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THE RED ARMY

5/18/2020

 
PictureWilliam Randolph Hearst
Before the United States entered World War I, Hearst’s sympathies lay with Germany. He used his publishing empire to gather pro-German editors and writers around him, did a deal with a German agent for newsreel footage, and used a paid agent of the German government as his newspaper correspondent for German matters. But once the United States declared war on Germany, Hearst could no longer maintain this stance, so he took up a new one. With American flags decorating his newspapers’ masthead, he declared that the freshly belligerent Americans should tender no aid to the Allies also fighting Germany: “Keep every dollar and every man and every weapon and all our supplies and stores AT HOME, for the defense of our own land, our own people, our own freedom, until that defense has been made ABSOLUTELY secure. After that we can think of other nations’ troubles. But till then, America first".

With “AMERICA FIRST” at the center of his newspaper masthead, emblazoned above a stylized eagle clutching a ribbon reading, “AN AMERICAN PAPER FOR THE AMERICAN PEOPLE", Hearst promoted the virtues of Nazism, whose “great achievement”—and a lesson to all “liberty-loving people”—was the defeat of communism. Hearst now saw communism everywhere—not only in the Roosevelt administration, but among college professors “teaching alien doctrines” and among striking union workers in San Francisco, against whom Hearst’s papers encouraged vigilante violence. In July 1934, during the San Francisco general strike, mobs broke the windows of residents in tradesmen’s neighborhoods, threatened them with violence, and told them to move; “police,” The New York Times daily reported, “said that not all the victims were radicals.”For his part, Hearst responded appreciatively: “Thank God the patriotic citizens of California have shown us the way". Eric Rauchway, writing for The Atlantic

Unsurprising then, that this drew ire from some American citizens, when they wrote to the authorities accusing William Randolph Hearst of being part of the fifth column. Here are some anonymous examples from a single author in the early 1940s, addressing the District Attorney in Los Angeles with a signature of "A Citizen" and "An anxious Citizen", with respect to their concerns as an American patriot. The anonymous letters would include newspaper clippings regarding the statements of William Randolph Hearst in his newspapers.

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The competition between the Chronicle and Examiner took a financial toll on both papers until the summer of 1965, when a merger of sorts created a Joint Operating Agreement under which the Chronicle became the city's sole morning daily while the Examiner changed to afternoon publication. The two newspapers produced a joint Sunday edition, with the Examiner publishing the news sections and the Sunday magazine and the Chronicle responsible for the tabloid entertainment section and the book review. From 1965 on the two papers shared a single classified-advertising operation. This arrangement stayed in place until the Hearst Corporation took full control of the Chronicle in 2000.

Postmarked May 8th 1974, the San Francisco Chronicle received a card berating them for the running of advertisements for the 1973 movie Badlands movie, starring Martin Sheen and Sissy Spacek. This doesn't seem particularly out of the ordinary, until we consider the rancour between William Randolph Hearst and Orson Welles, during which Hearst demanded that his newspapers stop running advertisements for the 1941 Citizen Kane film. Here is a small extract from the Telegraph under the title 'Citizen Kane 'feud' between Orson Welles and William Randolph Hearst thaws after 70 years'. It states "When Welles' masterpiece was released in 1941 Hearst, who was the partial inspiration for the movie, was incensed and banned his newspapers from reviewing or even mentioning it". Therefore, it must be an amazing coincidence that the Citizen card called for "cutting the ads" before signing off with "A citizen". Not to mention that the release date in Los Angeles, California for the movie Citizen Kane was May 8th 1941 - the exact date this correspondence was postmarked, on May 8th 1974.   

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Two authors, separated by over three decades, expressing their concern for "public sensibilities" with respect to William Randolph Hearst and his newspaper coverage of disturbing content. Bearing in mind the Chronicle and Examiner ran a single classified-advertising operation, it wasn't unusual for the author of the May 8th 1974 communication to be addressing the Hearst family through the San Francisco Chronicle, whose reach was far greater. Both authors expressing consternation regarding the activities of William Randolph Hearst and his coverage of the World War and the Badlands movie. Just off the back of the Symbionese Liberation Army letter to the San Francisco Chronicle on February 3rd 1974, three months earlier.

