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THE MONTANA CONNECTION

7/1/2013

 
Although the last confirmed murder attributed to the Zodiac was the slaying of taxicab driver Paul Stine on October 11th 1969, the killer continued his onslaught towards the citizens of Northern California and beyond in the form of threatening and taunting letters to the newspapers, the like of which authorities had never experienced previously and governed by an overwhelming desire to keep the fear factor well and truly alive in the psyche of everyday people. Driven by the art of humiliation and misdirection, he led the investigative bodies on a piece of string, complimented by an inordinate amount of good fortune, to elude capture throughout his manifesto of evil during the late 1960s and early 1970s. Although his communications to the newspapers eventually dwindled away, it may be that two of his later letters, despite being shorter by comparison, held the biggest key to unraveling - or at the very least guiding us - into the footprints of a killer.

The Exorcist letter mailed to the San Francisco Chronicle on January 29th 1974 was closely followed just five days later by the SLA letter, postmarked February 3rd 1974 from Los Angeles. Both letters seemed to offer very little in the way of clues.
Kevin Robert Brooks steps into the mind of the Zodiac Killer, believing he is slowly drawing his suspect out of the shadows and into the light, as one and the same. On the face of it, little seems to stand out in these two short messages, until you compare these two letters alongside articles sent by Donald Lee Bujok to the Billings Gazette in the 1970s. In a previous article it was shown that Donald Lee Bujok had mailed numerous literary observations on various social issues of the day to the newspapers, giving us a tantalizing glimpse into the psyche of what drove him - and possibly indicated that the author was luring us into a game of 'cat and mouse', thereby toying with authorities to see if they could connect the dots between the Billings Gazette articles and the Zodiac communications that had streamed from the pen of a killer for nearly half a decade.   
One of the most interesting letters he sent to the Billings Gazette was his reference to The Exorcist film, dated June 2nd 1974, sent approximately four months after the Zodiac mailed the Exorcist letter to the San Francisco Chronicle on January 29th 1974. In the article he ridiculed the idea of possession and thoughts of the supernatural, not unlike Zodiac's statement at the top of the Exorcist letter, in which he wrote "I saw and think the Exorcist was the best satirical comedy that I have ever seen".
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In the Billings Gazette he opened up with the statement "I have been reading and hearing all about the Exorcist in Billings", very similar to his superfluity of words in the Exorcist letter. On March 22nd 1974, in another letter to the Billings Gazette, he seemed irked by a Dick Tracy horror strip apparently promoting poor moral values, mirroring the Badlands/Citizen letter, mailed by the supposed Zodiac on May 8th 1974, just one-and-a-half months later. In the Citizen letter the author chastised the running of advertisements for the Badlands movie, stating "Sirs -- I would like to expression my consternation concerning your poor taste + lack of sympathy for the public, as evidenced by your running of the ads for the movie "Badlands", featuring the blurb: "In 1959 most people were killing time. Kit + Holly were killing people." In light of recent events, this kind of murder-glorification can only be deplorable at best (not that glorification of violence was ever justifiable) why don't you show some concern for public sensibilities + cut the ad?  A citizen". There was a further vitriolic letter aimed at columnist Marco Spinelli in the Red Phantom letter on July 8th 1974. Donald Lee Bujok, In another article, moralizes over the issues of hunting and the rights of landowners. 
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However,  there is another more revealing piece of correspondence he mailed to the Billings Gazette, dated Monday March 17th 1975, entitled It could be the octane rating, which provided further and more interesting parallels to the Zodiac case, as well as to the apparently insignificant SLA letter, that will now become the centerpiece of our focus. 

The Zodiac presented us with symbols at the foot of the Exorcist letter, thought to be the words To Kill, as Kevin Robert Brooks surmised this was the most reasonable assumption based on what we know about the killer. He then, as a form of prompt to the police, mailed us the SLA letter just five days later - and in trademark Zodiac style, continued his art of toying with authorities by stating 

PictureSENT TO THE BILLINGS GAZETTE ON MONDAY MARCH 17TH 1975
"Did you know that the initials SLA spell "sla", an old Norse word meaning "Kill". a friend" (even stylizing his 'K' in typical Mikado fashion). The SLA letter was postmarked February 3rd 1974. Just over one year later, on March 17th 1975, came more high octane correspondence in the form of a Donald Lee Bujok letter crafted on the subject of a haunted Volkswagen. It was titled by the newspaper "It could be the octane rating".

