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Post by almagata on Oct 17, 2016 12:08:15 GMT
The Matthew Muller kidnapping case has some striking similarities to the Zodiac case in many ways. 1. Locations 2. Communication with a reporter at the San Francisco Chronicle 3. Mocking of the police The federal indictment is an amazing read. I've attached a PDF of the document. Some of the web links mentioned in the document have since been taken down that show various pictures but I saved most of them and will add them to this thread. They don't always make sense unless you understand what Michael Muller's intent was in including it. |
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Post by almagata on Oct 17, 2016 12:09:54 GMT
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Post by almagata on Oct 17, 2016 12:11:34 GMT
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Post by Mr Hood on Oct 17, 2016 19:32:14 GMT
I've read this before, what do you make of it? and can you explain a little about this please ''They don't always make sense unless you understand what Michael Muller's intent was in including it''
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Post by almagata on Oct 17, 2016 21:15:00 GMT
I've read this before, what do you make of it? and can you explain a little about this please ''They don't always make sense unless you understand what Michael Muller's intent was in including it'' I just meant, if you just look at the pictures without having read the indictment, you don't necessarily understand what the pictures mean in terms of the case. For example, the cartoon character was really the sigil that proves that the correspondence is real and not a hoax like the double circles in the Lindburgh case. |
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Post by Mr Hood on Oct 17, 2016 22:24:46 GMT
I've read this before, what do you make of it? and can you explain a little about this please ''They don't always make sense unless you understand what Michael Muller's intent was in including it'' I just meant, if you just look at the pictures without having read the indictment, you don't necessarily understand what the pictures mean in terms of the case. For example, the cartoon character was really the sigil that proves that the correspondence is real and not a hoax like the double circles in the Lindburgh case. That's very insightful. |
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