We will be covering the “Werewolf Murders” as they were called by the media in 1947. It is a series of murdered women with many communications from the killer being sent to the newspapers of the Hearst syndicate and the Police. This is the MO of the Zodiac Killer that…
This week we will cover the Black Dahlia Murder AKA Elizabeth Short, and many more murders in the Los Angeles area. Jack is back in California at this time, and has family in the Riverside, CA area. Jack has shown that he returns to this location many times, and like…
We are finishing the documentary created by Dennis Kauffman this week. I will continue with the Texarkana Phantom murders. We will see a new lover’s lane murder in Florida. I will talk about Bill Heirens, a 17 year old that was charged with the Lipstick Killer murders. Also, I will…
Episode 12 is going to air the documentary Dennis Kauffman created while putting together the case on Jack W. Tarrance, Jr. as the Zodiac Killer. You will see evidence linked to the Zodiac Killer case via Jack and Dennis, and circumstantial evidence like his vehicles. This documentary covers the news…
Episode 11: Texarkana Phantom aka Red Phantom aka Zodiac Killer This week we are actually coming back to California for what I refer to as a cross-over or connection via the suspect in crime sprees. A 6 years old girl is abducted and found murdered, and then we see the…
Dennis Kaufman investigates his step-father as the Zodiac Killer
This week we will discuss the flow of the communication and the forms used to express a message within the writing. Terry Batcher has studied the ransom note from the Jon Benet Ramsey extensively. The study of the letter forms has carried into other cases such as the Zodiac Killer…
This week we will cover the communications in this series and discuss the possible cipher solves by Harriette Sucher. We will learn the methods of cipher codes by Jack Tarrance that Harriette learned through Dennis Kaufman which is the step-son of Jack. These messages are telling of a story of…
Discussion of the second murder in this series, and the first communication left by the Lipstick Killer will continue. These are what I refer to as the infancy stage of this killer’s communications in my opinion. The similarities in sending a communication to law enforcement, media, and victim’s family members…
I am going to cover as much of the Lipstick Killer’s work that has been hung on the head of another individual who was the longest standing prison sentence for any man or murder suspect. Bill Heirin’s died in prison even though he had a team of advocacy attorneys who…
I will continue down the path of Jack’s life and how he became who he was by the time he left home at 14 years of age. We will be looking at our first communications and crimes that I believe are the baby steps to one of the most prolific…
We are going to begin the footsteps through Jack’s life, and look at who he was as a person while covering the proximity to crime sprees and the murders he may be responsible for. We will talk about the MO of the suspect, and how it relates or mimics the…
Continuing Handwriting Examination and Identification of the Zodiac Killer and Jack W. Tarrance, Jr. This week I will continue the examination and comparison of the Zodiac Killer's handwriting to that of Jack W. Tarrance, Jr. in order to make an identification of the author of the Zodiac Killer's communications. We…
Forensic handwriting analysis, comparison and evaluation of Zodiac Killer’s and Jack Tarrance’s handwriting. We will take the handwriting letter by letter upper and lower case from A-Z, punctuation, spacing, word comparisons, and diagrams. Depending on how long it takes to get through the handwriting, we will start to get to…
J.W. Tarrance Jr. is the most prolific killer of all times. Handwriting was his M.O. in the crimes he wanted to be remembered for, sometimes I think he killed so that he could write about it. His killing spree can be tracked as far back as 1945 and as current…
J.W. Tarrance Jr. is the most prolific killer of all times. Handwriting was his M.O. in the crimes he wanted to be remembered for, sometimes I think he killed so that he could write about it. His killing spree can be tracked as far back as 1945 and as current…
J.W. Tarrance Jr. is the most prolific killer of all times. Handwriting was his M.O. in the crimes he wanted to be remembered for, sometimes I think he killed so that he could write about it. His killing spree can be tracked as far back as 1945 and as current…