In the article he placed two interesting features that spiked interest. Firstly, he mentioned Mr Kolchak, the lead character from the television series Kolchak the Night Stalker. The first episode of which, is about a serial killer who writes to newspapers, entitled "The Ripper" and aired by ABC television on September 13th 1974.

The storyline is about a murderer who preys on women in Chicago, with Carl Kolchak played by Darren McGavin, strong in his belief that this was not a copycat, but actually Jack the Ripper himself - a ruthless killer who slaughtered five women in the Whitechapel district of London, England in 1888. He was an intimidating and fast talking character, strong willed with a dark sense of humor, who worked as investigative newspaper journalist for Chicago's Independent News Service and going to any lengths to nail down a story. A rival reporter, Jane Plumb, who was also pursuing the story after receiving correspondence from the killer, felt she could arrange a meeting with 'The Ripper' for an exclusive.

Two pilots were made in 1972 and 1973 based on an unpublished novel, called 'The Night Stalker'. The series also included 'They Have Been, They Are, They Will Be', released on TV on September 27th 1974, 'Firefall' released November 8th 1974,  'Horror in the Heights' released December 20th 1974, 'Legacy of Terror' released February 14th 1975, and ended with 'The Sentry' after twenty episodes on March 28th 1975, just eleven days after Donald Lee Bujok's most recent correspondence with the Billings Gazette. The second interesting piece of the article, is the word Donald Lee Bujok used to sign the foot of the letter. He used the word 'Skoal', which is Danish Old Norse meaning cheers or good health, using the same language implied within the SLA letter, stating 'an old Norse word meaning "Kill". On the face of it, these articles to the Billings Gazette appear insignificant, until you bear in mind their close proximity to known Zodiac correspondence and the subject matter involved. This article is courtesy of Kevin Robert Brooks and this is the 'Montana Connection'.
Kevin Robert Brooks
7/1/2013 05:58:31 am

When people see the whole of what we have, they will wonder why they ever doubted our work!

Kevin Robert Brooks link
1/4/2014 05:21:22 am

Richard, please post the copy of the Billings Gazette Exorcist letter Dated June 2nd 1974 that I wanted with this article. We have already determined it is the same man; same theme. We have originals as well...

Lucky
11/29/2014 06:16:40 pm

Hi Kevin

I noticed that Donald was released from prison three days before the first murder which was over 1000 miles away. Do you think Donald knew the terrain well enough in such a short time to arrive in the area and familiarize himself with the area? Do you have the information of where he lived at the times of the murders also?

Enjoying your work Kevin

Thank you

Kevin Robert Brooks link
11/29/2014 09:00:31 pm

Donald had family in the SF area and still does. Donald also spent 7 months at Fort Ord which is not far away from Vallejo... Don't get caught up on 1000 miles (you will end up stuck like the cops have been for 40+ years) as I traveled in a band in the 80's and did that 1000 and more easily. There are things I could tell you that would easily explain this. However I want the book to sell as we are planning to donate a potion to charity if it of course sells...

Bernice Brooks
7/9/2013 01:23:11 am

My husbands work will prove once and for all who the Zodiac Killer was.

Renate Will
7/20/2013 03:18:04 am

I would like to get this book about the zodiac, The Montana connection?!

Harry Horton
8/3/2013 05:40:08 pm

Yawwwwn! No proof, just more unsubstantiated claims. Name your publisher. Name a release date. Show some of this proof you claim you have. His fingerprints did not match. The timeline does not work. The handwriting does not seem to match. So many holes you just ignore. Why not name publisher as you say you have one? Why not give names of these people who are helping you? Seems rather fishy to me.....

John Corbin
10/15/2017 06:46:46 pm

Troll.

