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THE INSPIRATION BEHIND THE RED PHANTOM

9/20/2020

 
The Red Phantom letter, postmarked San Rafael on July 8th 1974, was authored by the same individual who created the Symbionese Liberation Army letter on February 3rd 1974. Irrespective of who mailed each correspondence, it was almost certainly not the Zodiac Killer. The entire focus of the Red Phantom letter was aimed at Count Marco (Marc H. Spinelli) and his overtly chauvenistic views towards women, calling for the cancellation of his column in the San Francisco Chronicle. Much of the rhetoric evident in the communications of the left-leaning Symbionese Liberation Army would carry the message of equality for women. A search for the inspiration behind the Red Phantom pseudonym has long been sought, with many possible explanations having been suggested, including the theatrical release of the 1908 Pathé Frères film, El Espectro Rojo or The Red Phantom at the Port Theater in Mill Valley, Marin County on the 27th and 28th April 1974. However, the inspiration for the pseudonym may be nothing more than an angry response to the July 3rd 1974 article by Count Marco in the San Francisco Chronicle, with the Red Phantom pseudonym inspired by the article itself.   
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The Red Phantom letter begins with "Put Marco back in the hell-hole whence it came - he has a serious psychological disorder". A sentence clearly inspired by the article on the left, in which Marc H. Spinelli uses the words psychiatrists, psychologists and psychiatry multiple times. Then the letter suggests to the San Francisco Chronicle that they "refer him to a shrink".

The Red Phantom letter ends with "Meanwhile, cancel the Count Marco column. Since the Count can write anonymously, so can I". The article on the left ends with "You don't need psychiatry. All you need is the Count Marco column". Hence the reference to "column" in the letter.

Marc H. Spinelli wrote this column under an anonymous pseudonym - and why the author of the July 8th 1974 communication used the word "Phantom". A phantom can be described as a ghost, a figment of the imagination, not real or illusory. The author was simply choosing a pseudonym lacking visibility and substance. Although, The Phantom was an American adventure comic strip published by Lee Falk in February 1936 that has run in many newspapers to this day, syndicated by King Features of Hearst Holdings, Inc.

The addition of "Red" before "Phantom" explained perfectly by the bracketed "red with rage" placed underneath. The Count Marco column had already detailed in the first paragraph that he "wasn't surprised by the angry reaction" when he wrote about psychiatrists and psychologists, so it's probably no surprise that the author of the San Rafael letter used the word "Red" before "Phantom" to express their anger or rage. No external "Red Phantom" was required as inspiration for this correspondence, because every element of the correspondence was derived from within the July 3rd 1974 Count Marco column. The Red Phantom is just a construct of the author's mind, that has ultimately become a figment of our imagination.   

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Roger
9/20/2020 04:32:48 pm

Red Mask and Black Phantom from Tim Holt?

Judith
9/20/2020 10:01:25 pm

Thank you I never thought the Red Phantom Letter was Zodiac
How did that get started?
SLA was a very interesting group consisting of militant females.

Rubislaw 32 link
9/21/2020 12:36:13 am

Worth a mention , perhaps ( ? ) , is the comic strip superhero '' The Phantom '' . Created in 1936 , and still exists to this day . Once syndicated to almost 600 newspapers across the world , with average daily readership of an estimated 100 million .

Examples , such as the Zodiac's special signature in the Halloween Card , indicate that the Zodiac was sometimes want to steal an idea ( e.g. The Flying V ) , and then personalise it in order to make it his own .

How did the Zodiac ( seemingly ) acquire such an appetite for the newspapers ? More than probably , by '' graduating '' as such , from comics to the comic strips ( The funnies ) that appeared almost daily , in the grown-ups' newspapers .

Given that there is a link , naturally .

Rubislaw 32 link
9/21/2020 12:59:27 am

Oh...I see that that you have clocked the Lee Falk creation , already , Richard . Nice spot .

