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"RUN ALL OVER TOWN WITH"

8/9/2017

 
The Zodiac Killer wrote in his 'Bus Bomb' letter "If you wonder why I was wipeing the cab down I was leaving fake clews for the police to run all over town with, as one might say". This has been mulled over incessantly to discover the true meaning to which the Zodiac was referring, with many believing the Zodiac Killer was likely leaving fake fingerprints. But unless these fingerprints were by comparison matched to certain individuals, the police wouldn't be running anywhere.

Three years earlier in a Riverside alleyway, Cheri Jo Bates' lifeless body was discovered by groundskeeper Cleophus Martin. She had been brutally stabbed and slashed with a short-bladed knife on October 30th 1966. Sitting just 10 feet away was a Timex watch, believed to have been ripped from the assailant's wrist during the struggle. Or is that possibly what the killer wanted us to believe. It was determined that the wristband was set for a man with a 7-inch wrist. Was this a 'fake clew' designed to throw investigators off the scent of the killer. 
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The Zodiac Killer appeared well read, certainly keeping abreast of the newspaper coverage of his crimes. The extract on the left was published in the Chicago Tribune on Tuesday November 1st 1966, only two days after the murder of Cheri Jo Bates. It states "Police have arrested no suspects, but they said they were examining several clews. A man's wristwatch was found about 10 feet from the body". Did the Zodiac drag these clews into his November 9th 1969 Bus Bomb Letter, but this time replacing the 7-inch leather watch with a pair of size 7 black leather gloves as his 'fake clews'?

Although Robert Graysmith claimed in his first book these gloves may have been left in the taxicab by a prior female passenger, he effectively contradicted this account in Zodiac Unmasked, using them, in effect, to implicate Arthur Leigh Allen.

Shortly after the murder of Paul Stine in Presidio Heights on October 11th 1969, three teenagers noticed a man in the front seat of the taxicab, stating "The suspect appeared to be searching the victim's pockets. The suspect then appeared to be wiping (fingerprints) on the interior of the cab, leaning over the victim to the driver's compartment". The three teenagers later recalled that "They both watched and observed in silence as Zodiac pushed the driver to an upright position behind the steering wheel, exited the car and walked around the rear of the car and opened the driver's door. Stine had fallen over onto the seat and Zodiac pulled him back up into the seated position and had some difficulty keeping him upright. Once upright, he was seen to have a rag, or something like a handkerchief and began to wipe down the door area and leaning over the driver, part of the dashboard". But was the Zodiac Killer only wiping down the driver side compartment and dashboard? Could he have been removing gloves from his own pocket to deposit them underneath the dashboard? Robert Graysmith stated in his first Zodiac book that "Just under the dash, Toschi found a pair of dull black leather gloves".  Were these Zodiac's "fake clews for the police to run all over town with", as one might say. The Zodiac Killer evidently missed a trick in his Bus Bomb Letter, when he could have stated "fake clews for the police to dash all over town with" - but he didn't. 

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The investigators certainly considered these gloves as belonging to the killer, and were taken into evidence (see right). It is equally certain they would have attempted to trace the origin and manufacturer of the gloves, as they did with the Wing Walker's that created the boot impressions noted at the Lake Berryessa crime scene. This would have given the police "some bussy work to do to keep them happy," and would most certainly have had them "running all over town".

In an interview with Bryan Hartnell shortly after the Lake Berryessa stabbing, he was asked if the assailant wore gloves. He replied "I don't remember if he had gloves on or not. I can't remember now. I keep thinking he had gloves on". Did the Zodiac Killer purchase gloves with the express intention of dropping them in the taxicab, to give police the runaround. Or was he steering us towards his previous exploits at Lake Berryessa. One doesn't know if the San Francisco Police Department traced the origin of the gloves, or indeed whether the gloves were labeled, although one of the premier glove manufacturers in the USA and California were the Napa Glove Company in Napa Valley, whose beginnings stretch back as far as 1888. The Napa Glove Company is situated one mile west of the 1231 Main Steet payphone, where Zodiac placed his second phone call to police. This would have been one hell of a 'fake clew'. Napa leather was first 'coined' by Emanuel Manasse in 1875 while working for the Sawyer Tanning Company in Napa, California, and can be found in Merriam-Webster's dictionary. See Wikipedia.


