making millions and billions of dollars because other small businesses aren't. There to compete anymore. They wouldn't be making that type of money if there were more people in the pot. So that's what I'm saying is that if it was dependent upon us individually to go out and find our own insurance and price it and source it, they would have to compete. And in competition, you have to come in lower than the other guy if you want something.

4:00 Not necessarily. That assumes a pure free market, but we don't have any pure free markets. Everything's slanted. But you're right, there is a strong. Tendency towards monopolization and oligopolization. Oligopoly is like monopoly, it's just the power concentrated in a few entities, whereas monopoly is just one entity controls whatever trade or business it is. But we live in oligopoly capitalism. Very few at the top control all industries, basically. Right. Like the oil companies, the media, anything important, there's very few at the top that control it all.

4:47 100%. He goes on to say that made $ 11 insulin available in California to combat big pharma's price gouging. Well, Dr. Pan, how about teaching people how. To properly eat and that the food that's put on most of the shelves in our stores is toxic to us, which causes diabetes, Alzheimer's, dementia. I can't give you the number of diseases. Why are you fighting to reduce the amount of insulin instead of teaching people how to properly eat and to stay away from stores like Walmart and Safeway and all this corn fed crap and all these chemicals that are put in our foods like wheat bread and stuff like that? Why aren't we doing this instead?

5:27 Right. What I have a problem with is the way he's asserting that he did this on his own. It was a group effort. It wasn't just him. So, I mean, he's kind of making it sound like he's the hero. I'm going to vote for him. I think he's a way better candidate than Kylie. Right. Fighting to protect Medicare and Obamacare from Trump corrupt cuts. I'm sorry, but that was. I don't know, to force me to take on medical care when I don't need it, I don't use it. I have very limited times that I actually have to go to the doctor and that's in the event I cause myself an injury, heaven forbid. Somebody else causes me an injury or I get a cold or something that I need some type of a medication for. I mean, it is so rare that I go, but here I am footing the bill for everybody.

6:15 Else, right? Because that's what it feels like. I'm paying $ 12, 000 a year or $ 12, 000 a year is on my behalf going to a medical system that I'm not using. So really, we are just putting the bill for other people. Even under the ACA, your bill's $ 1, 000 a month? The California program puts in something like, I don't know, $ 700, $ 800. And then my cost is a couple hundred dollars being self-employed kind of thing. So, but that's... Well, that's still $ 1, 000. Did it go up recently? Um, it, it went up over the last time I had to look at medical care or healthcare, should I say?

6:59 So it has definitely, um, inflated just as everything else has, which makes no absolute sense because they were making hands over dollar and fist fist over hand, right. In dollars to begin with. Yeah. Well, they always make their money. Right. Right. Well, now they're making it off of people who aren't collectively using them. And what that tells me is that money is then going to support other people. And I already do that with my taxes. I'm already giving my taxes to help support America, right? Well, the middle class can't win. No. They always suck us dry. And not in a good way. The rich never pay, the poor never pay, the middle class always pays.

7:43 Right, right. Well, the middle class was never given the break like the lower class, and we never get the cuts that the upper class. Gets, so. I literally voted no to anything that caused an increase in anything, including asking for more money for the homeless. You went from a 500, I think it was 500 million, 500 million or billion dollars a year given by the government to ease up the homeless program. So on the ballot this year is one that's going to increase that to 600. You've already shown us you can't handle the 500. They don't know what to do. They just throw money at things. They've got these projects that are really not cost-effective. They'd be better off just giving them the money directly and say, hey, here, at least you can go to the store and buy some clothes or something.

8:36 Right. Well, but the money is not going to them. We see that. I mean, we see the homeless issue in California. Yeah. To people, I guess in the old days they called carpetbenders. They're people that take advantage of the situation. They're middlemen, you know, and they're establishing consulting firms and this and that, different businesses, and they're getting most of the money. It's not. It's not going to the people it's supposed to be going to. So this is why I get. It's not really helping. The homelessness is just as bad as it's ever been, and it's only going to get worse until we address mental health and housing. Right. Well, and mental health can start with food as well.

