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THE INCONCEIVABLE TIMELINE

10/20/2019

 
Mike Rodelli stated in his book The Hunt For Zodiac:The Inconceivable Double Life of a Notorious Serial Killer that the "All points bulletin (APB} went out over three police radio channels and was heard by all units". The closest police unit were Officers Armond Pelissetti and Frank Peda, who (in Armond Pelissetti's own words) arrived very quickly at 9:55 pm. The exact time doesn't really matter for the following observations, because Officers Donald Fouke and Eric Zelms in a second police unit also got the APB at the same time, as they were traveling northbound on Presidio Avenue, just past Washington Street, One of the three teenagers who observed Zodiac in and around the taxicab that night had ventured to the intersection of Washington and Cherry, where he pleaded with Officer Armond Pelissetti "He's getting away, He's getting away. He's right there", gesturing toward Zodiac as he approached the corner of Jackson and Cherry Street.

We will afford Officer Armond Pelissetti a very quick arrival time (let us say 30 seconds). If he arrived at 9:55 pm, then he must have received the APB at 9:54:30 - and so must Officer Donald Fouke. Officer Armond Pelissetti is now at the corner of Washington and Cherry at 9:55 pm, with Lindsey Robbins yelling at him and pointing out Zodiac approaching to north end of Cherry Street. Therefore, the Zodiac Killer is approximately 10 seconds shy of vanishing from Cherry Street, at 9:55 pm. If Officer Donald Fouke also got the APB at 9:54:30, his 819 meter journey to Jackson and Maple Street, at a modest 35 mph (allowing for intersections), is a journey time of 60 seconds. He stated he saw a man (believed to be Zodiac} approaching the intersection of Jackson and Maple, before this man headed north on Maple. This sighting was at 9:55:30 - meaning Zodiac was approaching the intersection of Jackson and Cherry at 9:55 pm at the very earliest, while also present near the intersection of Jackson and Maple.at 9:55:30, separated by at least 450 feet.(a journey time of at least 1 minute 37 seconds at normal walking speed}.   
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Let us flip this scenario on its head and show how the timeline simply isn't possible. Officer Donald Fouke would be viewing Zodiac approaching the intersection of Jackson and Maple at 9:55:30. The Zodiac Killer's jouney time from Washington and Cherry to Jackson and Maple is approximately 2 minutes 37 seconds (p.s. 2 cops pulled a goof abot 3 min after I left the cab}. Officer Donald Fouke spotted Zodiac at 9:55:30. Therefore, the Zodiac Killer began his journey just shy of 2 minutes and 37 seconds earlier from the intersection of Washington and Cherry. This means Zodiac would have been beginning his journey from the intersection of Washington and Cherry (by the taxicab} at about 9:52:53 (before the time of the reported attack). But Armond Pelissetti arrived at 9:55 pm at the earliest. So how did Zodiac take 2 minutes and 7 seconds to not even reach the intersection of Jackson and Cherry? Imagine Officer Armond Pelissetti taking a more reasonable one minute to arrive at the crime scene  - Zodiac would then have taken 2 minutes 37 seconds to travel up Cherry and still be in view to both officer and teenager. 

