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Good morning, truth seekers and true crime junkies. Welcome back
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to another episode of Hit the Roadjack Finding the Zodiac.
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I'd like to well to the show today, Nolan del Campo.
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Or not.
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Gotta love it?
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All? Right, Well, we'll go ahead and get this started,
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and he probably needs to climb back on. And I
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really just found this quote on a movie that I
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was watching, and of course there was war involved, but
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I thought might have everything that's been going on with
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Iran that it was an interesting statement to say. The
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rush of battle is often a potent and lethal addiction.
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For war is a drug by Chris Hedges, and I
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can completely understand that in terms of people wanting something
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that somebody else has, whether it's resources or land or power.
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In general, it does. Yeah, are you here, what's that
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do you hear you.
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I can hear you.
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I can't see you. You might have to go out
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and come back in. I don't see your video at
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all anyways. So of course it's that time of the
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year again where we're all sitting down and looking at
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all the measures on the ballot and trying to decide
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who we're going to vote for for Congress and such,
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and I, you know, I really.
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Kind of despise all of the rhetoric and the mail
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that I get.
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Because it's really just people hating on other people and
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calling other people out. But I thought there was a
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couple interesting things that that we do know already based
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on the events and people who have been voted into politics.
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One of them that I thought was interesting was this
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doctor Richard Pan for Congress Truth Science and Public Health,
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and it says it's time to send a doctor to Congress. Well,
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the problem with that is that then they are the
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ones in control or having voting rights for us in
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regards to healthcare and other medical decisions, which I feel like,
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you shouldn't be a doctor if you have any primary
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benefit for voting in a direction that benefits.
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You and what you do.
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We did have some oh there you are, Can.
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You hear me?
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Now?
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Yeah, it was stuck at two minutes ten and you
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were frozen. So I missed about two minutes of the show.
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Oh I just I did a quote, and then I
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kind of climbed into some of this mailings that we're
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getting for the political arena and the people who were
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wanting to be voted, and some of the things that
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they're saying about one person while what they're saying about themselves,
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like doctor Richard Pan for Congress, saying that it's time
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to send a doctor to Congress, And I feel like
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that we shouldn't have anybody who has a position in
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pharmaceutical companes or in medical care, or even a doctor
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for that matter, into Congress who has the right to
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vote blanketly on things that affect us as a whole.
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Right, I mean right, it's like instarted trading. Basically, it's
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got a vested interest in the outcome of the legislation exactly.
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I'm glad you said that so well, because we had
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that the one person in Congress or I'm not sure
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she was in the House or Congress, but she was
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out in Florida and was busted for.
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Frauding the Medicare system.
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During COVID and her family owns I guess hospitals or
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some type of.
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I don't know if they're like urgent cares or what
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they are, but she.
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Yeah, yeah, medical facilities. And of course she's then frauding
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COVID for millions of dollars in being indicted for that.
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Just but that people are so.
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While this guy says it's time to send a doctor
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to Congress, a trusted pediatrician who will stand up for science,
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protect families, and safeguard the health of our communities, is
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then bashing on the other side. RFK Junior is systematically
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undermining vaccine science and endangering health vaccine science. I mean,
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how is it that he undermines it? He doesn't believe
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that we should be putting it in our body, because
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anything we're putting into our body that isn't natural isn't
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good for us. I mean, at what point do you
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determine that it's undermining it?
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I don't know. He's pretty out there when it comes
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to those issues. Who is.
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Junior and what do you mean out there?
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His views are widely accepted in the scientific community.
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What is he against for it?
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He's totally against vaxes, and I don't know why. I mean,
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they've been proven to be helpful. That's why we have
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him well to certain people. Here's the other deal, too,
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forced vaccination is that's a whole different story, right. But
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there's like a pandemic or epidemic or major thing that
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I'm almost for it because if it helps the greater
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good to stop, you know, nip something in the bud
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rather than ever because a few didn't get backs if
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they choose not to, the nation should stay home.
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Hm. I know my brother, My brother's doctor kept pushing
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for it. So he's a CHP officer, and he his
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doctor kept pushing him for it, and he refused to
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take it. And then I think just a few months
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ago he saw his doctor again and his doctor prophetically
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apologized forever having suggested that he take it.
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So there's a big flip right from you should you should?
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You should too? I am sorry I ever attempted to
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push you into doing that. I was completely wrong. That
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was some interesting news.
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Another one is this Steve Hilton is Donald Trump's hand
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picked candidate for governor, and they're going on about supporting
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radical Department of Government efficiency, cutting government services.
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But in reality. Shouldn't we be cutting some stuff? Aren't we?
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You know, a lot of money is going to areas.
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Into agencies that aren't actively doing anything for us or
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they're overstaffed and we're paying for nothing.
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I mean, there does need to be some cuts.