9:17 And most of the people that are homeless have drug or mental health issues. Well, and mental health can also be affected by food. So when the person is so poor, all they can afford to do is eat the poison. Yes, it controls hormones, chemicals in your bodies, your brain, everything. So they'd simply just eat some good food. And I've seen the difference. I get manic episodes where I get extremely high. Right. And I don't want to eat. I'm writing off endorphins. It feels really good. But there's always a downside to being too manic. You just can't really focus and get things done. If I sit down and I eat a nice clean meal within 45 minutes, that manic situation goes away. Nobody needs to medicate me. I just need to eat the proper food and nutrition that my body needs.

9:59 So. That's the other side to it. Okay. Latest in the news I thought was extremely interesting because as it turns out, we've been talking about syndicates and mob, big money, just as you just said, you know, Nolan, the oligarchs are the ones that have got everything. And recently out in the news on October 13th, 2026, the U.S. Department of Treasury announced a historic $ 1. 2 billion penalty against Bank of America, the nation's second largest bank, Sorry, I'm still getting over that cold. The nation's second largest bank for willfully violating anti-money laundering laws and international sanction programs announced by Treasury Secretary Scott Besant.

10:41 Is that what that says? The enforcement action represents the third largest penalty in the history of the Treasury Department. Core violations and findings. According to federal regulations, Bank of America admitted to willfully violating the 1970 Bank Secrecy Act. The key findings include failure to report priority risks. The Treasury's Financial Crimes Enforcement Network penalized the bank for failing to detect, mitigate, and report high-priority national security threats. This includes illicit activities tied to Chinese money laundering networks and financial crimes along the U.S. Southwest border. Sanction violations, the bank processed millions of dollars in payments that violated U.S.

11:23 Sanctioned programs. These illegal transactions benefited targeted entities and regimes in Russia, Iran, Belarus, Burma, and Somalia, as well as international narcotics trafficking and global terrorism networks. Why, if we're fighting Iran, is Bank of America laundering money for them? You tell me. i guess there are rich people in iran too. I'm trying to tell everybody they work together on a global scale this is not this is not us versus them this is a collective chess game in order for everybody to achieve exactly what they want to achieve So the breakdown of. The price of oil, which drives up the price of everything else.

12:06 That's exactly what the fake war was intended to do. And we're not going to come back down from that. They're going to call that a natural progression of inflation. That is not a natural progression. That is a forced progression. And if it doesn't come back down, there are many people who can't even afford the housing that they're living in these days, let alone the good food that's going to prevent them from being owed to the Western medical society. All right, I won't talk about the breakdown of the settlement of the $ 1. 2 billion, but context and precedent. Regulations emphasize that the failure of an institution of Bank of America scale exposes the entire U.S. financial ecosystem to severe risk. This action ranks just behind two other historic treasury penalties, the $ 4 billion settlement with Binance in Bitcoin, right, in 2023, and the $ 3 billion settlement with TD Bank in 2024. In response, Bank of America noted that it has invested billions in financial crime technology and is committed to addressing the compliance issues raised by regulators.

13:08 My blood. And of course, I think I was. Surprised that the regulators and the feds found out. I mean, normally they look the other way and shit like that. Right? Well, and to a certain degree they had. They've only been fined $ 1. 2 billion. Can you imagine the money they made? And how long this has been going on? I mean, what is $ 1. 2 billion? It's a smack on the hand to these people. $ 10 from every branch. Right. And of course, at the end of this, and I obviously didn't cut or clip it, it alluded to the fact that there was a bailout for them in 2008.

13:49 So why are we bailing these people out? Why hasn't the government seized the entire institution? Because they would have done that to us if we. Were laundering money or part of drug trafficking and narcotics and things. They would have taken everything we owned and presumed that every last penny that we have earned from that illegal source was used to facilitate our lives. Why have they not done this to Bank of America and all of its CEOs, all of its representatives and everybody involved with it? You know there's a great book on the savings and loan scandal and the bailouts of the early 2000s and it's it's called what's it called savings loans bush and the cia or something like that it's crazy well i own the book i gotta read i need to reread.

14:36 It definitely sounds about right um One other thing I found while I was doing some research, and I didn't think I'd be introducing anything new, but this was out of a newspaper from Texas where Bill Clinton, I believe, was governor at the time because it keeps talking about Bill Clinton in there. Maybe he was... I don't know if he was president then. 1996, was Bill Clinton president? Yes. All right. He was also a governor. Was he governor of. Arkansas. Okay, so then he's president at this point when this is actually being placed in, but I thought everybody would find it interesting. It says Netanyahu nears victory in Israel vote.