Drew
8/9/2017 10:38:57 am

Hi Richard, thanks for tackling this. It's going to drive me nuts! If Zodiac deposited the gloves then I think we have to assume he was wearing gloves and that the blooded partial is also a fake clue. But how could it be faked? If airplane glue tactics have been ruled out, are we talking about a dead man's hand in his pocket?

It has been suggested that the blooded prints could be from careless officers but after the Robbins testimony I think we have to assume they were Zodiacs. Perhaps the amount of glue he used was inefficient.

If we knew for sure that the message on Hartnell's door was written barehanded that would go a long way for me believing him gloveless in SF, but according to a 1974 FBI report which contradicts the 1969 report discussed earlier this week, they didn't find a match between the prints at SF and Napa.

We don't know if they were able to get any information from the gloves but I don't think there is anyway they didn't at least investigate such a lead. If they were Stine's personal gloves or they belonged to his first fare (and Stine discovered the lost items before picking up Zodiac) having them up front makes sense. I think even the less-than-forthcoming SFPD would have revealed if they were Stine's though.

The Napa glove company would be a mind-blowing explanation. Who knows maybe you're right. Good article

Richard
8/9/2017 11:39:58 am

As you know Drew, I have believed for a long time Zodiac entered the park. What he said about entering one and a half blocks after the Fouke 'meeting' has him entering Spruce Street and Julius Khan playground, corroborated by the eyewitnesses described in the October 12th article. His directional movements thereafter tally with his only escape option. He ridiculed the police, but I cannot see what he had to gain by lying, he had already escaped and it's a month down the line. It may also be the case regarding his actions in and around the taxicab. He may well have used airplane cement, but possibly as you suggested, provided limited coverage, or broke from his fingertips. Hence he believed he didn't leave fingerprints, when in fact he did, albeit partial. If the gloves were definitely his, then a plant is a possibility, unless we contend they fell from his pocket while attempting to right Paul Stine from the left side of the taxicab.
I find it very difficult to buy the fake fingerprints argument, as several were found, and to believe he went round the taxicab with a dismembered hand or latex reproduction he somehow pre-made seems unrealistic to me, and it would have to match somebody in the police database to get them "running round town." Visiting all the glove retailers and manufacturers would however prove a headache.
The knife in the Berryessa attack was '9 to 11 inches in length and one inch in width and possibly sharpened on both sides on the top of the blade similar to a bayonet type weapon. In addition the wounds indicated it would be a heavy or sturdy type blade'. As you know, in many attacks the killer will often cut himself, as the blood makes the knife difficult to grip, so considering the killer struck down into bone, cartilage and thick back muscles, along with Cecelia Shepard moving, a total of 16 times, I certainly wouldn't be surprised if he cut himself. Unless he used a knife guard. There may very well be three mixed profiles on Cecelia Shepard's clothing. I don't know what testing they have done. But surely wearing leather gloves is the best option when wielding a knife measuring 9 to 11 inches. In addition Hartnell described the knife as having a hardwood handle with brass rivets holding the handle in place, and surgical tape around a 1 inch portion of the handle. From this description I see little evidence of hand protection.
The SFPD report is so basic, literally 2 pages, who knows what they tested. We still don't know about the trip sheet. My guess though, is the gloves were unlikely Stine's. It was 59 degrees earlier that evening, very mild. It is very unlikely Stine needed gloves. In addition three of the four windows of the taxicab I believe were rolled down. Did the passenger smoke during the journey? I am sure the Napa Glove company distributed locally and possibly Zodiac bought his gloves somewhere in Napa. But it may be totally wide of the mark.

Drew
8/9/2017 12:40:14 pm

Man, there is a lot to consider! I think the handmade approach to Zodiac's electric gunsight, costume, bomb plans, ciphers, and so forth show that he was creative and confident in his creations. He put a lot of effort into his campaign and seemed largely undaunted by risk.

I don't know if I believe he was disguised as such but after reading all of this I am becoming convinced the bloodied prints were his. One thing that drives me crazy though is that Hartnell remembers fine details about the knife and recalls telling Zodiac his hands were shaking, but he can't remember whether he was wearing gloves. If he didn't wear gloves in SF because he was using (insufficient) airplane glue, perhaps this also explains why he probably wasn't wearing gloves in Napa. If so, the slippery knife producing Zodiac DNA sounds very possible!