Shawn link
9/21/2020 07:44:21 am

"Examples , such as the Zodiac's special signature in the Halloween Card , indicate that the Zodiac was sometimes want to steal an idea ( e.g. The Flying V ) , and then personalise it in order to make it his own" .

Rubislaw, you are very insightful. Have a look at the video I made regarding the discovery I made on the Halloween Card and give me your thoughts if you do not mind. Click my Name

Rubislaw 32 link
9/21/2020 11:20:34 am

Thanks for the pointer , Shawn , and really enjoyed your Halloween Card presentation .

The Lee Trevino quote , '' Why spoil the game '' , is a great spot , in particular and would like to post it at '' ZKM '' , with full acknowledgement to you , naturally .

The Halloween Card has proven a most extraordinary work , from the Zodiac , and still seems to reveal its secrets , to this day . Even small details , like '' 14 '' , can have an apparent multitude of meanings to be derived . Not least , simply '' Hi '' upside-down , on a pocket calculator .

Rubislaw 32 link
9/21/2020 12:54:26 am

....and of course , worth mentioning that someone calling himself '' Red Phantom '' may have been writing to Count Marco , going back at least to October 2nd 1962 ( refer mk-zodiac.com ) .

In addition , part of the solve of the riddle in the 1988 New Canaan letters....according to me . But that's another story .

Rubislaw 32 link
9/21/2020 01:09:18 am

And yes indeed , the possibility that the Zodiac had employed '' Red '' in a duplicitous way ,given the S.L.A. 's affiliations to The Red Army Faction , with '' RAF '' having appeared in the cipher text of the Z340 cipher , going back almost 5 years from the letter to Count Marco's Editor .

Rubislaw 32 link
9/21/2020 01:31:51 am

Yes...part of the inference , that I believe is apparent is , that the FBI sought to ridicule the Zodiac , with the apparently authenticated ( Zodiac ) S.L.A. Letter .

I think that the Zodiac was much more involved in hoaxing , with employment of the S.L.A. subject matter .

But , the FBI '' cut him down to size '' .

Judith
9/21/2020 08:07:12 am

Did Zodiac know the members of the SLA?
My suspect got around the Bay Area and had conversations with many celebrities.
Bill Harris looks familiar to me.
"Pleased to meet you, hope you guessed my name.
But what's puzzling you is the nature of my game."

Rubislaw 32 link
9/21/2020 09:36:38 am

It's certainly a good point made , but most unlikely , Judith .

The S.L.A were serious idealists ; fanatical and in some cases willing to die for their beliefs .

Whereas the Zodiac was a fantasist , buying in falsely to the ideals of the idealists , like the S.L.A , for the purposes of causing extra havoc and personal thrill .

The FBI discuss this notion of hoaxers and indeed , serial killers , finding a place in organisations like the S.L.A. , and are largely dismissive of the possibility . They believe that fanatical idealists would be equally spooked by the motives of someone like the Zodiac , as any average law-abiding citizen .

Richard
9/21/2020 11:59:21 am

Totally agree. The SLA were anti-capitalist and left leaning. But they used murder and thievery to achieve their goals which backfired. Without getting too political, they were more anti-greed, which is still the ruination of many a society. The Covid pandemic in the USA currently has shown the stark difference between the obscenely wealthy getting richer during the pandemic, while others queuing for food and losing healthcare. This eventually has disastrous consequences when enough of a population feels disenfranchised. The SLA fought against the greed of big business, but murdering innocent and ordinary citizens wasn't the answer. The Zodiac seemingly killed for no other purpose than ingratiating himself and satisfying his own needs. It's difficult to say who was worse, other than to say both the SLA and Zodiac were evil and malicious.