If the Zodiac Killer was spotted by Officer Donald Fouke at 9:55:30, having left the intersection of Washington and Cherry at 9:52:53, then he must reasonably be at the north end of Cherry by 9:53:53 at the latest. But for Officer Armond Pelissetti to see Zodiac there at 9:53:53, he must have received the initial radio dispatch 30 seconds earlier, at 9:53:23, which happens to be 1 minute 37 seconds before the reported time of the attack at 9:55 pm. I have been very generous with the timeline regarding Officer Armond Pelissetti and the Lindsey Robbins sighting of Zodiac, but whichever way you cut it, the timeline doesn't make sense. Even if we say that both Officer Armond Pelissetti and Lindsey were correct, and saw Zodiac approaching the intersection of Jackson and Cherry at 9:55 pm. Then we have to add a minimum of 1 minute and 37 seconds for Zodiac to be spotted by Officer Donald Fouke approaching Jackson and Maple. That would be 9:56:37, thereby making Officer Donald Fouke's journey time from Washington Street and Presidio Avenue to Jackson and Maple, a 2 minute and 7 second journey, traveling at 14.4 mph. The longer Officer Armond Pelissetti took to arrive at the crime scene, the more unbelievable the timeline becomes. If he arrived at the intersection of Washington and Cherry at 9:55 pm and it took him only one minute, he must have got the APB at 9:54 pm, which Officer Donald Fouke received also. Now Officer Armond Pelissetti is observing Zodiac at the top of Cherry at 9:55 pm, while Officer Donald Fouke would be observing Zodiac at 9:55 pm at Jackson and Maple, which is obviously not possible.  
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Mike Rodelli stated in his book that as Officer Donald Fouke passed the intersection of Jackson and Maple they saw the "man about 100 feet west of the corner of Maple. The man was in no hurry and kept his head down as he walked. When he got to a residence just west of Maple (3712 Jackson Street) he casually turned left and began to ascend a flight of stairs to that residence". Although, Donald Fouke in his November 12th 1969 memorandum, recalled no such story - stating a man was "walking in an easterly direction on Jackson Street and then turned north on Maple Street". Mike Rodelli then stated Officer Donald Fouke (having a description of a Negro Male Adult from the initial dispartch) continued onward toward Cherry Street and the crime scene. The distance from 3712 Jackson Street to the corner of Cherry Street is 340 feet (traveling at 30 mph, would take approximately 8-10 seconds). 

"Meanwhile, Officer Armond Pelissetti had been examining the cab", and once he got the amended description to a white male he got on the radio to update everybody. He then traveled up Cherry Street cautiously, using his police training to make sure he "did not get his head blown off". Mike Rodelli described that "as Pelissetti carefully made his way up the block, the patrol car carrying Officers Fouke and Zelms rounded the corner (Fouke having spotted the man near Maple Street seconds earlier) and they stopped and spoke". They had a brief conversation about the updated description, "as finally the corrected APB description from SFPD Dispatch came over the air on the channel Fouke was monitoring that evening, which was different from the channel over which it had initially been broadcast by Pelissetti". 

Officer Armond Pelissetti received the amended description to a white male at the crime scene by the kids. which according to Mike was eventually aired by SFPD Dispatch as Pelissetti spoke to Fouke nearing the top of Cherry. But if Officer Donald Fouke had only spotted "the man near Maple Street seconds earlier", then he had passed the Zodiac Killer just over a minute into his journey from the initial dispatch at Washington Street and Presidio Avenue. That means Officer Donald Fouke met Officer Armond Pelissetti at the top of Cherry no longer than 90 seconds after he received the initial dispatch. Therefore, Armond Pelissetti had to travel to the crime scene after receiving the initial dispatch (at least 30 seconds), have his interactions with the teenagers, check on Paul Stine in the taxicab, update everybody on the radio to the amended description, and then travel up Cherry Street in a cautious fashion so he "did not get his head blown off" in a grand total of just 90 seconds in order to meet Donald Fouke at the top of Cherry. The journey up Cherry Street in cautious fashion, on its own, would take 90 seconds. Again showing the massive discrepancy in the timeline offered up by this order of events.

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Mike quoted Bryan Hartnell in the 1989 Crimes of the Century TV show regarding the height and weight of the suspect at Lake Berryessa, suggesting that Zodiac may have skewed his appearance at Presidio Heights using "lifts in his shoes" and possibly "three sweaters" under a loose fitting jacket - obviously to create a different body shape to that of Kjell Qvale, and so disguise his appearance. 

What Mike does not tell you, is the quote by Officer Donald Fouke in the 1989 Crimes of the Century show, in which he stated "We proceeded on Jackson Street towards Arguello continuing our search. As we arrived at Arguello Street the description of the suspect was changed to a white male adult - believing this suspect was possibly the one involved in the shooting we entered the Presidio of San Francisco and conducted a search on West Pacific Avenue, the opposite side of the wall and the last direction we observed the suspect going, we did not find the suspect." Here he gets the updated description to the white male adult on Arguello Boulevard, not at the top of Cherry Street as mentioned earlier. If we are going to use quotes from the 1989 TV show (or even the 2007 documentary), then why was this omitted from the storyline? Cherry picking certain quotes, while failing to mention others, can be used to guide the reader towards your particular narrative. The question that has to be asked, is what was Officer Donald Fouke doing traveling away from the crime scene he is supposed to be responding to, when supposedly he is still under the impression he is searching for a black male adult - unless Zodiac directed him that way. We can of course just conveniently ignore this statement by Officer Donald Fouke if it's not very helpful.

