Possibly the most famous cold case of all…
The case of the Zodiac Killer…
Possibly the most famous cold case of all…
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ok heres a good one for you. i have deciphered the cryptogram on the letter sent to the san francisco chronicle on 20/4/70. the deciphered cryptogram reads ‘my name is’and the decrypted bit ‘i am cleophus also known as martin’. i have told the san francisco police; vallejo police and zodiackiller.com all with no reply i am not a kook and if yoiu contact me via e-mail or phone thailand 42-271154 i will tell you how i did it. i have;nt just picked his name out of thin air[he was the groundsman who found cheri jo bates body]. and i believe he was[he died in 1975] an unknown serial killer who was active for the best part of 40 years. e.g. the black dahlia etc. yours tp davis
The Zodiac killers name was “Hugh Gary Tomlin”. Born to Mason and Julia Tomlin. He was in the US Navy at the time for which he spent some time on the USS VALLEJO travelling the medeterrain sea. Visiting Spain, and the US VIRGIN ISLANDS in his tour (among many others). He was born a Springfield Ohio native and was exceptionally bright. Hugh was fixated on astrology that’s for sure, but his biggest self absorbed characteristic was his dire need to prove his intelligence/to get one up, and to be “right, or get his point across” according to his view. He’s dead now so I guess it doesn’t matter. But really, he was your Zodiac Killer.