15:25 Jerusalem, right? We had Reagan till 88, and then we had Bush senior till 92. Then I think we had Clinton from 92 to 2000. Okay. So this is being printed in a Texas newspaper in 1996. It says, Right-wing leader Benjamin Netanyahu appeared before cheering supporters today as he headed for victory over Prime Minister Shimon Peres in elections that will shape the future of the Middle East. Woo. He's still in power. Exactly. Netanyahu led by 26,000 votes out of nearly 3 million cast in Wednesday's election, or 50.3% to Perez, 49.6%, I'm sorry, or 50.3% to Perez, 49.6%. His margin grew slightly today because of a recount of some ballot boxes. Dan Tekin, a legislator from Netanyahu's Likud party, told Israel Army Radio that Netanyahu's victory was assured, based on nearly all the votes counted. Tekin is a member of the Central Election Commission.

16:42 Final results were expected by late today, the Central Election Commission said. Ringed by security guards, Netanyahu posed for reporters outside his Jerusalem home this afternoon with his wife, Sarah. The country is in good hands, he said. Waving at two dozen teenage supporters who chanted victory. Netanyahu spokesman Shaleh Bazaar said the candidate would not claim victory before Sunday. Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat's cabinet was to meet in special session tonight to discuss the outcome. Palestinian leaders expressed concern that a Netanyahu victory would slow or paralyze negotiations with the Palestinians over the final status of the West Bank, Gaza Strip, and Jerusalem. Maybe the next government will hesitate and postpone, said Mustafa Nach, the Palestinian mayor of the West Bank town of Hebron. Maybe there will be a continuous delay in all the fields.

17:49 This will be dangerous for the peace process. So here's Palestinians talking about wanting peace, scared that Netanyahu's Victory. Is going to jeopardize Netanyahu. Netanyahu pledged in his campaign to expand Jewish settlements in the West Bank, block the creation of Palestinian state, and retain Jerusalem's status as a capital of Israel only. He also said he would not honor a commitment by Perez to pull troops out of most of Hebron. Bazaar has spoken, right? Right. Bazaar is folk men tried to allay Palestinian fears today, saying the opposition leader was committed to a deep obligation to peace with all our neighbors, including the Palestinians.

18:33 Really deep. Did you notice? Did you notice like he he was well set on making Jerusalem the capital? And who else was dead set on doing that? Donald Donald Trump. Well, that's because they're all working together. Yeah. This is proof of it right there, because how old is this article? 1996. Yep. There you go. That's what I'm saying. This is... Who's been in charge for 30 years? God. Right? It says Hebron's mayor urged Perez to pull Israeli troops from Hebron before he leaves office. There was no immediate response from Perez's camp. Religious Jews and Jewish settlers in the West Bank and Gaza, who provided two solid blocks of support for Netanyahu, rejoiced Thursday as Netanyahu held his slim lead. We feel like this is salvation and Ari Saraf, a resident of the West Bank settlement of Belt El.

19:33 The mood was funeral among Perez supporters in largely secular Tel Aviv, gathering at the site where a right-wing student shot Prime Minister Yitzhak Robin seven months ago. They laid red and white wreaths at the spot where he fell. Rabin was killed on November 4th. Peace was killed on May 29th, one sign said. I think it's going to destroy the peace process. I only hope the damage Netanyahu causes is not so big that we can't then solve it, 19-year-old Corporal Cheryl Evan Chom said. Supporters thronged Perez, hugging and kissing him as he returned home from the doctor where he was having an eye infection checked. Perez has not made any public comment. Perez was far ahead in the polls when he called early elections three months ago, but his lead was eroded by a lackluster campaign and a series of terrorist attacks by Islamic militants. Although Perez's Labor Party leaders were challenging some aspects of the election, such as the relatively high number of spoiled ballots, they appeared to be accepting defeat. Perez did not appear before supporters asking cabinet ministers to remain silent. So here we also have this fraudulent voting that's going on.