Judith
9/21/2020 09:10:55 am

But Zodiac was a celebrity.
My memory of meeting Bill Harris is from very early in our marriage.
We were married May of 1978 "I am now in control of all things."
I was 19 years old and Peter was 29.
We went to a house where there was a group of people who I did not know. It feels like the El Cerrito Hills which is right next to Berkeley, CA
Bill Harris is sitting in the middle of the room running his mouth.
And acting very cocky, holier than thou.
People are milling about, not really sitting there listening to Bill.
And Peter who normally would be the Alpha male became slightly
submissive in body language and nature. Odd.
Well the SLA were badder than Zodiac, weren't they?

Rubislaw 32 link
9/21/2020 10:11:07 am

Fascinating to hear what you convey , Judith .

Having watched interviews with Bill Harris , I can only conclude that he was a cocky and nasty piece of work . These sort of people trash the democratic philosophy of peacefully garnering support for their political ideals , and instead , resort to armed robbery , abduction , torture and even murder , in order to fast-track what they seek .

It just seems , from what you convey , that Peter was a bit of a fan ( ? ) , of individuals like Harris , and looked up to them , in awe .

Mr Grumpy
9/22/2020 05:57:32 am

Good point. Who knows who those of us that lived in the Bay Area back in the day could have run across on a random basis.

Rubislaw 32 link
9/21/2020 10:42:51 am

'' Well the SLA were badder than Zodiac , weren't they ? ''

Interesting point .

'' Thou shall not kill '' - so , both moral anarchists .

The difference , perhaps , that the Zodiac needed to be locked up in the psychiatric ward of a prison hospital , whereas the S.L.A. were self-appointed soldiers , who were actually common criminals , worth
saving , in the penal system .

shawn link
9/21/2020 10:45:24 am

Hi Richard,

Sometimes I get brain block when you suggest that several of these letters could be SLAs when I want them to be Zodiac's. LOL. You are probably right as even the Halloween Card is up for debate.

I found a interesting news event that got national exposure in Dec. of 1947. I do not have a complete copy of the article(s). Not attached.

In Albany California (across the bay from SF) a man reported receiving ominous notes from the "Red Phantom" which were attached to Bamboo Spears. The spears were tossed over his fence into his yard. He called police.

The man-hunt turned up a 9 year old boy. Evidently, the boy, posing as the "The Red Phantom" was mad (red with rage?) about the man's cat getting to his birds.

Maybe the 9 year old boy went on to do worst things. He would be about 32 in 1969.

Shawn link
9/21/2020 10:51:14 am

Evidently the Kid "Red Phantom" was already discussed at ZK.com. Attached is a link to one of the articles.

Shawn link
9/21/2020 10:55:52 am

This link should work....click my name

Richard
9/21/2020 11:47:25 am

I remember reading about this on the forums years ago, along with many other possibilities for the Red Phantom pseudonym. I even wrote an article years ago about Donald "Red" Barry being a possibility, but have since changed my opinion on the letter, not only based on the Count Marco column, but because the handwriting match between both SLA envelope and Red Phantom envelope. Despite not being a fan of handwriting analysis as a single tool in decision making, it's the SLA link through both, including the Badlands letter, with Randolph Hearst. But just because the author of any letter uses a pseudonym, doesn't necessarily imply it was inspired by any particular character or object. Black Phantom, Red Phantom, Blue Phantom and The Phantom are pretty generic. If I signed this comment with Black Reaper, it doesn't mean I had to go searching for it. We all have the ability to conjure up names. The fact that Red Phantom had been used before may be incidental. In fact, any pseudonym we choose, has probably been used before over the last few hundred years. In other words, we may be trying to forge links that simply don't exist.

Mr Grumpy
9/22/2020 06:02:46 am

"Red" was a commonly used word in those days. You can trust me on that.

Judith
9/21/2020 11:51:42 am

I was thinking Zodiac was not political, but in fact he was.
He was Anti-Police.

Rubislaw 32 link
9/21/2020 12:08:37 pm

I agree that the Zodiac was political , and with moral leanings also , and knowledge of the difference between right and wrong .