Harry Horton
8/3/2013 05:45:13 pm

Yes, I am calling bullshit! I think you are being dishonest. About having a publisher, and about having concrete proof, just publish book or show some evidence.

Charles P.
10/15/2017 06:47:37 pm

Hey Harry. How long did it take you to write your first book?

Earthrider
8/9/2013 12:49:56 pm

When someone in law enforcement announces the Zodiac Killer has officially been caught, you will make a believer out of me. Until then, this is just one of about 15 people this past year alone who have said they have proven their man, beyond a shadow of a doubt, is Zodiac. Another book, another, another, another. Another with a suspect who sounded like him, wrote like him, looked like him and had mental problems like him. The list goes on and on. Wait for the book! I gather there won't be anything worth a darn in it, or we would already know who he was. Good for trying, but ego gets the best (or worst) of some.

Charles
10/1/2017 11:50:12 am

Like you?

frank rizzo
8/10/2013 10:41:36 am

yea, eagerly awaiting the highly anticipated book, Zodiac the Montana concoction.

Confused
9/4/2013 07:20:24 pm

What is the point of this piece, exactly? If Mr. Brooks is suggesting that Bujok wrote letters to the editor on days significant to the Zodiac case, and that this strengthens his claim that Bujok was the Zodiac Killer, how does he explain the many many other letters to the editor that Bujok wrote on days that have no significance to the Zodiac case?

From Zodiackiller.com posted by The Foreigner in 2011,



"DON Bujok" Montana Billings Billings Gazette, The 9 Jul 1954
"DON Bujok" Montana Billings Billings Gazette, The 25 Oct 1973
"DON Bujok" Montana Billings Billings Gazette, The 25 Oct 1973
"DON Bujok" Montana Billings Billings Gazette 17 Feb 1974
"DON Bujok" Montana Billings Billings Gazette, The 2 Mar 1974
"DON Bujok" Montana Billings Billings Gazette 3 Mar 1974
"DON Bujok" Montana Billings Billings Gazette, The 6 Mar 1974
"DON Bujok" Montana Billings Billings Gazette, The 7 Mar 1974
"DON Bujok" Montana Billings Billings Gazette, The 22 Mar 1974
"DON Bujok" Montana Billings Billings Gazette, The 22 Mar 1974
"DON Bujok" Montana Billings Billings Gazette, The 28 Mar 1974
"DON Bujok" Montana Billings Billings Gazette, The 28 Mar 1974
"DON Bujok" Montana Billings Billings Gazette, The 28 Mar 1974
"DON Bujok" Montana Billings Billings Gazette, The 4 Apr 1974
"DON Bujok" Montana Billings Billings Gazette, The 4 Apr 1974
"DON Bujok" Montana Billings Billings Gazette, The 4 Apr 1974
"DON Bujok" Montana Billings Billings Gazette, The 16 Apr 1974
"DON Bujok" Montana Billings Billings Gazette, The 16 Apr 1974
"DON Bujok" Montana Billings Billings Gazette 26 May 1974
"DON Bujok" Montana Billings Billings Gazette 2 Jun 1974
"DON Bujok" Montana Billings Billings Gazette 16 Jun 1974
"DON Bujok" Montana Billings Billings Gazette, The 8 Jul 1974
"DON Bujok" Montana Billings Billings Gazette, The 21 Jul 1974
"DON Bujok" Montana Billings Billings Gazette, The 29 Aug 1974
"DON Bujok" Montana Billings Billings Gazette, The 12 Sep 1974
"DON Bujok" Montana Billings Billings Gazette, The 3 Oct 1974
"DON Bujok" Montana Billings Billings Gazette, The 17 Mar 1975
"DON Bujok" Montana Billings Billings Gazette, The 15 Jun 1975
"DON Bujok" Montana Billings Billings Gazette, The 2 Nov 1975
"DON Bujok" Montana Billings Billings Gazette, The 21 Jan 1976
"DON Bujok" Montana Billings Billings Gazette, The 10 Feb 1976
"DON Bujok" Montana Billings Billings Gazette, The 4 Apr 1976
"DON Bujok" Montana Billings Billings Gazette, The 28 Apr 1976
"DON Bujok" Montana Billings Billings Gazette, The 13 May 1976