20:51 Well, it's weird how meekly it seems like Perez is going out. It's such a close vote. I would tell, you know, it's It sounds like they paid him off to go away. Yeah, exactly. Have you watched the baby files? He said he promised to. Withdraw troops from Hebron, and he can do it before he leaves office because it's not an automatic takeover and they've got to wait a few months. So he still has the power to withdraw the troops. But it sounds like he probably did not fulfill that promise, and Netanyahu sure as hell didn't. Nope. Have you guys watched the baby files documentary? No, what is that?

21:32 So if you look it up, you can probably find it on YouTube because a lot of people don't have it on their streaming services because it's all about the negative and badness of Phoebe Netanyahu and what he was doing in the 90s. Literally, a lot of this article covers, and in more detail in this documentary, it shows you exactly why the people did. Not want him in power. Right. Well, look at him. You can see from where we're sitting almost 30 years, well, 30 years later of him taking control over that area where we're sitting, he's still causing fights amongst neighbors.

22:12 Yep. He's involved in Lebanon and, well, the whole area's in turmoil. Now you've got the Yemen's attacking Saudi Arabia. It's crazy. He wants all the land. Exactly. What happened to the U.N.? They're the ones that are supposed to be sanctioning people who are fighting against people who are not fighting back, right? Israel doesn't care what the U.N. Says. 100%. The United States backs Israel. The United States has veto power. And it's interesting to note that we were claiming that we did that first bombing of 118 people in Iran.

22:53 Where's our sanctions then? Because we clearly had no call. If we were found to be. The one who actually. 100%. When we want something that somebody else has, our government will make them our. Enemy so they can justify taking it. That's the bottom line. And they dehumanize them and demonize them and make them seem evil to the public so they could sell it better to the public. Oh, yeah, 100%. Provocative acts over the history, you know, like the sink in the main and the Spanish-American War, things like that. The episode in Vietnam. the Gulf of Tonkin incident, things like that. They're provocations by the United States to get the public behind their absurd policies.

23:45 The news source, I think it's called MS Now. I know it's MS, but it's one of Microsoft's social media networks, had done a release, a press release, stating that Kash Fatale had just landed in Russia to visit Putin, right? But they failed. And I mean, so it was blatant and notorious. They claim they had two sources that told him he was climbing off a plane in Russia right now, which makes absolute no sense, especially since we're on the cusp of an election. But it turns out. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. You know, that's the point. He's the head of the FBI.

24:25 He's not CIA. He doesn't belong doing anything internationally. The bottom line was that the entire report was bogus. Kash Patel was actually in the United States giving an address when they released the actual news footage. So they're flat out busted, full on telling a lie to the public. About what Kash Patel is up to to incite a riot or people to be upset with this guy. That really. Is fake news. It 100% was fake news. Absolutely made me just chuckle because that's what we're up against is these people putting out. I had two sources. The gal was laughing. She was like, try three next time.

25:07 Or maybe actually. Look to see what his schedule holds before you go tell him the world he's over in Russia. No, somebody told them to do that, and I think they just probably did it at the wrong time. Yep, they failed to realize that he was right here, local side, doing a freaking release. There might have been someone in the administration or some of Patel's people or Trump's people that put the seeds out there to begin with. Why would they do that? We got fake news, fake news. I don't know. Yeah, that's the problem. You can't trust the news. You can't trust the sources. You can't trust the chess game they're using the media for anymore.

25:56 It makes no sense. You have to literally do your own research. You have to be your independent own journalist because that's the only way. You're going to know the truth. You have to look at history. You can't rely on social media today to determine what they're up to. You have to look at the history to see how they run things in order to understand what you're up against. You also have to. Look at the absurdity of what you're saying. Why would Gash Patel be in a foreign country to begin with? Especially Russia. Well, and that was one of the questions during the press release was asked what he would be doing there because FBI doesn't belong in international waters.

26:36 That's CIA area. And that's why that's where they come in. He has no business being there. So that should have been a ridiculous statement to make for any news. And I'd like to see who MS now actually is. Promotes because you know each media outlet has their side whether it's democratic or republican if msn now was a republican um backed news company then yeah what you're saying nolan would make sense but if they're a democrat backed news company then the chances are they're running whatever the democrats are telling them to run But it. Just makes them look bad no matter who they're backed or who they're backing. Allegedly, most journalists claim to be neutral. Who knows? There's slants.