Often we are observing his hypocrisy at play , and mischievousness for his self-amusement .

The Zodiac , I believe , was a right of centre prude who , sympathised with feelings of race disenfranchisement - provided they weren't his next-door neighbours .

He laughed at the stereo-type bigot - even though he saw much in them , that he saw in himself .

Richard
9/21/2020 12:11:30 pm

In his first 5 communications he never really attacked the police, but this changed when Chief Martin Lee accused him of being a liar. This is when Zodiac mailed the November 8th and 9th letters giving us the victim count, that ultimately manifested into SFPD=0. Initially, it appeared that Zodiac had no animosity towards the police, just enjoying the cat and mouse games, but besmirching his character, calling him a sexual sadist, latent homosexual and a liar, was unlikely to generate a polite response from Zodiac. Hence why the police became the target from there on. If some of the questioned later communications are to be believed, then making a list of Democratic targets would suggest he was Republican leaning.

Rubislaw 32 link
9/21/2020 12:38:35 pm

Yes , I think he voted for Nixon , then proceeded to scoff at Nixon's hypocrisy .

But , of the two main political parties , saw greater overall hypocrisy in the Democrats .

As the legendary soul singer James Brown said , when approached by Black activists :

'' I' m up for most things with my brothers - but only if it is underpinned by Capitalism .Otherwise , you can count me out .''

BB
9/22/2020 03:33:10 pm

Richard
Some in the Lamplighters theater company performed at the bohemian grove.
https://www.britannica.com/topic/The-Bohemian-Club
Robert E Hunter performed in the Death of Care ritual. Which poses as a play called
the “Cremation of Care,” where the rich Republican ruling elite symbolically put to death a baby named Care every year. Like the Mikado it is an exclusively all male club. Some very wealth Democrats have been courted there over the years. So the neigh bobs are going to cry out that there have been corrupt lefties. And, therefore the parties are somehow equally corrupt. They claim this false equivalency to get the proletariat spun out and baffled. The gatherings at the grove started back with old man Will Hearst. Whom always claimed to be Democrat but was found to be a Republican. One of his journalists was the monster Jack London. In London England some roomer-ed him to be Jack the Ripper with his evil ways. His deviance has always been down played because he was Hearst's favorite writer in his collection of slaves. The Mikado played alongside the Zodiac in San Francisco. And the Betty Short - Hearst newspaper driven - unsolved murder case - has a Mikado connection. The playing of it however was in Japan in 1946. The back drop of which was the ending of WWll. The Black Dahlia Avenger's work was found in LA. on January 15th 1947. Short's corpse had been preserved in a meat locker for several days before the ultimate display. These three cases will never be solved though. The Hearst empire is too powerful to allow that.The term yellow journalism was invented to describe their lying ways. The Bohemian Club Headquarters is at ‎624 Taylor Street, ‎San Francisco. Near Mason and Geary Streets. The Ripper, BDA, and the Zodiac are Hearst's murder mystery's. Forever unsolvable cases that Hearst's newsies let get out of control. Or were they just designed to look that way?

Rubislaw 32 link
9/22/2020 04:24:56 am

Richard , I am currently looking at alternative interpretations for the '' 4-TEEN '' message on the Halloween Card .

Do you know how many teens were there ,as witnesses to Stine's murder ? It's possible , of course that the name '' Robbins '' ( Robins ) is wrapped up in '' Aviary '' ( Avery ) , and a '' To kill a Mockingbird '' theme .

From one year ago , at zodiackiller.com :

Poster 1 : '' Were the Robbins kids shown any pictures of Zodiac suspects ? ''

Poster 2 : '' One of them was shown ALA , years later .I'm surprised that some of the other suspects camps ( Sullivan , Gaikowski ) didn't push with photos of suspects , also . Though I guess if the witnesses' reactions are negative , then it instantly blows off years of supporting a suspect .''

Poster 1 : '' So , what did the kid say on ALA ? ''

Poster 2 : '' Negative .''