The Symbionese Liberation Army had typed a similar letter to the one in the 1940s, when they addressed the Hearst family on February 10th 1974, again berating William Randolph Hearst for his commentary on another American war. The letter read

Hearst Family, 
(Second Commandment: "For I the Lord as a jealous God and visit the sins of the fathers upon the children unto the third and fourth generation). No, we are not religious nuts, but we hate you for your father's part in starting the Spanish-American War, and also for his later, cheap liason with the trollop Marion Davies." Our male ancestors were killed in your father's war and their wives were left with pensions of $25 to $50 a month for life. We wonder how you can hold up your heads in decent society, and why your contemporaries can stomach your presence. Our once proud families were destroyed by your father's war.....which he started to boost his circulation. HERE IS WHAT WE DEMAND; Before we release your daughter Patricia, you must show proper humility by acknowledging the guilt of William Randolph Hearst (in regard to starting yellow journalism and instigating the Spanish-American War. You must publicly beg the forgiveness of your country. This must be done on ALL media and must be expressed in terms of abject humility. When we are convinced you are showing abject humility for the sins of your father and his papers, we will release Patricia, whose only sin is that she carries the genes of William Randolph Hearst. The SLA.

This letter bisected the SLA letter (February 3rd) and Citizen card (May 8th), with all three likely mailed by the Symbionese Liberation Army - and all three directly or indirectly referring to the Hearst family. The SLA letter, postmarked the day before the kidnapping of Patricia Campbell Hearst, referenced the Old Norse word of "kill" and signed off with the equally respectful "a friend". Then came the July 8th 1974 Red Phantom letter to the San Francisco Chronicle, again expressing consternation, but this time aimed at Count Marco, requesting the cancellation of his newspaper column, much like the retraction desired in the Citizen card. The author wrote "Since the Count can write anonymously, so can I - the Red Phantom". When we consider that the author of the Citizen card was referring to a 1941 feud between Orson Welles and William Randolph Hearst and the SLA letter was postmarked the day the kidnapping of Patricia Campbell Hearst, it wouldn't be too surprising if the pseudonym "Red Phantom" was another subtle dig at William Randolph Hearst through the newspapers.
"Hearst promoted the virtues of Nazism, whose “great achievement”—and a lesson to all “liberty-loving people”—was the defeat of communism. Hearst saw communism everywhere". Was this another "Red Phantom" lurking in the shadows?   

BB
5/17/2020 05:52:53 pm

The Magnificent Ambersons is a 1942 American period drama, the second feature film produced and directed by Orson Welles. Welles adapted Booth Tarkington's Pulitzer Prize–winning 1918 novel, about the declining fortunes of a wealthy Midwestern family and the social changes brought by the automobile age.The film stars Joseph Cotten, Dolores Costello, Anne Baxter, Tim Holt, Agnes Moorehead and Ray Collins, with Welles providing the narration. Wikipedia

BB
5/17/2020 07:02:35 pm

Orson Welles learned how easy people can be lead to believe anything when he at 8 p.m. on Sunday, October 30, 1938 did a radio broadcast of The War of the Worlds and it was described as deceptive by many newspapers. This may be where the feud began with Hearst.

I think the Red Hood super-villain is supposed to be the opposite of a Tim Holt Red Mask super-hero.
But correct me if I got this wrong - the confusing nature of getting these red guys criss-crossed - I think
the Red Phantom may have been out to get Hearst. May 8, 1941 to May 8, 1974 is a 33 year long grudge.

Richard
5/18/2020 06:44:49 am

That is very possible. Hearst being a wealthy influencer, certainly had the power to commandeer the narrative through his newspapers, including New York. He definitely upset many people with his political views and the sheer fact he was deemed part of the corporatocracy, which angered groups and individuals like the SLA. He also ran "The Phantom" comic strip.

Entitled 'The Phantom: The Complete Newspaper Dallies Volume One 1936-1937' by Lee Falk, it states "Leon Harrison Gross was born on April 28, 1911, in St. Louis. By the time he sold his first comic strip, Mandrake the Magician, he had changed his name to Lee Falk. His tendency was to shave a few years off his age and he often told interviewers he was a 19-year-old junior at the University of Illinois when he started Mandrake. Actually he was 23, still an impressively young age to sell a comic strip to the largest syndicate in America, William Randolph Hearst's King Features. Two years later he came up with 'The Phantom' and King bought that one as well".

Founded in 1914, King Features Syndicate, Inc. is a print syndication company owned by Hearst Communications that distributes about 150 comic strips, newspaper columns, editorial cartoons, puzzles, and games to nearly 5,000 newspapers worldwide. King Features Syndicate is a unit of Hearst Holdings, Inc., which combines the Hearst Corporation's cable-network partnerships, television programming and distribution activities, and syndication companies. King Features' affiliate syndicates are North America Syndicate and Cowles Syndicate. Each week, Reed Brennan Media Associates, a unit of Hearst, edits and distributes more than 200 features for King Features.