27:22 Everyone has slants. All right. You got to just check your facts, man. It's just standard journalism 101. Right. And especially when the proposition you're going to put out as news is absurd. You want verification and validation that your sources are telling you the truth, so you need a third party. You need somebody on the outside of what these people are saying in order to validate what it is. They are saying. Yeah, 101, like you said. Lindsay, so this Sean C1P1 that we were talking about, I recognize that I had another... message from him on on my youtube channel and only i believe he's well i believe it's the same person here he's calling himself at sean weston b50 um and the reason why i say i think it's the same person because the rhetoric that he's giving me in this particular message you'll find is very consistent with what he's been telling us lately he says zodiac isn't a man it's a cia site psych op and Didn't Dennis ever mention having met Larry King, Gary Post, and members of Post's posse? They create as much hysteria as possible and sell the actual murder videos for half a million dollars. Also, Detroit's top writer and photographer were heavily involved in the child trafficking and photographing.

28:40 No one is ever going to be arrested for any of this. Chuck knew his dad was one of the Zodiacs because his older brother had told him. Jack and Larry were trading kids for drugs through a laundry company. where they would meet in Illinois and trade identical laundry trucks, one full of drugs, one full of kids. Caught in Minnesota, laundry was servicing the Detroit suburb of Birmingham. That's a long way to go for towels. The only reason the son of Sam was caught is because there was so much info and speculation coming out. Someone had to take one for the team. Sorry, Christina Clow. I know she wants it to be about a cult, and she wants to put out a series or a documentary or podcast in regards to it being a cult when it literally is just a government program.

29:23 Call it what you want. Let's call the government a cult. It is. Yeah. Yeah, that's what it is. It's funny about the Son of Sam references because he says he was caught. No, one of the people in the cult was killing people in New York. was tried and convicted, caught. Right. But there were several others that did the shooting as well. He wasn't the only one. No, and he's gone back and forth to I am the only one. No, there were other people involved. There was proof there were people videotaping it. So how can they literally even take. That was going to be my next point, that he made reference to some of the Zodiac murders being videotaped. Well, I was going to say, they videotaped some of the Son of Sam murders, too. And they would sell the films to rich, weird people.

30:08 Mm-hmm. I bet it can be found on the dark web. It's like snuff films. Right. Well, his newest messages to me actually answered some of the questions we were talking about last week. One of them, he said, she was a showgirl that ran with cops and mobsters and she knew Farron. I asked that he was referring to Sandy Betts again. Sandy worked for the Coronado Inn and another restaurant, I believe, during that time frame. I've seen pictures of her at car races where she's dressed up like the beauty queen type thing, but not a showgirl, nor has she ever indicated whatsoever she was a showgirl. And her entire persona does not come across like she was ever a showgirl.

30:50 Yeah. She is an attractive older woman, but, you know. Right, and he says that she was friends with or knew Farron. As far as I know, Sandy Betts, even on her interview with me, indicated that she did not personally know Farron. What I took from it is that. She used to hang in the same areas, though. Right, well, what I took from it is that Sandy— Sandy Betts and Farron had dated the same cop. That's what I got from the interview. But not that Sandy knew her personally by any means. And that she was involved with mobsters, if you will, that were making money. from Chicago, Illinois. So that's kind of the wrap-up. She's both in with the mob and in with cops, which kind of is funny because back then the cops were so corrupt, they were likely on the take and participating with most of these mobs.

31:45 Yeah, yeah. There was a big. Counterfeiting operation going on too that allegedly Darlene Ferrin was involved with. The what? The counterfeiting operation. That's what I was saying. They were making money. I guess I should have called it counterfeiting. Yes. So there's a purported counterfeiting, which is mob related to Chicago, Illinois. And what did you say, Lindsay? I was just going to say, and that's where, you know, they were covering. Then they also are all in together covering up the child trafficking that's been going on since literally the 60s. Yeah, so he's going to go more into that now as well. So he says, I think it was Dennis's aunt on his mom's side. The kids got left in Des Moines, Iowa for a while. They were already stressed out, and I told them to stay in Des Moines where they would be safe. He goes on to say its posts posse are in their late 60s now, and they've been trying to tying up loose ends all across the country for 50 years. I was told at the time that the reason Jack was running Detroit operations from Minnesota was because he couldn't show his face in Illinois or Michigan where Larry.

