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RICHARD GRINELL, COVENTRY, ENGLAND
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MIDNIGHT COWBOY

10/26/2017

 
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The 'Exorcist' letter was mailed to the San Francisco Chronicle on January 29th 1974 - to some a form of epitaph to his impending death by suicide. The final paragraph however warned "If I do not see this note in your paper, I will do something nasty, which you know I'm capable of doing," seemingly contradictory to this notion. The letter opened in mocking fashion, describing the recently released Exorcist film as "the best saterical comidy that I have ever seen". Was he constructively criticizing the film, or had its content of exorcism hit closer to home from the point of homosexuality. On October 18th 1969 Paul Avery ran a piece in the San Francisco Chronicle describing the Zodiac Killer as a 'latent homosexual'. Under the banner Zodiac-Portrait of the Killer  he stated "The killer of five who calls himself 'Zodiac' is a clumsy criminal, a liar and possibly a latent homosexual". This was covered extensively in two articles, Skeleton in the Closet and What a Drag, but we shall explore this possibility further in respect the October 11th 1969 murder of Paul Stine.

This was the late 1960s, a time when the gay community suffered unspeakable prejudice from the police, authorities and a seeping religious intolerance. Christian fundamentalists, cloaked in toxic reverence of themselves, believed incorrectly by summoning the will of God upon the person with homosexual feelings, that the devil could be driven out of their body and thus cleanse their soul. It therefore wouldn't be a great leap of faith to believe that the Zodiac Killer had utter contempt for this form of religious piety and the practice of exorcism, hence the description of The Exorcist movie as the "the best saterical comidy that I have ever seen". ​This contempt for the police and newspapers may have been well founded, as arrested gay individuals had their names and addresses routinely published in the newspapers as a form of public shaming.​ 

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The Zodiac Killer would reference the film Badlands on May 8th 1974 and the Red Phantom movie (also known as El Espectro Rojo) on July 8th 1974, which had a showing at the Lyric Theater in Mill Valley at the end of April. The Zodiac Killer certainly appeared to have a penchant for the theatrical, with his references to The Mikado in his correspondence, and his 'grand curtain call' at Lake Berryessa on September 27th 1969. However, did this extravagance for attention spill out into his personal life. Did these 'attractions' for Zodiac have any bearing on his movements in the hours prior the murder of Paul Stine. 

Taking meter readings from the taxicab at the crime scene and information acquired by Robert Graysmith and Officer Harvey Hines, it was believed the Zodiac entered the taxicab of Paul Stine outside the Westin St Francis Hotel in Union Square. But where had he been in the hours preceding this fateful journey? The 'Exorcist' letter was without doubt a response to the San Francisco Chronicle article entitled Weird Goings on at the Movies, authored by Paul Avery and published on January 11th 1974 detailing the audience reaction to the recently released Exorcist movie in 1973. The news report was from the Northpoint Theatre, located at 2290 Powell Street, San Francisco. The theater was located 3.4 miles from Washington and Cherry Streets, the intersection where Paul Stine was murdered and only 1.3 miles from Union Square where the taxicab driver picked up Zodiac.

The Exorcist movie opened its 26 week stint at the Northpoint Theatre on December 26th 1973 and had performances throughout the day. A typical schedule was 1:00 pm, 4:00 pm, 7:00 pm and 10:00 pm for films two hours or longer. The area where Paul Stine picked up the Zodiac Killer was the bustling theater district in San Francisco, so his perceived  leanings to the theatrical in his communications may have played a part in his choice of pick-up point. Had he just exited from an early evening performance? The arrival of the taxicab at the intersection of Washington and Cherry at 9:55 pm indicated a departure time of approximately 9:40 pm from Union Square, conducive to his exit from a nearby theater. The Westin St. Francis Hotel may also have been familiar. Union Square borders the Nob Hill and Tenderloin districts, which combines both the LGBT and theater influences under one banner. Jose Sarria, a high profile San Francisco drag performer and gay activist was arrested at the Westin St Francis public restrooms for solicitation - a location known to be frequented by homosexuals.

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Had the Zodiac Killer been somewhere else that evening, rather than a stage performance. Could he have been viewing a movie at the Northpoint Theatre. A two hour film beginning at 7:00 pm and finishing at 9:00 pm would leave a 25 to 30 minute walk back to Union Square, possibly with a quick takeaway, to enable the Zodiac Killer to enter Paul Stine's taxicab circa 9:40 pm. But what was playing at the Northpoint Theatre on October 11th 1969?