After the brief meeting with Officer Armond Pelissetti in the upper reaches of Cherry Street, in which Officer Donald Fouke had seconds earlier spotted the Zodiac Killer just past Maple Street, Donald Fouke made a three-point turn and headed off north on Cherry and west on Jackson. Armond Pelissetti then traveled up to the corner and headed east on Jackson to the intersection of Jackson and Maple, where he spotted a dog walker (Kjell Qvale/Zodiac) as he turned to go back toward Washington Street.
The 100 foot journey that the Zodiac Killer has from 3712 Jackson Street to the corner of Jackson and Maple, is approximately 22 seconds traveling at normal walking speed. This gives Donald Fouke ample time to travel to the corner of Jackson and Cherry and bump into Armond Pelissetti. The Zodiac Killer would now be roughly at the intersection of Jackson and Maple, while the two officers began their brief exchange. In the time it now takes for Officer Armond Pelissetti to travel the short distance to the top of Cherry Street and negotiate the journey east to the intersection of Jackson and Maple (approximately 500 feet in total distance) to spot Kjell Qvale, would mean that the Zodiac Killer (if Kjell Qvale) has to do the following.

Kjell Qvale would have to travel 370 feet to reach the front door of his residence (80 seconds}, possibly change his clothes (including the "three sweaters" and "lifts in his shoes" maybe), ditch the weapon, put his dog on the leach and immediately travel back to the intersection of Jackson and Maple (another 80 seconds) to be spotted by Officer Armond Pelissetti in Maple Street. This is a bare minimum of four minutes (longer if he entered the rear of his residence}. I shall let you decide if it took Armond Pelissetti four minutes to negotiate this journey east - and whether Kjell Qvale could reasonably manage everything he did at home, as well as traveling away from the Jackson and Maple intersection, and back again, before Armond Pelissetti arrived.  

If we conclude that both Officer Donald Fouke and Lindsey Robbins saw Zodiac, then something about the story isn't correct. This has been covered several times before - but until I get a different answer to "your quibbling about minutes" (which is not an answer), the story remains impossible in its current form. Begin the video below at 1 minute.    

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Michael
10/20/2019 09:02:56 am

The time data given by the perspective protagonists are based on watches that are not syncronized. A time shift in the range of a minute can therfore be expected. Also the time is not noted immediately after the observationss but rather some time later which adds another source of error.
So I consider constructing a time line based on these data with an accuracy in the range of seconds/minute a futile approach.

Richard
10/20/2019 09:19:41 am

What time their watches are set makes no difference Michael. Both Pelissetti and Fouke got the APB at the same time. Fouke arrives at the top of Cherry no longer than 90 seconds. How does Pelissetti meet him there doing everything he does.

"Armond Pelissetti had to travel to the crime scene after receiving the initial dispatch (at least 30 seconds), have his interactions with the teenagers, check on Paul Stine in the taxicab, update everybody on the radio to the amended description, and then travel up Cherry Street in a cautious fashion so he "did not get his head blown off" in a grand total of just 90 seconds in order to meet Donald Fouke at the top of Cherry".

What time their watches are set is irrelevant. These above tasks cannot be performed in 90 seconds.

Michael
10/20/2019 09:38:34 am

Your right, the setting of the watches doesn't count here...
So your calculations imply that one of the patrol cars received the APB at a location that differs from that noted in the reports/Interviews, doesn't it ?

Richard
10/20/2019 10:48:26 am

We know that Donald Fouke stated he received the initial APB as he had just passed Washington St on Presidio Avenue. We know nothing of Armond Pelissetti location when he received the initial APB, only that he claimed he got there quickly, which is why I afforded him a generous 30 seconds. He then has 30 seconds to drive to the crime scene, walk from his vehicle and have Lindsey Robbins point out Zodiac to him. His response time may have been longer, but this would make all the tasks he did at the crime scene and his journey time to the crime scene, coupled with his walk up Cherry even longer, making his ability to meet Donald Fouke even more impossible. So by choosing a very short response time, ensured I could show how everything he did was impossible, without being accused of excessively manipulating the response time and making it unnecessarily long. The only way Pelissetti could meet Donald Fouke at the top of Cherry in 90 seconds or under, is if he arrived at the crime scene instantly and began his walk up Cherry, doing none of the things at the crime scene he said he did. The journey up Cherry is 1 minute normal walking, but Pelissetti admitted he was using all his police training, checking alcoves and parked cars, so it must have took him at least 90 seconds. This 90 seconds was all he had from APB to meeting Fouke.