I note that one well-known internet contributor , who adopts Richard Gaikowski as a suspect , when asked personally why he hadn't pushed photos of Gaikowski with witnesses at Presidio Heights , replied :

'' It's kind of counter-productive .''

Counter-what ??

Richard
9/22/2020 05:55:05 am

I only know of three teens from the Washington & Cherry intersection. However, there were extra eyewitnesses at Julius Khan playground (possibly residents of Spruce). The information on these eyewitnesses is non-specific, and couldn't be known through the newspapers. But whether Zodiac spotted these eyewitnesses is unknown. I only go for Furlong, Snoozy, Faraday & Jensen because the 4-TEEN was implying them as part of his victim count. Otherwise, why not write 14 or fourteen. That is also why I believe he created the "flying V symbol" implying "Zodiac Victims Fourteen" or "Zodiac Fourteen". The four dots signifying the four teenagers. The number 14 on the hand, 4-TEEN on the head, and ZVF and 4 dots all implying his victim count.

If you look at the October 12th newspaper article that inspired this card, you will notice its title "Gilbert and Sullivan Clue to Zodiac". The killer then had about two weeks to find a card that contained the word clue, hence the introduction of "you ache to know my name. And so I'll clue you in". In the link to the article by clicking my name, you will see in the fourth column that Paul Avery doesn't use the word "teenagers" in respect to Faraday and Jensen, he hyphenated it to "teen-agers". He wrote "On December 20, 1968 he gunned down teen-agers David Faraday and Betty Lou Jensen". No great surprise therefore that Zodiac hyphenated the number fourteen to 4-TEEN to spell out to Paul Avery that in fact he was claiming 4-TEEN, not just Faraday & Jensen. Just another subtle clue to him claiming involvement in the Snoozy/Furlong murders on August 3rd 1969. Just like the subtle clue of "Aug" on the Dripping Pen Card.

This is why I believe he deliberately hyphenated his victim count in such a manner. The article also referred to the Faraday & Jensen murders by stating "On December 20, 1968, when he chalked up his first two victims". This was the only communication written in chalk-like colour using a white marker pen. A victim count of 4-TEEN chalked up on the card. Couple these with the "Gilbert and Sullivan Clue to Zodiac" title with his introduction, and one can see how the Halloween card was heavily influenced by the Paul Avery article - and why it was addressed personally to him.

Richard link
9/22/2020 05:57:06 am

Sorry, here's the link to the Avery newspaper article.

Rubislaw 32 link
9/22/2020 08:34:26 am

Thanks very much , Richard .

So...Faraday & Jensen , Snoozy & Furlong , seem the best bet for '' 4-TEEN '' , if any four .

Also , that teenagers was still a new enough expression for adolescents , that it was being spelled '' teen-agers '' , and may be significant .

Also , that Gilbert & Sullivan is likely to be the biggest hint of a clue .

I'll read the article , in full , then see if anything extra '' sparks '' .

Thanks again , and will post if anything new seems to come to mind .

Rubislaw 32 link
9/22/2020 12:17:41 pm

An aircraft ?

Here's the thing with '' 4-TEEN '' on the Halloween Card : The '' 4 '' has always looked like a lower-case '' h '' upside-down - than it ever really looked like a '' 4 '' .

So , if we view '' 4-TEEN '' upside-down (..remember , it was the time of the '' new '' pocket calculator ..) , then , with an underlining for a '' 1 '' ,we view :

'' N331-h ''

What is '' N331-h '' ?

Well , '' N331-H '' was the registered name of an aircraft , that was in service , between May 26th 1961 and July 23rd 1992 . It now resides in a field in Kansas , owned by Dodson Inc , and is used for spare parts .

But , for 31 years , '' N331-H '' was a Grumman G-159 Gulfstream fixed-wing aircraft , with two Rolls-Royce turbo prop engines , and capacity for either 21 or 37 passengers , according to its specific design .