This has been really helpful Richard!

Alex Lewis
8/19/2017 04:36:24 pm

As I said elsewhere to Yourself Rich, I'd be wondering which flight I am about to take to leave not only the City of San Francisco nor simply flee the State of Calif, but I'm now leaving the United States if I have the remote possibility of Law Enforcement having a unarguable and non questionable evidence link from My Kill scene to Me personally. I really can't see me decideing 'But before I do flee, I must take the time to write the longest communication with several pages filled with 'F You Piggy's!' you will ever see and really piss these cops off by rubbing their face right in their own incompetence and then I shall, I shall run away to Europe or Africa, any Continent that is not The One I am wanted on!"

I'd likely be muttering "You f^&^%$ moron, how could you leave a fingerprint and not see it you idiotic reject! Ummm, Where is My Ba%^£$% Passport! One way ticket to Somewhere please.....Anywhere will do as long as it is not in the States nor has an extradition treaty with America preferably....Russia? Errhhh...Ok.... Soviet Union it will have to be then!"

Alex Lewis
8/19/2017 04:04:54 pm

Hey Drew, Rich and Myself have discussed this as We have so much else at length and in detail and while We may not always agree on details or specifics, I would say speaking for Myself personally anyway, We tend to be in agreement on 85 to 90% of the overall case and issues found therein.

As for the potential for Zodiac to be telling a truth when He stated He was leaving "fake clews" I would tend to think, based on the paragraph preceding it, He is probably telling the truth or at least knows some fact or reason why that print is useless in terms of The Ident Division matching it to Him the true Zodiac. He opens this communication with 'This is the Zodiac Speaking: The police Shall never catch Me because I have been too clever for them." As if this doesn't sound dismissive enough and the statement of someone who does not seem at all worried about His imminent apprehension, He goes on to tell The Chronicle readers why that is the case. 'As of yet and I have left no prints behind Me Contrary to what police say." Again, doesn't sound like the man writing this is scared or concerned about being unmasked via this method of identification.

He not only dismisses the evidence but acknowledges Chief Martin Lee's claim that He is not a criminal genius but actually just a clumsy criminal by announcing "PS: 2 Cops pulled a goof" which is His way of returning the compliment and informing the Chief that He may be clumsy, but your officers are incompetent and stupid because they stopped me and asked questions before speeding away because I pointed them in a direction to go chasing phantoms when I, the man standing in front of them, are the veryman they are after. And this,this part? 'MUST PRINT THIS PART IN PAPER!"

Sound like a man reading to fill his colostomy bag with fear to You? Doesn't to Me.

Alex Lewis
8/19/2017 04:23:38 pm

To Me it's more a response that says "Ok Mr Chief of the Homicide Inspector's and Meanie, You can insult me via Mr Avery's Crime reporting in the SF Chronicle by all means, however, now I shall reply with a dismissive 'Catch Me? Please! Let's not be silly shall We and stick to reality Mr Chief of Insults Piggy, because what You call evidence I actually know is simply useless and simply done in fakery for My own amusement as I enjoy taking the piss of the blue pig Dpt. of San Francisco and if You want to go throwing claims of bumbling clumsiness all over the place then fine....allow me to pull this Wabbit from My Hat here and......TAAAA-DAAAA! Ohhh! Look at that Mr Chief Meanie.... Not a Rabbit from a Hat.... but A Goof by a Pig!

Now please Mr Homicide Inspecting Chief Meanie, engage Me with another insult by all means?

Maybe I'll make you and your Dpt. look even more incompetent next time you silly little man cause obviously your not ever going to but to even get close to getting hold of me you may wish to tell your pigs to get off their incompetent and lazy fat asses and do something about it. Till then Goof inspirational Dpt. I bid you good day....HAHAHA!"

FBI 'Top Dog' and Heavyweight Profiling Champ of The World.... Mr John 'I got'cha' Doulas.... now His take on Zodiacs dismissive 'Whatever' attitude? That I would love to know!

Drew
8/19/2017 05:33:23 pm

Hey Chappie, I use to read 'pulled a goof' in a colostomy bag filling way (brought about by the eyewitnesses that could attest to his gloveless-ness), but several ideas now lead me away from that.