Richard
10/20/2019 11:12:15 am

If Donald Fouke wasn't really just passing Washington on Presidio, and he was actually much further away (lets say another 3 minutes further away) this would enable Pelissetti to meet him at the top of Cherry. But because Zodiac left the cab at a fixed time, Donald Fouke would never have crossed paths with Zodiac approaching Jackson and Maple. But he did. The actual time of the attack was reported at 9:55 pm. The call logged at 9:58 pm. So Pelissetti may have arrived at the crime scene at 9:59 pm. But it makes no difference to everything above, because lets say Pelissetti got the APB at 9:58:30 (so did Fouke). Pelissetti arrives at the crime scene in 30 seconds and sees Zodiac at the top of Cherry at 9:59 pm.Fouke gets the APB at 9:58:30 also, and arrives at Jackson and Maple at 9:59:30 and sees Zodiac. Again we have Zodiac approaching the top of Cherry at 9:59 pm and by Jackson and Maple at 9:59:30, separated by a 1 minute 37 second discrepancy. The actual figures and times I have placed in the article are irrelevant - only that Pelissetti cannot meet Fouke at the top of Cherry in the time allowed (90 seconds), based on the starting point of Fouke.

Richard
10/20/2019 11:31:59 am

Everybody is of the opinion that Donald Fouke began his journey where he said, so without anything to suggest otherwise, that is what everybody uses. I have worked it out before. The attack was itemized at 9:55 pm. Let us say the APB was given at approx 9:58 pm (call logged at 9:58 pm). Fouke arrived at Jackson/Maple about 9:59 pm. Zodiac having travelled about 3 mins, must have left the cab about 9:56 pm (one minute after kids noticed him at 9:55 pm). Pelissetti arrives at crime scene 9:58:30 pm (30 secs journey). See the problem If Zodiac left the crime scene at 9:56 pm, he would be at the top of Cherry approximately 9:57 pm. How does Pelissetti see Zodiac at the top of Cherry at 9:57 pm, when he only arrived at the crime scene at 9:58:30 at the earliest.

Michael
10/20/2019 11:34:44 am

"Armond Pelissetti had to travel to the crime scene after receiving the initial dispatch (at least 30 seconds), have his interactions with the teenagers, check on Paul Stine in the taxicab, update everybody on the radio to the amended description, and then travel up Cherry Street in a cautious fashion so he "did not get his head blown off""

Maybe Frank Peda did the radio call and at the same time Pelisetti immediately followed the direction Zodiac escaped.
All the actions he recollects were executed by him an his partner and not solely by him. This would make the timeline a little bit more comprehensible.

Richard
10/20/2019 11:46:38 am

The trouble is Michael, Pelissetti has stated on numerous occasions he made the radio call. But even if he didn't, he still hasn't got anywhere near enough time to arrive, retake the description, usher the kids to their residence, check on Paul Stine and trudge up Cherry. If he didn't do any of these actions at the crime scene and arrived after the APB in 5 seconds, he has an outside chance. But I am not prepared to rewrite history. 50 years on. I just have to take his word he performed these actions, and I'm sure that Robbins kids would confirm this.

Richard
10/20/2019 11:50:09 am

Anyway, that is me done for today, eyes starting to go funny staring at this damn computer screen - putting my feet up now. Thanks for the comments Michael.

Mo
10/20/2019 03:29:19 pm

Richard, so much about this crime scene is confusing, so it is no surprise that there are time discrepancies.

I agree that it’s unlikely that Pelisetti encountered Fouke only 90 seconds after arriving at the crime scene. If so, he and Fouke would have probably ‘sandwiched’ Zodiac on Jackson Street.

Since Zodiac was walking with a “shuffling lope” it probably took him about 3-minutes to make it to 3712 Jackson Street, which is consistent with what he claimed in his letter, and closer to the timeline mentioned by Fouke.