32:56 Was because of the Hoffa situation. My question to you, is it possible that Jack and his crew killed Hoffa? Also, Larry was hiding in Michigan because he thought they were going to indict him over the dead girl he had in his car. So Lawrence Kane was found with a dead girl in his car. That's not something I ever heard. But more importantly, let's. I was just going to say that that does tie him into the crew. And that's why he was a suspect. Yeah. So if there was a dead girl in his car, it was likely somebody else killed him and he was the let's go dump it person. Yeah, but I never heard I've never.

33:37 Seen anything that indicates that he had a dead girl in his car. Either way, more importantly, I want to get back to killed if they killed Hoffa. Yeah. Wasn't that in Harriet Smalls? Yeah. Yes, 100%. Aside from the salt that led to the remains of Donna Lass, there was an initial position where she believed Donna Lass and Hoffa were buried underneath these man-made boulders in a roundabout that was literally taken. I call it taken off the map because, as you know, Nolan, the Tahoe area used to have the roundabout that you would have to go around, right, to make it from north And south side of Tahoe. They've moved that street over, right?

34:21 So now the roundabout is no longer used. It's tucked in the back. Right. Yeah it's within a eyeshot of the sheriff's department there so basically it police can look down on this particular roundabout when harriet and i got there there was a dead jackrabbit at the base of one of the boulders which we we were like oh jack thank. You oh my god yeah thank you for the jackrabbit oh funny right um. And so she was intimating that the solves claimed that Hoffa's body would be found in this particular location, as would have been Donna Lass's, but she strongly believed Donna Lass's body had long since been.

35:05 Moved somewhere else, in which case that's solved. Yeah, to the Kirlik area, by where she lived. No. You're Nyack. Nyack, yeah. So Nyack, and of course we made that stop as well. So we went to that location. This was probably back in 20... 2013 or 2015 somewhere around there it was earlier on that we made these trips and and visited these places and one of them was the actual location where don alaska's school was found up there off of um 80 and 20 so very. Interesting they still have a roundabout where 80 hits 89 and trucking they have a roundabout right there right by the streetway Yeah.

35:46 I don't know, but I'm talking about the one that was specifically in South Lake Tahoe. South Shore, yeah. You used to have to use it to make it from north to south shore. Yeah, I think Harriet has a photo. Doesn't she have a photo on her website, I believe? Probably, probably. Yeah. So he goes on to say, yes, it was Sandy bet. She had said she thought Larry had followed her and later decided it wasn't him. It was him. His lip looks had changed. I met Jack and Larry both and they were both addicted to heroin given to them by the CIA. Nolan is right on the psych doc that he watched show, uh, show Charlie a later picture of Larry and post and he.

36:28 Should recognize them. Well, if I was talking to Charlie or if Charlie was con, um, talking with me, then I would show him these pictures to see if he recognizes them. But, um, I would have thought that somewhere along the lines that Charlie would have mentioned having known either of these individuals, though, they didn't come up on my radar until the last few years. Um, I mean, yeah, What's that? Who's this guy? Sean C1P1N. Yeah, he says he knows. So that's what I'm saying. He's now making personal references to knowing these people, knowing the family of Dennis Kaufman, knowing he's the one that tells them to stay there because they were stressed out in Iowa. So I don't know who this person is, but he's definitely taking a personal role in what he's given us right now.

37:18 When the family members claim and then he's somebody else. Right. It says also OCCK and son of Sam's. It's not a theory. It's a fact. And the paper boy kidnappings in Des Moines, Iowa. So I've not I think I remember the paper boy. Yeah. So Johnny, gosh, this is what I was telling you when you went up that way. Yeah. So that's just Johnny, gosh. And three other boys. OK, well, then you're going to like this next one. I said, well, at first I said, I don't know what Larry looks like because I didn't know he was referring to Lawrence Kane. But he said to show Charlie who is Larry. And that's when he responded with who Lawrence Kane is. He says Larry Kane, the other Zodiac suspect, Larry and Jack both moved to Nevada at the same time.