Midnight Cowboy ran from the 16th July 1969 to 17th December 1969. The film, starring Dustin Hoffman and Jon Voight won three Academy Awards: Best Picture, Best Director and Best Adapted Screenplay. It was the first gay-related Best Picture winner. In addition, it was the only X-rated film ever to win Best Picture. Ironically, the film that preceded Midnight Cowboy was The Great Bank Robbery with writer William Blatty accredited for screenplay. 
Here is a very relevant clip from Midnight Cowboy where Dustin Hoffman has an altercation with a Yellow taxicab driver. The taxicab incident in Midnight Cowboy was apparently not scripted in the film - but likely Zodiac's impending murder of Paul Stine was conceived beforehand - a predetermined reel of murder for which there was only one end.


Lemonboy
10/26/2017 02:19:08 pm

do you think this has anything to do with the “FAG” in the Halloween card Richard?Stine being a lone male seems to point to some connection?Maybe Stine suggests to the passenger he thinks Zodiac is gay and this infuriates the passenger. Not that I think this happened but a possibility.

Richard
10/26/2017 02:30:51 pm

Whether FAG was intended or not I couldn't say. Rubislaw suggested this previously, so maybe he has some thoughts on this matter, but you do have By P By, followed by fag. Was there anything relevant in the Stine and Bus Bomb letters, the two communications following the Presidio Heights murder? If it was a perceived insult and unplanned murder, then anything is possible. My thoughts are it was pre-planned, with a vehicle parked somewhere adjacent to the park, likely on the east side.

Rubislaw 32 link
10/26/2017 04:56:50 pm

An interesting ''inferred'' analogy,there,Richard,with respect to ''Midnight Cowboy''.I believe there would have been a side to Zodiac that would have seen some of the Jon Voight character,in him.An outsider;almost a fish out of water,attracted to new and fashionable culture.

I don't believe that Zodiac,himself was a ''FAG''....just playing up to Avery's interpretation of him,in a sarcastic manner [?].

I have spent some time over the ''Bus Bomb'' letter,which followed the ''Stine - W+M'' letter.

My interpretation is that the ''Stine'' letter planted the seed of fear,with reference to ''kiddies''....then compounded that fear,with the ''Bus Bomb'' letter,which of course,indicated that a Bus might be the target of his ''proposed'' bomb.

One only has to add two and two,to see that Zodiac was attempting to buy into people's worse nightmare,of all [?].Namely that their children were now in Zodiac's sights and,like the tale of The Pied Piper of Hamlin,risked being taken away from them.

I suspect that ''the authorities'' were secretly not convinced of Zodiac's bomb making ''capabilities'',but weren't in a position to take any risks.

Zodiac,after all,was a proven killer,and deemed ''armed and dangerous''.

Rubislaw 32 link
10/27/2017 12:41:33 am

Staying more in line with the Stine murder,I agree....in fact,I think it couldn't have been more pre-planned.

I suspect that you may well be right,over Zodiac visiting a cinema,and then making a short walk,up to the area around Union Square.Graysmith thought ''Curran Theater'',and a production of ''Hair''.But a film is a bit more of a secluded experience,than a show [?].Zodiac would have wanted to gather his thoughts [?].

From being picked up,by Stine,it couldn't have gone much better.As I have proffered,Stine made a ''cardinal error'' of allowing Zodiac into his front seat....and possibly for a $20 ''flash''.

Whatever did transpire,at the ''far end'' of Washington Street,Zodiac got away,with apparent ease.

Only errors,possibly,was dropping an ''A-Z'' [?].And,possible underestimation of damage to eardrums.Maybe permanent [?].

Richard
10/27/2017 05:22:30 am

I think we both agree Rubislaw, he was likely a paying patron in the area. He certainly thrived on fear, and as you alluded played with the minds of the American public. The "kiddies" and bomb angle never struck me as a credible threat from Zodiac, but of course no risk could be taken with peoples lives, as the backlash would have been immeasurable.
I'm equally unsure of whether Zodiac was gay, bisexual or any other persuasion, but a case can be argued. Zodiac mocking Paul Avery with toilet humour in the Halloween card looks pretty self evident, sealing it with a loving kiss in the form of an X. It may be simple taunting and ridicule of the Chronicle's suggestion he was a latent homosexual, which was more than likely written to force Zodiac into an error by riling him up. By today's standard it was a pretty insensitive and reckless article, and could have incited the Zodiac to further murder. It could have placed the LGBT community in more danger, if Zodiac had decided to kill one of their members to prove he wasn't homosexual. The attacks on his character, saying he primarily targeted the women, has little foundation in fact, and may very well have resulted in Zodiac targeting Paul Stine, we will never know.