Based on the above, did Pelisetti intentionally or un-intentionally slow down out of fear, caution or fatigue, but did not want to disclose as much in the police report?

Based on the 2007 documentary, Fouke said he only became aware that the suspect was a white male after encountering Pelisetti on Jackson street, at which point he (Fouke) used a “slang term”, because he had just passed that suspect on the street. This contradicts the general narrative that he (Fouke) became aware of the revised suspect profile after Pelisetti’s amended radio dispatch.

We almost certainly will never know if Zodiac actually conversed with any of the cops as he alleged. However, it does make sense that cops would ask a passerby if he witnessed a suspect or not. However, Fouke says it didn’t happen.

Fouke claimed that he proceeded towards Arguello Street because he wanted to catch Zodiac as he was crossing from the next street over (Pacific Avenue) into Park Presidio. This actually makes some sense.

What I can’t wrap my head around is why Pelisetti didn’t get into the police car and catch up with Zodiac? Officer Peda was already securing the crime scene. None of the explanations put forward make much sense.

I have not read Mike Morford’s book, but his suspect seems like a stretch. However, Mike is an excellent researcher, so I’ll just have to read what he wrote.

It’s unfortunate that we don’t/won’t know the exact circumstances on how Xenophon Anthony fits into this. Was that who Fouke saw walking ?

Did Z actually hide at 3712 Jackson, or at another address as per Graysmith? I don’t believe any addresses were mentioned in the police reports. This “fact” was revealed many many years later.

Lastly, I read somewhere that serial killer Edward Wayne Edwards claimed he committed the crime and hid Paul Stine’s belongings at the Baseball Diamond in the Park. I don’t buy it, but it might be worth some digging into that area.

Mo
10/20/2019 11:44:58 pm

I meant Mike Rodelli's book, not Morford. Apologies.

Richard
10/21/2019 02:51:38 am

I have nothing bad to say about Mike, who has an extensive knowledge of the Zodiac story, this is simply highlighting a course of events in his Presidio Heights section that cannot be reconciled in the way it's presented. I have to place in the caveat, because any examination of other people's work is often deemed an attack on them personally. We have the stopwatch starting at zero and Donald Fouke basically has to travel that length of Jackson to Cherry in his vehicle. Pelissetti has to perform all the tasks mentioned, to meet him there in approximately 90 seconds. This is not possible. To address two of your points.

[1] Donald Fouke is travelling along Jackson responding to an assault and robbery on Paul Stine. His main priority is reaching the crime scene and giving assistance to the stricken taxicab driver, because he doesn't know anybody else is there at this point. As you stated, it makes perfect sense to ask the WMA on Jackson as he is passing "has he seen a NMA in the vicinity". The sheer fact that Donald Fouke doesn't turn south into Cherry to respond to the stricken Stine, who may be injured, but instead heads away from the crime scene, bolsters the notion that the WMA/Zodiac directed him up towards Arguello. The WMA tells Donald Fouke he's seen a man waving a gun, so Donald Fouke's priority has now shifted and was correct in heading towards Arguello. Donald Fouke, thinking it's just a routine robbery, is now presented with a possible NMA waving a gun and presenting imminent danger to future citizens, so has to take the story of the WMA seriously. It was a clever ploy by Zodiac, knowing that the officers would have to act on the danger, rather than questioning him. When Donald Fouke reaches Arguello he gets the update from NMA to WMA and realizes the man has duped him and is likely the perpetrator. He last sees the man heading north on Maple and guessing he is heading towards the Presidio, swings his vehicle into West Pacific Avenue and does a cursory search by Julius Khan playground. After failing to find the suspect heads back to Cherry. This diversion by Donald Fouke would have taken approximately 2-3 minutes. This now gives Armond Pelissetti the extra 2-3 minutes at the crime scene/ journey up Cherry to meet Donald Fouke. They never met directly (which wasn't possible), but after Donald Fouke took the diversion. More evidence Fouke did speak to Zodiac.

[2] Also as you stated, Armond Pelissetti could have driven after the perpetrator, or travelled east on Washington and north on Maple and cut off the perpetrator. Either he thought he had to protect the crime scene, or just didn't listen properly to Lindsey Robbins. Ultimately, he was never going to catch a perpetrator walking at normal speed, while he is scouring every alcove and parked vehicle. Donald Fouke pursued the man "waving the gun" in his vehicle, but Pelissetti for whatever reason didn't.