Combine his mistrust of communism and his running of The Phantom, and you can easily see how somebody wishing to create an anonymous pseudonym might arrive at the "Red Phantom". It was a comic strip also popular in Scandinavia, bringing in the Norse link. Egmont Publications has published original Phantom stories in a fortnightly Phantom comic book in Sweden as Fantomen, in Denmark and Norway as Fantomet and in Finland as Mustanaamio (Black Mask). The first issue of Fantomen was dated October 1950, and over 1,600 issues have been published.

Rubislaw 32 link
5/18/2020 07:26:59 am

Although granted a sweeping generalisation , it seems that William Randolph Hearst miscalculated the ultimate opinion of the American people , in both World Wars which , were both seen initially as a '' European altercation ''.

An interesting nickname that Hearst acquired , with the Zodiac in mind was '' The Wizard of Ooze '' and , if only a legacy of hate and mistrust , handed down to the Zodiac , by older members of his wider family , it would still have struck a chord with him .

Particularly , if the Zodiac was a Southerner . For Hearst was often seen as a '' warmonger '' in keeping the debate going , in order to sell newspapers . With traditionally , more sacrifices being asked of Southerners in times of war , than other parts of the country ..

BB
5/18/2020 09:19:02 am

I think the confusing aspects of this are largely why this case is still unsolved. Going more than 50 years. It is more like 100 years now! The Black Dahlia case is also connected to Hearst. He was in the business of melding in politics and in the legal system's ability to conduct affairs. He saw how the terror of war and all the murder mystery's sold paper. He believed in taking part in the creation of the news not just reporting it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O0jJCKMX42c

Richard
5/18/2020 09:35:30 am

He was instrumental in "yellow journalism" and possibly the ire towards the Chronicle/Examiner, perceived as one entity by the author/s of the 1974 letters. You know who I believe wrote at least three of the 1974 letters. What say you - SLA, Zodiac, another author, or several?

BB
5/18/2020 10:08:42 am

I think Hearst's corruption was a disease that spread thru the pulp that made his paper
in the form of Newspapers
in the form of Magazines
in the form of Comics
in the form of Greeting Cards
in the form of Stationary
And most importantly
in the form of Money

BB
5/18/2020 11:54:52 am

Hearst saw communism everywhere is right.
Hoover saw communism everywhere too.
They united to give us the Vietnam War.
The hype was called the domino effect.
In other words. If we let Vietnam go red then we're next.
It was a lie. We lost the war yet we're more fascistic than ever.

BB
5/18/2020 02:28:47 pm

Randolph Apperson Hearst December 2, 1915, New York, NY to December 18, 2000, New York

vs.

George Orson Welles May 6, 1915, Kenosha, Wisconsin, to October 10, 1985 Los Angeles


I don't know how the media got it so twisted but I guess it is that they are working on hearsay. The thing is that it was Randolph that took offence more than the 80 year old patriarch. It was Randolph taking over from his father. That would include the corruption and the feud with Welles. The old man William Hearst was 78 in 1941 and died in 1951. He called for war against Spain. And yet, Orson Welles asked to be laid to rest in Spain.

BB
5/18/2020 04:38:39 pm

William Randolph Hearst's Sunday edition of the New York Journal
Red Ryder by Fred Harman 1938 Sunday Newspaper

Rubislaw 32 link
5/18/2020 05:55:45 pm

Is there any inference that Fred Harman and W R Hearst knew each other , and even friends , BB ?

Although perhaps unrelated , Ronald Reagan and Charles Schultz were known to be close friends , but politically poles apart .

Tom1
5/18/2020 06:26:30 pm

Did I miss something? Is this a site dedicated to political rants? Some of us are here to learn about the case of Mr Z.

BB
6/20/2020 01:53:07 pm

I found Mr. Z

He is a republican nut bag that has a YouTube channel

where he does political rants

BB
5/19/2020 07:50:30 am

Who is Mr. Z?

BB
5/19/2020 08:11:21 am

Fred Harman was a close business partner of Walt Disney
There are several things Disney with Hearst.
Fred Harman gave some of his oil paintings to both art collections. So I can only imagine that they met in person.

Rubislaw 32 link
5/19/2020 08:47:20 am

That's interesting , on a Fred Harman link , and whether of course , the Zodiac knew such things ( ? ) . Always gossip to be picked up , in even newspapers that claim to be high quality ( ? ) .

And we all know what happened , when Disney and Hearst organizations got together , in recent times :

The History Channel .