'' N331-H '' was owned , between 1961 and 1992 , by Brown & Root Inc , a construction and engineering company which , at that time , was a subsidiary of The Haliburton Corporation , which is one of the largest Oil Services companies in the world .

Based in Houston , Texas , '' N331-H '' was employed to ferry Oil personnel out to the oil fields , in the Gulf of Mexico (..in addition to helicopters , of course..)

So , if the Zodiac had work links to the Oil/Construction business , then '' N331-H '' may have had sentimental attachment , as his first '' bus to work '' ( ? ) .

This may not sound persuasive to many , but it is often suspected that the Zodiac left '' clews '' behind , for his personal pleasure .

Perhaps more to the point ( ? ) , are we seeing clues , now , that the Zodiac had a '' close to '' photographic memory ? Given , particularly , that he had a large appetite for reading , with so many details appearing to turn up , between one correspondence and another .

Rubislaw 32 link
9/22/2020 03:18:29 pm

Extraordinary .

There is a photograph of the Gulfstream aircraft , called N331H , at Boca Raton Airport .

Refer : abpic.co.uk , then access via Aircraft Pictures of Registration .

Shawn link
9/22/2020 10:01:52 am

Hi Rubislaw,

"The Lee Trevino quote , '' Why spoil the game '' , is a great spot , in particular and would like to post it at '' ZKM '' , with full acknowledgement to you , naturally ."

Thanks, I have an account there. I plan to post there after I make another video on the Halloween card.

I already posted at ZKS. Click my name for link to ZKS thread. The main push back there, was since the card went out the same day as newspaper article, Zodiac did not have time to find a card with that wording. I suggest he already had the card and the phrase prompted him to mail out the same day. Reports from newspapers said it was made from multiple cards with the main card being a Gibson's children Halloween card. (although you do not see a Manufacturer name on the back). The more cards Zodiac has in his possession, the better chance he had the same wording on a card. This is assuming that Zodiac did not write "why spoil the game" on the card himself, which would be more significant.

I only have newspapers articles and what prior people suggest to give an offering of what the original inside of the card looked like.

Rubislaw 32 link
9/22/2020 11:35:11 am

Registered Shawn and won't touch any of your work . We have a healthily subscribed to Halloween Card thread at the site , as you probably know . Look forward to your additions .

Rubislaw 32 link
9/22/2020 05:00:46 pm

By the way , Shawn , Trevino's quote may have been a popular saying of its time , and found its way in to a card , such as the Halloween Card .
The golfers of the day , then , were considered quite the philosophers of their day . The '' Big 4 '' in particular : Palmer , Player , Nicklaus and Trevino .

Player : '' The harder I practise , the luckier I get .''

Lots of time to think , between shots .

Shawn
9/22/2020 02:47:52 pm

Hi Richard, Oct. 12, 1970 Article by Avery.

"Detectives doubt Zodiac's claim he killed eight other persons, mostly because he has never identified the victims except for the first five"

I can see Zodiac feeling pressure to come up with a victim (the pace is not getting slower) and indirectly suggesting he killed Nancy Bennallack. I say indirectly because he probably did not.

"The detectives studied the card for two days and for reasons they decline to say feel it "highly probable" it came from Zodiac.

I think one of the reasons was because "13" was used again. "13" was on the previous confirmed letter that had been with-held from pubic.

Richard
9/22/2020 04:17:45 pm

They were probably trying to force Zodiac into making a mistake by withholding the Little List letter for over two months. The repetition of the victim count on the October 5th postcard indicates Zodiac involvement, especially when you consider "As Some Day it May Happen" and his list of torture techniques, followed by "Some of them fought it was horrible" in the past tense.

Mr Grumpy
9/23/2020 12:35:39 pm

I have inside info that MrZ. was observed at the Bohemian Grove, hanging out with some rich Republicans while being entertained by a family of sasquatch.


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