Rich
9/5/2013 12:40:24 am

This argument can be applied to every suspect ever mentioned, and virtually every post ever written about the Zodiac Killer. Some things are significant and some are not. Everything written is circumstance, when tying in any particular individual as a possible Zodiac suspect. Nothing concrete has ever come from 44 years of sleuthing, but that doesn't mean you stop trying. Gaikowski is a high profile suspect in some circles, but the evidence against him is sparse, Allen has apparently been cleared etc, but this only spurs people on to delve deeper and formulate new theories. There is nothing wrong with this, you either dismiss the idea out of hand, see some relevance in the accumulation of coincidences or totally believe it. This is everyone's choice and you have chosen option 1 and that is fine and I respect that. I still remain impartial to the Zodiac case and take a lot of convincing, so I guess this may be a question that Kevin may or may not wish to address. I surmise by your previous posts you will not be the first in the queue when the book arrives, but if it does you can only evaluate it as a whole.
I am not privy to all the details on this subject, as is anybody else and I guess if Kevin released all the details on this site, there would be little point in writing a book. At this moment in time we are no closer to apprehending or identifying the Zodiac Killer than we were four decades ago, so I suppose we could say that every single post ever written on this subject has achieved nothing also, so we might as well erase every forum, along with all the ideas and just not bother anymore. But I guess you have formulated some opinions on the case by reading them and some will sway you and some will not, this one clearly has not, but that is fine, because every constructive opinion is one I welcome.

Charles link
10/1/2017 11:52:17 am

Intelligent comments. Refreshing.

Charles
10/16/2017 02:12:41 pm

Hey Richard. I really appreciate your intelligent, civil email you sent to me...well...reply, to which I received notification from this site. But it's just so nice to, as a change, have civilized, intelligent discourse. Comments like yours make wading through the persecutory ones...bearable. Regards. Charles

Renate Will
1/5/2014 01:12:50 am

The letter to the Billings Gazette by Donald Bujok on July 9, 1954, where can I find a copy?

Kevin Robert Brooks
1/5/2014 03:12:22 am


Write to me at ccsdad116@yahoo.com and I'll send you a copy.

Kevin Robert Brooks

Author 'Zodiac the Montana Connection'
The Exorcist letter explained 'To Kill!'
Me 37-Donald Lee Bujok's age at the time...
The 'Phillips Petroleum Map' meaning revealed
The 13 Hole punch Hole Card meaning revealed

Much more to come...

shirley
10/26/2016 11:40:01 am

when is your book coming out

Charles P.
10/15/2017 06:56:36 pm

Remember, Kevin. You DO NOT have to "prove" ANYTHING to these naysayers, trolls, and persecutors! Just focus on getting the book finished. Steven King said getting his first book (Carrie) written was one of the hardest things he'd ever done in his life, and that was FICTION! I can't imagine--neither can "Confused" "Harry Horton" or the Tom Voight's, Norf's, or whomever--what 12+ years of difficult research [having kids, grandkids, wife, life, etc] to live with as well must have been like! I've said it before, I'll say it again: These people don't want this to be over for them. They love the mystery too much. They thrive on the accolades they get from their "disciples" (yes, a few of these DO have followers! They don't like that you've put a real name and personality and history to this man that has, as I like to put it, "lived" in people's imaginations in his infamous anonymity. Humanizing him destroys that intrigue. There's no good, honest, decent reason for these people to get hateful and angry with you. It's their pride and lack of decency.
I'm your friend and it is clear to me, and from our many conversations, you've delved SOOOO much more deeply into your research than the others. Don't let baiters (baters) draw you in! Let the book do the "talking."