38:07 And when Jack went to Minnesota, Larry went to Detroit. They also had some of Post's posse working for them, and Jack admitted to many kidnappings of boys, including Johnny Gosch in Des Moines. Oh, my God. Des Moines. Des Moines, sorry. You know me and Illinois. Reno will get me for. That one later. Hey, Sean, if you're listening, Sean, please reach out to me because I have a lot of stuff to put with that. Well, I mean, obviously, if he's claiming that Jack's admitted to Johnny Gosch, then we now have the first time Jack has admitted to some type of child activity. Because we know Jack has admitted to running over, stabbing people, setting people on fire. He's admitted to killing people, going into the mountains in New Mexico and coming in the Constellation Mountains or something like that in New Mexico. um him and two other people but only two of them came out which was an indication that one had died or was you know left behind dead or something i don't know um all right so.

39:17 This is amazing right now like i'm just like astonished. I know and it's all coming out at the end of of this whole thing but i'll keep bringing it up for as long as i'm here Last week, we left off in the communications at Attached and the way that actually works out. One of the other things that I wanted to show was really the high resolution black and white scan of what's happening. the PS on back, which is one of the communications from the Zodiac Killer. Then we can see what it looks like, which is the FBI's version blown up to the size of the above scan. So I'm basically blowing it up to the same size. We can even see the letters themselves almost take on a different appearance based on the scan. But then this is the FBI version actually shown in the FBI FOIA files available in the FBI archives. So it's squashed, it's condensed, it doesn't look near the same. It doesn't look near the same. So if this is what they call releasing files, then their transparency is skewed from the get-go because they've scanned it in a way that would almost prevent somebody from making a handwriting identification because it's changing the appearance of the letters altogether.

40:32 Well, let me tell you something. So they did the same thing. They did the same thing with the in the Charlie Kirk case. And when they released the Tyler Robinson videos of him supposedly on campus, they condensed them just the same way. So it almost made Tyler Robinson look like he was. Skinnier in the video. Then he really then, you know, the person skinnier in the video. So it would make it look more like Tyler Robinson. And so people would believe it more. But whenever people unconvinced it and modified it to a correct ratio, you could clearly see that it didn't even look like Dollar Robinson at that point. Wow. So they're trying to fool us.

41:14 I mean, I always thought there was something shady about that. And now it's pointed out, yes, even the powers that be are doing shady shit to. Convince the public. Right, right. Well, and we look at the letters that are found on Tom Voight's website. He's the first person to come out with high-resolution color scans, but we find out that they've been manipulated and increased, enlarged, 1,000 by 1,000 pixel width. So 1,000 by 1,000, making the letter 8.5 by 11 when it was originally a 5 by 7. So he's a major part of let's portray these to the public in a manner in which they didn't actually exist. That, to me, automatically sealed the deal for.

41:56 Me and Tom Voight and his willingness to cover up, hide, and tell lies about this particular situation. Same with Bart Baggett coming out with Deborah Perez 30 days after I released my opinion to CBS 13 News. And now he has a whole new suspect. Let's go back to the other guy that also had. A suspect and was calling Sandy Betts saying that he believed it was Lawrence Kane as well. He then came out with another suspect just in this last couple years. So you guys keep finding new suspects. I'm going to keep sticking to my guns and telling you that Jack is part of all of this. Now get on the ball and do your jobs and put the evidence together and show us the truth. Stop hiding and keeping it a mystery. Who cares who goes down?

42:39 It's their fault for being involved, not ours. People want answers. What do these people like Bagot and the other dude get from this? Are they getting paid off? Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. They're in Hollywood. Or maybe they're part of the overall team of the, you know, the dark ops. They get multiple press releases. They're writing books. Yeah, they're writing books. Respect away from the truth. Well, and he says in his little piece. That's what I call a scoundrel. Right. He says in his release that he may or may not be on the docuseries for this new suspect. So he's already trying to pump the public like he's some type of mass advertiser to get everybody to come watch him.

43:23 It's just disgusting. I don't know how many suspects that you can have for a case before you're no longer believable. If there's a number for that, somebody please let me know. But I think you got one wrong suspect that you come out and claim is the Zodiac, and they're found not to be, then your word is worth nothing after that. Nothing. Yeah, dry wolf. Selling you tickets. Well, and it's funny that that brings us to this particular slide where I wanted to bring out what it was some of the messages were saying. So in the Bauerdorf murder in 1945, it said it was divine retribution. Totally a mob statement. Evil for an evil committed against a person or a group of people. Right. In Lipstick Killer, he said, Roosevelt and the OPA make their own laws.