Richard
10/21/2019 03:09:51 am

As you know, one month after the murder, the memorandum makes no mention of 3712 Jackson Street. Donald Fouke stated he last saw the suspect turning north on Maple. Fast forward 38 years, in the 2007 documentary, he stated he saw the suspect last, heading towards and up a flight of stairs to 3712 Jackson Street, but never saw him reach the top of the stairs as he passed in 5, 10, 15 seconds tops. Why does this version (100 feet from Maple) trump his version of the suspect turning into Maple 38 years after the event. The two versions are separated by 100 feet or 22 seconds minimum (likely longer), so as he passed in 15 seconds tops, could never be seen as a sequential event. We are told that memories fade or become embellished, so why has this story in 2007 taken such a front seat. The idea of a man who was last seen heading into a residence, you would of thought pertinent information when it happened, not 38 years later. Passing this off as "let the inspectors follow through" is not an answer, rather an obfuscation.

Michael
10/21/2019 10:02:46 am

Scenario 1 sounds plausible also taking account of the fact that Fouke was giving a quite detailed description of the person in his memo. I always wondered how he was able to describe all the details ("hair greying in the rear") of a person he passed by car and did not speak with.

Richard
10/21/2019 10:29:18 am

For me Michael, I have little doubt Donald Fouke stopped Zodiac. As you stated, his claim in the 2007 documentary was a 5-15 second pass, yet was able to describe elasticated cuffs and waistband, tan engineering boots, greying in the rear etc, even though he was looking for a negro male adult. He certainly seemed to have formulated an extensive description of a white man, who apparently he wasn't looking for. Then of course, headed away from the crime scene instead of immediately turning down Cherry Street as one would have expected. Whether this NMA description over the telephone story was just concocted to spare blushes and explain away their failure to capture the suspect, I don't know, but the Fouke memorandum shortly followed the Bus Bomb Letter, where Zodiac stated "two cops pulled a goof".

BB
10/25/2019 05:11:01 pm

Don Harden - ' 408 ' - D =4 - 0 =Zero - H =8

' D ' Zero/space ' H ' = ' 408 '

The Zodiac cross hairs symbol represents the letter ' D '

0 = Zero

888 = HHH = 8+8+8 = 24 x 37 = 888

Donald Harden solved the 408

Donald Harden has 12 characters
The Zodiac wheel has 12 characters
4=0=8=12
12 days from the new year - 12/20/68
12 weeks from - 9/27/69
12 months from - 10/11/69 Rusty Bunch shot dead in the back.
The 408 cipher had 54 unique symbols
Morse Code 26 letters+ALT=27x2=54
5 inches along the 4 radians
54 Chestnut was the Hardens address in Salinas.
5 killings at 4 crime scenes
5 Dashes and 4 dots
1954 The 17 jewel The Zodiac watch Sea Wolf comes out
The LF symbol is made of 5 lines and four dots.
The Harden phone number was 1-408-758-6726 = 54
Don Harden was the Zodiac killer - switch the H for the D in his HONGERTUE

YouTube
Zodiac Killer Identified: Harden unseen worksheet in full, BUSTED AGAIN!

https://zodiackiller.fandom.com/wiki/Donald_Harden

BB
11/8/2019 04:10:32 pm

Also in the Z340

There are 5 rows in each of the 4 sections

another point of 54

BB
11/9/2019 09:29:05 am

Zodiac Killer identified:Last 18 symbols mentioned by Zodiac himself Aug 4 1969

Key date to the case.
4th of Aug. = 408 = D space H
The Zodiac announces his identity
H and D both used for the cross hair

BB
11/9/2019 11:08:51 am

I forgot to mention - this is where you go on YouTube

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8WtdmMxJTts

Zodiac Killer identified:Last 18 symbols mentioned by Zodiac himself Aug 4 1969

Donald Harden
Bettye Harden
and ?

3people x 18unsolved = 54

Harden's solved the 408
And gave their names on the
same day the Zodiac gave his
name - the 4th of Aug. 1969

BB
11/9/2019 12:07:24 pm

DOB of Donald Harden 3/16/1928

3 = C = Crack
16 = P = Proof
19 = S = Salinas
28 = BH = Bettye Harden


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