Richard
10/16/2017 01:39:16 am

I wrote the 11 articles for Kevin, we stay in contact via email, and remain good friends. Kevin has presented a very good case for his subject and I was very happy to present his case for Donald Lee Bujok.
As for whether he is the Zodiac Killer is still open to question and some will be convinced, others not. Many suspects have been presented to me via this site and via email, however when one tends to disagree with their premise that they have unearthed the identity of the Zodiac Killer, the argument surfaces as you stated, that you are only disagreeing with their presentation because you somehow don't want the mystery solved, which from my perspective couldn't be further from the truth. Thereby the argument is - agree with my suspect being the Zodiac Killer or you are just being an obstructionist to the truth and don't want the case solved. This certainly leads to the type of rhetoric seen all over the internet, where constructive debate is unattainable. I believe it's perfectly reasonable to disagree with somebody on their premise they have discovered the identity of the Zodiac Killer, if done in a constructive and critical fashion. If you write an article, present a suspect, or promote a theory, you have to expect that not everybody is going to agree with you. It would certainly be unrealistic for me to write an article on a subject and when people constructively dismissed it, I just turned around and told them to get lost. This is why the 'pet suspect' industry around Zodiac is an inflammatory one.
I certainly wouldn't have written anything on Donald Lee Bujok if I believed Kevin hadn't presented a worthy case. But if I disagreed with him, it certainly wouldn't be because I have too much to lose, such as the thrill of the chase, the mystery, or my site. I will only be too happy when this case is resolved. People certainly have a right to disagree with Donald Lee Bujok, or any subject put forward as the Zodiac Killer, but unfortunately some people fail to enter into constructive dialogue and start flinging insults, something that has unfortunately become all too prevalent in many forums and Facebook posts.
By the way, here is the reference to Colorado on page 7 of the Lake Berryessa report. Cheers, Richard.
http://www.zodiackiller.com/LBReport7.html

K link
3/5/2014 10:58:28 am

Tom Voigt (Tomvoigt) (ac890e2f.ipt.aol.com - 172.137.14.47) on Monday, December 18, 2000 - 11:39 am:

Ok everybody, please read carefully.
There is NO known connection between Zodiac and Montana.
Within minutes after the attack, Hartnell told Ranger White (who was first at the scene) that Zodiac stated he was from Colorado. After surgery, Hartnell was interviewed and couldn't remember exactly where Zodiac had claimed to be from. For some reason, the interviewer kept mistakingly bringing up Montana, even though Hartnell initially had told White it was Colorado.

Ken Narlow told me the fact that Hartnell's memory had been forever altered due to faulty interviewing has bothered him for 30 years

**We will see about that!

Getting Closer
5/7/2016 10:06:37 am

Hartnell was so messed up he might have remembered the wrong state or Z may have lied about the state. The Zodiac told him that he has recently escaped from prison which does fit this suspect. This suspect did not escape but he may have seen his release as an "escape."

Charles
10/1/2017 11:56:42 am

And yet profiling Pioneer, Jack Douglas, himself said the mention of Montana was very telling and a lead that should have been seriously followed. It wasn't. I've seen numerous other websites that repeat heart nails account as him stating the Zodiac said he escaped from a prison in Montana. Interesting to note that even David Fincher based upon Robert Graysmith's findings perpetuate this account. Why don't you try citing your claims that he said Colorado?

John Corbin
10/15/2017 06:57:51 pm

Actually, that bit about Z stating he was Colorado is not true/correct.

Renate Will
11/29/2014 08:23:26 pm

I think everyone wants to know who zodiac was even if it wasn't who we thought! Earl Van Best JR.?

Randi Singleton
2/8/2015 01:47:47 am

Has the book been published? I'd love to read further about this character as I live in Roundup, MT (the birthplace of Bujok). Very interesting, just can't seem to find the book...?

Richard
2/8/2015 02:11:37 am

The book 'Zodiac the Montana Connection' is not available at the moment. Try the following link to Kevin Robert Brooks on Youtube and post the question in comments.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GNnppxPZaoM

Kevin Robert Brooks link
2/8/2015 07:47:37 am

All the questions and answers will soon posted when the book is released.

Stein
2/15/2016 01:34:31 pm

Hello Mr. Brooks-
Very interesting reading on your thoughts, is the book available yet?


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