1) He seemed too prepared to have forgotten gloves, so I tend to think it was not a mistake. He could have aborted or delayed but didn't.
2) Prints presumably showed Hartnell's door writing was gloveless.
3) Offers over a dozen pages of handwriting isn't being too careful.
4) As you say he didn't need to verify the report of the kids or the un-report if you will from Fouke. I like your reading here as it resinates with other rather direct Z responses such as the further material in the debut letter, bus bomb letter 'ask the vallejo cop (Stiltz) about my electric gunsight', paul avery after his columns, the LA letter 'riverside activities' (not that I think he definitely killed Bates), etc.

One explanation is that he knew his prints were not on file anywhere near the area. However, after reading Richard's piece on the 'shabbily dressed negro' and the repeated Vallejo red herrings and the likelihood that the ciphers are purely deception I am pretty far from just taking Zodiac at his word.

The trouble with MO here is that there are no helpful predecessors to Zodiac that we can use as a profile guide. There seemed to be no point to the entire campaign other than the thrill. Even if he started by trying to derail the investigation with distracting gibberish he clearly began doing it for fun at some point.

He could be crafty like BTK or the Unabomber or charming like Bundy or he may been a mad loner like Berkowitz. Could be a crazy reporter or ex-cop. CIA? Occult freak? Mafia? Merchant marine? Someone working construction or real estate perhaps. For all I know he was a tall wealthy Olympic level athlete living a block away from the crime scene.

There are interesting sickos to look at after him but not many documented before. Dahlia killer or Boston Strangler I guess, but decades in between change many of the circumstances. The Riverside killer is an interesting study but he tried to disguise his handwriting and seemed to know Cheri Jo. I'm not sure Zodiac knew any of his victims, so even he may not be a good example to learn from. I change my mind on Riverside daily though.

Anyways thanks for the thoughts Alex

Richard
8/9/2017 02:16:45 pm

I have previously posted two images of what I believed to be Paul Stine's glasses inside the taxicab, but if Stine wore his glasses that night for driving, which I'm sure would have been corroborated, then the likelihood is, is that those two images were not Paul Stine's glasses. The reasoning comes courtesy of Deborah Perez, the woman who falsely claimed her father Guy Ward Hendrickson was the Zodiac Killer. She claimed she had the glasses worn by Paul Stine, removed from the taxicab that fateful night. The response of the police was telling. Had it been previously established that Paul Stine's glasses were found at the crime scene or at his home, then it would be immediately obvious to police she was a liar. But that was not their response.
"San Francisco police said Thursday that they were still waiting for Perez to produce a pair of glasses that she said her father took as a souvenir from a cab driver he killed. Police believe the Zodiac shot a San Francisco taxi driver named Paul Stine on Oct. 11, 1969. Reports of the crime say that Stine's glasses were missing. Once you make complaints to a police department, you are required by law to provide the evidence to a police agency, and there is no reason to believe she is not going to do that," said San Francisco Police Sgt. Lyn Tomioka. Asked whether police were taking her claims seriously, Tomioka said: "We take any new leads or any new information or evidence and look at it seriously, and then we follow up to see if there is any legitimacy to the statements."
During the press conference, Perez produced the glasses she said her father took from Paul Stine, the San Francisco cabbie who was the Zodiac’s only confirmed victim in that city.

But investigation determined the glasses didn’t belong to Stine, said Kevin Jones, an inspector in the San Francisco Police Department’s homicide bureau. Jones handles the Zodiac case.

“They’re not Paul Stine’s glasses,” Jones affirmed this month, though he added he’s still working on other leads that Perez provided him with during lengthy interviews earlier this year. Jones would not say what those leads were. Perez had hoped the glasses might yield some DNA or other evidence.
Why would police contemplate the arrival or wait for them to be presented, if they had already known the glasses had never been taken. This strongly indicates,- if they had done a cursory search into the their files, that Zodiac had removed Paul Stine's glasses from his person. Otherwise they would have dismissed her claim immediately. One phone call to Dave Toschi or the reviewing the inventory of items recovered from the taxicab would have been a 10 minute job to discover whether the glasses were retrieved that night or not. This suggests Zodiac likely wore the glasses as he exited the taxicab and was spotted by the three teenagers. He likely kept wearing them or donned them as Donald Fouke approached also. Michael Mageau at BRS never noticed any glasses, Bryan Hartnell recalls only clip on sunglasses, not glasses. The three girls at Berryessa, if Zodiac, noted no glasses. It is therefore very likely Zodiac entered the taxicab in the theatre district without glasses.