Rubislaw 32 link
10/27/2017 07:24:43 am

Certainly concur with your ''lavatorial''[!] humour observations.

It's an interesting thought,over whether the SF Chronicle used homosexuality as tool of goading Zodiac [?].Whether they adopted this ''ploy'' on other figures of hate,for instance [?].

With the ''sodomy laws'' not decriminalized,until circa 1977,in California,it may have been considered ''fair game'',as a media tool [?].

The feedback I got,from the Chronicle was,that although their interest in suspects,was not high priority,they,as with Graysmith,had A.Allen and W.Grant,as number one and two,as possible ''Zodiacs''.
There was,of course,knowledge that Allen had leanings to minors.Grant,on the other hand was seen,as a possible closet ''Screaming Queen''.

So,one wonders if,at the time,some of the homosexual slurs,were genuine [?].

Just to point out to your readers,that the Benicia High School Note,demands close inspection.This was ''fed'' to Lyndon Lafferty,who of course,had Grant in his sights,as the real Zodiac.Mentioned in the postscript is the word ''Qir''....which is so obviously meant to read ''Queer''.

It certainly is apparent that Mr.Grant was ''run ragged'' over all sorts of accusations,by cops ''in the field'',and local tongues wagging,alike.

Yes,indeed about Paul Stine.I think that he was targeted,primarily as representative of a ''city murder'',for Zodiac.But it has also been pointed out,that Zodiac had not dispatched of an adult male.The unfortunate David Faraday was,after all,still a minor.

Richard
10/27/2017 12:00:52 pm

I was scouring the internet for answers regarding the backwards N on the Halloween card. Although not much on the subject, the only answers I did find where backwards N's were found, were on crucifix styled and normal gravestones, particularly dating back around a century. Bearing in mind it was placed on Zodiac's Halloween card cross, I found that curious, although not compelling.

Richard
10/27/2017 12:02:24 pm

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Richard
10/27/2017 12:09:51 pm

The Cyrillic letter I ⟨И⟩, which looks like a reversed Latin ⟨N⟩, was derived from the Greek letter Eta ⟨Η⟩ while the Cyrillic letter En ⟨Н⟩ was derived from the Greek letter Nu ⟨Ν⟩ which looks like a reversed Cyrillic ⟨И⟩.

Greg H
10/28/2017 10:19:16 am

Richard, I may be misremembering but didn't a particular episode of Dick Tracy have a scene wherein writing was shown containing backwards letters, possibly N, like the Halloween card?
You guys mentioned FAG when reading across. For whatever it's worth LAV can also be seen at center when reading across. Of course LAV was underlined on the front of the envelope.

Rubislaw 32 link
10/28/2017 06:01:20 pm

Yes,Greg H,it appears to be the case that the underlined part of Paul Avery,homes in on Zodiac's propensity for toilet humour,with ''keen'' observation.

The large crucifix,with ''paradice'',and ''slaves'' intersecting,appears to only have the possible ''extra play'',with ''paradice'' translating into ''fourteen'',by way of a phonetic derivation,of ''para-dix'' [for-ten].

It does seem increasingly likely,that ''phonetics'' played as much a role,in Zodiac's ''wordplay'',as words,in their literal state [?].

On a matter of toilet humour,I have referenced the likely source of Zodiac's ''very specific'' 8-ball symbol,in the ''My name is ----'' cipher.
Namely,the 1962 Colorado Cattle Brands book,where,it is registered to a : Helen Roper Brown,Hasty,Bent County.

Now,if that doesn't present an uberfest's worth of vulgarity,for any schoolboy,I don't know what does.

It seems to have certainly attracted Zodiac.

Richard
10/28/2017 10:13:13 pm

That's a new one on me Gregory, I shall try and find out. Maybe somebody else can help out on this.

Greg H
10/28/2017 10:45:27 pm

Richard, this is what I was thinking of. Go to 7:00 of this Dick Tracy video and you'll see the backwards N... https://youtu.be/qL2fhR1urBg

Richard
10/29/2017 12:22:22 am

Oh yes I remember this now, particularly interesting because of the Dick Tracy decoder and loose connection to the Zodiac case.
Here is an excerpt from Wikia "At some point, Normal had become fixated on Dick Tracy, as well as his extended family and friends. Normal decided to gain notoriety by assaulting and/or killing Tracy and those connected to him. He dubbed himself "The Cipher" and sent an ominous notes to reporter Wendy Wichel. Wichel informed Tracy of the note, but Tracy initially dismissed it as a prank. Upon further consideration, Tracy decided to take the note more seriously."
http://dicktracy.wikia.com/wiki/The_Cipher

Greg
10/29/2017 11:38:19 am

If you watch the first 10 minutes of that Dick Tracy film it's reminiscent of the Bates murder. There is a man in the shadows smoking a cigarette who then pursues a young woman and murders her using a knife. The killer in the film calls himself Splitface and writes an extortion letter to Tracy. Interestingly the film was released on December 20th of 1945, the same date of LHR some 23 years later. Probably not a stretch to say Zodiac was inspired by this film and relished the idea of wearing the dark hat as the Splitface-esque real life villain.