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There's a lot of waste, although most of it is
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where they're spending the most money, and that's on the
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military industrial complex and government contracts right right, So where
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they're trying to cut is the program for the poorest people,
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for the have nots, and that's where the most waste is,
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and that's where the most money is. And then it cause,
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you agree, there's a lot of inefficiency and waste, but
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I think we have to be very careful about where
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we make the cuts.
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Right.
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But I do think that there's a lot of waste,
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and you see it time and time again with some
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of these government officials. They're sitting at their desk on
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their phone on the.
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Computer, like what are you doing? What's your job? Why
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aren't you working?
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There's a story today's be the lead story about this
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developer out in the North area who's gonna They call
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it the River District, I guess, which is another name
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for the big homeless area and you're going to do
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a big development out there. And the guy got grants
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federal and state and local, grew up to like almost
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nine million dollars. But they come in really slowly. But
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his contractors all these other people want to get paid
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every month. So he's talking about abandoning the whole project
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and losing out and all that funding. So there go
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figure there, and then they send him to private banks,
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and the banks told him, well, if you if you
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could put up the collateral in cash, then we'll loan
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you whatever you want. He says, a.
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Loan, right.
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Well, this one goes on to say about Steve Hilton
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falsely accused Democrats of rigging elections like Donald Trump does,
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which I found kind of interesting because Newsom literally stated
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I'm going to redistrict because that's what Trump did, So
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he literally did. And these people say falsely accusing Democrats
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of doing this.
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It's not false. We watched Newsom do it.
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It literally was his retaliation for what he believed Trump
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was doing. But I thought the bigger part of this,
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or the more hilarious part of this, is that they
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keep going republican republican and against Democrat against Democrat in
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all of this rhetoric, and honestly speaking, we know Trum
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was a former Democrat and I was just told that
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Steve Hilton was also a Democrat too.
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No, he just saw his best chance as being Republican
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and getting backing from Trump. That way he'd get all
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the right wingers and gel for it. And the way
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the primary works is it's the two highest vote getters.
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It's not the top Democrat, top top Republican like most primaries,
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it's the two highest vote getters. Well, there's so many
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Democrats in the race that they're stealing votes from each other,
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and that's why Hilton was tied for the lead. Well,
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I think at least one Democrat, I think, but Sarah's
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gonna get in the run off against Hilton. But I'm
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pretty sure Hilton for sure is gonna make it. And
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I think I just.
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Find it interesting that they're calling them Republicans when they're
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at heart not Republicans. Neither Trump or Hilton or Republicans democrats.
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If he gets elected Republican, he's gonna have to go
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with that agenda. Otherwise, you know, he turns back on Trump,
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and that's not if a Republican. That's not a good
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thing to do. Nominal Republican. Right.
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Well, I think that that is probably of the hate
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rhetoric that's going around. All I have on my desk
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for that now.
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I was contacted by another individual just a few days
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ago in regards to Gary Post, which is one of
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the suspects, or one of the more recent false suspects
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that was claimed to have been the Zodiac killer, because
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he purportedly admitted it at some point or stated that
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he was. And so I had a really long conversation
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a couple hours with this guy, and I started to
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take notes, which lasted about two sentences, and then realized
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that there was nothing of value there for me to
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talk about. So his belief because he says he personally
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met and knew and had hung out a bit with
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a Post that he had driven a friends or a
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brother's brown Mustang, he said, And I said, I've never
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heard of a Mustang being involved in Zodiac.
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Yeah, where does the suspect live or where did he live?
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Oh gosh, it wasn't Texas or California. That it's not
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the rite, Well.
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It's California, but he was up in like Groveland. I
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want to say. He was saying it's somewhere, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes.
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And so he was going on about how he had all.
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The law enforcement scared and and that he ran a
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group of teenagers doing his bidding and intimidating people. And
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I'm like, that's not Zodiac like at all. And would
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you be putting yourself out there as a cult leader
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for teenagers if you were truly the Zodiac and trying
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to stay under the radar, Like no, this is it
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absolutely makes no sense. No, And everything he had to say,
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I obviously had something to point in a different direction.
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A we know post was probably about thirty years of
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age during the Zodiac crimes, which was one of the
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reasons I excluded him, not only because he doesn't look
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like the Zodiac composite, but because he was thirty when
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the police officer said, we were looking for somebody between
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the ages of thirty five and forty five, so pushing
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it to an old older limit. And again he didn't
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look anything like the composite, nor did he ever need
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or require glasses.
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This guy actually tried to like.
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Take his argument to the point by saying, well, I'm
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vain and I don't always wear my glasses. I need them,
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but I often leave them at home because I'm vain.
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Well, the Zodiac needed them.
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We don't take extra accruiterrements to a crime scene that
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we're gonna have to collect, keep, or hopefully not break
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or lose during the process of that crime.
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You don't bring a bunch of extra things with you.
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You're not drag your kitchen scene.
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And he needed them to see properly because to execute
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these very sophisticated, precise.
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Yes, yes, and and he couldn't quite wrap his mind
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around it. And at the end the result was I
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asked him, could he get any handwriting?
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So he was pushing this author of a book that
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he knew.