Richard
8/9/2017 02:28:47 pm

Admittedly he could have taken glasses with him that night, but it may have been an afterthought. A spur of the moment decision. Possibly he spotted the three teenagers.

Drew
8/9/2017 02:50:57 pm

Great point, I never examined the police response to Perez because she was so roundly dismissed by others, but the idea of an eyeglasses myth would be perfectly in keeping with the way the Zodiac legend has unfolded. Half of the male Bay Area population has been accused already - too bad it may have been the wrong half. Even more surprising than Zodiac wearing a disguise after all is that Perez may have actually helped the case!

Richard
8/9/2017 03:38:47 pm

I think you've summed it up Drew, we should be looking for a suspect who doesn't wear glasses (at least not publicly), rather than a suspect wearing traditional black prescription type glasses, as we have commonly been led to believe. Constantly we see side by side comparisons of the Presidio Heights sketch, which ultimately may be misleading. Cheers Drew, off to sleep now!

Greg H
8/10/2017 01:51:11 am

They said Ted Cruz was Zodiac, but has anyone considered Trump as a suspect? Very interesting to consider the use of his favorite term "fake news," and how similar it is to "fake clews"! I'm just being a clown, of course. Good article and discussion!

Alex Lewis
8/19/2017 04:53:33 pm

"They said Ted Cruz was Zodiac, but has anyone considered Trump as a suspect?"

Only twice a day Gregory, It's something Zodiac would be proud of the triggering of what will be called in future 'The start of WWIII' by Business and Financial brilliant One who isn't so good at being Chief of and the commanding Authority over the Worlds biggest Army and Navy of A World Super Power.... Trump Towers for Business deals, none better Pwesident Twump White-House for War decisions....Ooooo shit! Anyone got a nuclear bunker spare??"

"The Dictatorship that is in operation for the Country of N. Korea and it Totalitarian......thing! This I, sorry We, the US People....Up with this We shall no longer put! And Mr Army Man, fire the first of many Nuclear Warhead Rockets over there toward that way and errr, yeah do it at once! 'Target engaged......Target Hit.....Target and Country Destroyed! Along with S. Korea as collateral Damage! And Ya'll though George Dubya was a fool, Ya'll wish He was in charge now dont'cha hshahaahahaha FIRE ROCKET NUMBER 34! MUAHAHAHA! KIM JONH BYE BYE BYE The Dear Leader and Dearly depated Huhahahaha, oh I do amuse Myself and don't go mad at me pee-poles....You elected me to Run this Counry! FIRRRREEEEE "

Carl Karas
8/10/2017 05:54:56 am

Has it been confirmed the gloves are Napa? If not it should be easy if they're still being held in evidence, no?
The 2 layers of model glue seems flaky, pardon the pun, but he may have used it early on and then abandoned it as a concealment method.
Something about the fingerprints on the cab has been confusing me. I'm sure I saw a photo somewhere of sloppy bloody fprints on and around the rear driver's side door. Did I imagine it? If so these would seem to indicate fake 'clews'.

Richard
8/11/2017 01:04:53 am

You may believe the gloves would be easy to identify through the manufacturing style, but whether this has been achieved I cannot say.
There were blooded fingerprints found on the dividing panel between the driver side door and rear passenger door as you correctly stated, but it's more likely these were not fake clews, moreover, accidental fingerprints deposited by the killer. The three teenagers stated they viewed the suspect attempting to haul the lifeless body of Paul Stine into an upright position from the driver side door. To achieve this using your left hand, it would be natural to brace your right hand on this aforementioned dividing panel for support and leverage. This account was also confirmed by Robert Graysmith, who is often derided, but on this occasion his account is backed up by the teenagers. Graysmith stated "At one point he opened up the driver's door and leaned forward to wipe off the area of the dashboard again. To steady himself, he leaned his right hand on the rail separating the front and rear windows. The fragment of cloth was still in his left hand. Then he closed the door and walked away." It is for these reasons Carl I don't believe the blooded prints were fake clews, just the misjudgements of a killer performing in a high risk and fast moving situation. He may have attempted to wipe down the taxicab door handles, but may have inadvertently overlooked the fact he rested his hand on this particular dividing panel.


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