Richard
10/29/2017 01:23:38 pm

Wow, I shall have a gander. Is this something you unearthed Gregory, or has it been suggested on the internet. Thanks.

Richard
10/29/2017 02:42:07 pm

Strange that, he mentioned Lakeview Road in the clip, and I was looking at Lakeview in regard to the Bates letters in Riverside Prophecy part two. Bit of Zynchronicity.
https://www.google.co.uk/maps/dir/Lakeview+Ave,+Riverside,+CA+92509,+USA/Terracina+Dr,+Riverside,+CA,+USA/@33.9592489,-117.4987351,12z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m14!4m13!1m5!1m1!1s0x80dcb41dfd250f19:0x38d133287e272e7d!2m2!1d-117.4732167!2d33.9695124!1m5!1m1!1s0x80dcb1eaed4a8269:0x9b9c74b502b63c07!2m2!1d-117.3827234!2d33.9718642!3e2?hl=en

Greg
10/29/2017 01:53:40 pm

Well Richard, the bit about the letter in the film and how it resembles Zodiac's style has been on the internet since at least 2008. I reasoned though, that if he cherry picked that detail from the film there's a chance he may have appropriated other things from it as well. We also know that in the Dick Tracy newspaper comics from the 1960s there was a clique called the Zodiac Gang. Further, because certain aspects of the comic didn't hit the papers until after Z had already appropriated different bits, some have speculated he was an insider to its production, etc. (I recall Graysmith mentioning this in Unmasked). I don't place much importance in the December 20th synchronicity. Probably just coincidence. What interests me is how the killer may have used these films or plays as a way of sublimating his moral guilt for the murders he committed, and in doing so he was able to normalize his actions. He could find camaraderie with Splitface or the executioner from The Mikado, or perhaps the characters from Badlands. By channeling these popular cultural symbols, imitating them and even copying them directly at times, I suspect it brought a measure of acceptability and perhaps levity to what he was doing. He perhaps could not have lived with himself if he didn't have these proxy anti-heroes to do his bidding. I'm of course playing pop psychologist in saying this and I could be totally wrong. I'm going to try to watch the full Dick Tracy film and see if anything else stands out.

Rubislaw 32 link
10/27/2017 02:16:58 pm

Of interest,that which you have laid out,Richard.

I did some research on ''mirror image'' letters,a couple of years back.''N'' seems to be the most commonly observed one.

There does seem to be some foundation,for believing that its practice can come from people with minor psychological problems....such as dyslexia.and left handers being forced to write right handed,from an early age.

I was surprised to find that the mathematician,Charles Dodgeson,and more widely known as Lewis Carrol,was ''want'' to this habit,in his private writings.

Naturally,I suspect that Zodiac employed it,to ''telegraph'' the ''NCP'' signature,to the farewell message for Darlene [Dee].Whether Zodiac was teasing us,with his inferred intimate knowledge of Ms.Ferrin,we are yet to find out.

But,with ''Nice freak clue around Darlene'',plus an additional ''Dee'' reference,in my solution to the ''340'' cipher,it may further the claim [?].

Zodiac may well have had extensive deep-seated psychological problems,but I think his ''N'',was quite deliberate.

With reference to The Mikado,the opera opens with Japanese Noblemen,being asked the whereabouts of ''Nanki-Poo''.To which,they all reply : ''He's gone abroad''.

Interesting.

BB
3/24/2018 02:18:33 pm

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elijah_Bond#/media/File:Elijah_Jefferson_Bond_Gravestone_Front_Detail.jpg

William Blatty said there was a ouija board in Angela Lansbury's guest house where he wrote the Exorcist. Pazuzu or Zozo for short is the latest change to the demon to haunt the spirit board in pop culture. Was the intent of Blatty to possess us with the Zodiac? Just as Magan was possessed by Pazuzu. In every interview of Blatty he lied and said his goal was not to terrorize the public but to give us reassurance of an afterlife. Blatty was a psychological warfare expert in the Air-force. Was the Zodiac his creation to terrorize? Is the Zodiac a legend in the making?


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