44:10 Why shouldn't I and more? In Elizabeth Short says, justified, Black Dahlia Avenger. In The Merry Letter, I couldn't help myself for that or this. Let's see. In D.B. Cooper, $ 200, 000 is for revolution. Sherry Jo Bates, Bates had to die, unwilling to die. Gall and Sharp, I must kill you. 1968, dear draft board, nobody can help me anymore. The citizen's letter, not the glorification of violence was ever justifiable. There's that justified again. JonBenet Ramsey, he says three times, she dies, she dies, she dies, which to me is like Bates three times.

44:57 Had to die, had to die, had to die. Yeah. The anthrax letters, death to death to you die now. And Bruce Ivins, a gift from Princeton. Enjoy the postmark, Trenton, New Jersey. I mean, there's just so many things about these communications that that tie right back to one another. Let's see. Yeah, still about four and a half minutes. This one I mapped out all the times that the word kill was used. And one of the things that I started to go back. One of the things I started to use to notice is these funky use of letters. So this is supposed to say killing, but he's used two capital I's for the L's. And then when we look at kill for the lipstick killer, he's used this circular I dotted and two capital L's. Once again, it's like he's messing around with these particular portions.

45:49 But as we go through, Bauerdorf, murder, can, murder, retribution, murderer, murderer, murderer, committed the murder. You get to hear this over and over again. We know what you did. Why do you keep saying these words? We understand she's dead. If you're taking responsibility for it, as in Bowerdorf, he said he'd turn himself into the local watering hole, which was very similar to the statements made by the lipstick killer. Who else said that? I'll tell you one thing. I'll tell you that one thing about repetition is a very manipulative tactic to grasp the mind of the public to create fear.

46:31 But isn't that what they say? You say it three times. Isn't that like the notion for an ad? That's why they repeat their phone number when they're trying to get you to call them on an ad three times because they say three times and then it sticks. Yep. Yep. So basically, we can go down this list through all of them. I mean, all the way down to the finale letter from the silent killer. And when I looked at the killing, the word killing that was done in Atlanta, Georgia, child killers, it was identical to the citizen letter as far as I'm concerned. Even the makeup of the letter G. Oops. Let's go back. Come on. Even the way they spelled the— or actually, I say spelled, but the way they created the letter G with this open back end where the bowl doesn't close and then this slight hook or angularity that occurs at the bottom of the actual tail of the G. I mean, it was just so reminiscent of what I'd seen before.

47:28 But again, kill and kill, kill. Yeah. The scratch outs that I found on the letters were all very similar in the makeup of scratch outs. Like they don't want you to know what their idea was. They want to blank it out altogether. They didn't just straight line it to say, oops, I made a mistake. They were like, oh, shoot, I made a mistake. And you can see that on on pretty much any place where there was a scratch out. And we see the need for that person to scratch out and to continue on with the message that he believes is legitimate. Sherry Jo Bates, are we laying the blueprint for another killer? Killed, killed, killer, the life of a boy that turned killer. Beware, killer.

48:08 So we get to hear this, and that was such a short message. That is the Patricia Houts, a friend letter, and repeatedly used the words killed, killed, killed, killer, just as all these other communications also indicate. All right, that's pretty much wiping us down. And then we know what 3-3-3 is, and we know what 3-3 is, and then if you do the math, then it's the three sixes. So, I mean, there you go. Right. No, and we do have six sixes. Yeah. They wrote letters instead of. Sam 2 and left letters at scenes. Clues, basically. Right.

48:53 And then one of the letters said, yeah, this is the mark of the devil. It is 666. Trying to make it look like it's Satanistic to some degree, but 666 was used in the finale letter too. So I always go back to the finale letter because I believe it encompasses all the deeds of these individuals. Like all the different crimes are listed in that letter. Um that gives us the last 30 seconds for this week you guys so far i think the conversation was great and thank you for sharing it with me um i'm not going to enter into the stamps range because there's a lot to do with these stamps that i want to talk about when we come back but i map those in the postmarks out as well so awesome Thank you guys for being here.

49:38 That was the creation of the satanic panic. I like that. That's what they called it back then. You go back and look at the difference. All right, you guys. That's it. I guess we're done, Nolan. We're past the time. Next week, you guys. Peace, everybody. Have a great weekend. We'll see you next Friday. All right, see you. Oh! Oh! Oh!

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