BB
5/19/2020 09:51:21 am

The Hearst media machine was not about uncovering truth.

That was the guise. The front stage.
It suppressed the truth and
It sold us a notion of a serial killer:
That had no interest in sexual perversions.
That drove around looking for couples to kill.
That killed like a hit-man execution style.
That did not care to take money or valuables.
That could come after the average person.
Not like a serial killer at all.
More like a terrorist.
Hearst was never interested in truth.
He was about demagoguery,
propaganda, pulp fiction and lies.

Just like the Zodiac he was interested in
statues and the Mikado and cartoons.
But most importantly Headlines.

Thomas Horan may have gotten the Zodiac
twisted into some thrill kill club.
But there is one thing he may have got right -
it was probably a hoax.
Only to perpetrate it -
it requires his yellow newspaper boys signing
confidentiality agreements.
The only other solution would be actually hiring hit men.
Which except for Horan - I think is a stretch too far.



Rubislaw 32 link
5/19/2020 06:06:00 pm

Zodiac internet news...the Reddit site '' Tom Voigt Cucked '' has been banned for violating harassing rules and policy .

'' Tom Voigt Cucked '' lasted for 13 months - much longer than any involved believed that it would , in its perceived service to the Zodiac community , to expose the fraudulence of internet pioneer , Tom Voigt .

It had become a haven for purist trolling of Mr.Voigt and extended its useful purpose , perhaps ( ? ) . A recent contributor , calling himself '' Eyeful Tower , hung around for a week , asking many questions and claiming that he was researching , to write a social and psychology paper , about Mr. Voigt . My suspicions are that he was law enforcement , in some guise and , the sites closure appears to be a follow on , from his visit .

The site will probably not be missed - clearly not by Mr.Voigt and his perceived ridiculous associates . But it nevertheless played an important part in reminding everyone of fallen standards of behaviour .

Hopefully , Zodiac followers will move forward ,with more consideration for their fellow contributors , and focus more on the purist aspects to Zodiac sleuthing .

Simon
5/20/2020 08:53:31 am

Just want to pass this one observation along...

Also noteworthy, another site admin - incommunicado for what seemed like years - suddenly makes a post on his site *and* Voigt’s, the same day TVC went down. I don’t think that’s coincidence. Curious bedfellows in cahoots with each other, as far as what serves their forum self-interests? Then there’s Reddit’s ‘Doc Daneeka’ still tolerating Voigt’s alt accounts and misbehavior, pretending like he doesn’t know! If TVC shall prove necessary moving forward, TVC shall rise again! Thanks. ... still lots of Google images around. ;-)

(Had to submit as independent comment b/c on iPad, CAPTCHA does not show in entirety to submit as sub-“Reply” to Rubislaw_32)

Rubislaw 32 link
5/20/2020 09:41:26 am

Well , that is a very thoughtful gesture , Simon , and much appreciated .

These things of which you mention , have not gone unnoticed , and there remains an '' old school '' to the Zodiac internet scene , that are clearly not willing to be transparent about the past , perhaps clinging on to goodness knows what they believe gives them an edge or crumb of comfort , and for goodness knows why .

This '' old school '' never saw the day coming when interest in the Zodiac case and Zodiac internet scene , simply mushroomed in a short space of time .

For the good ( ? ) , one might think....but for the '' old school '' it has also highlighted their underachievement and arrogant sense of entitlement .

It should have woken them up , and welcomed the new blood of inspiration available . But , as so often can happen , too many simply feel that their noses have been put out of joint .

Individuals like me , that have made efforts to '' squash '' the old school's malaise , may well be targeted since it is quite apparent that Mr.Voigt , for instance , has little intention of changing his ways .

But '' C'est la vie '' . I will just continue to investigate the case , for the purposes of finding a greater understanding and , any stragglers that wish to keep one foot in the past , can do what they wish .

Some of the old school just lost the plot , and thought it was about them ; their needs , and their sense of destiny to solve the case .

More fool them .

35sweetgoodbyes
5/23/2020 06:57:21 pm

Hi Rubislaw. I agree that TVC has possibly run it's course. It was good for a few laughs along the way. And yes, the "Eyeful tower" posts were curious to say the least.

A final note: There is a chummy exchange between Morf and Voigt within the past few days at ZK.com. Guess Morf still isnt acknowledging Voigt's mockery of him. Oh well, some things never change.

Rubislaw 32 link
5/23/2020 11:24:31 pm

Kind of you to call in , 35sweetgoobyes .

Yes , I hung on to the bitter end , probably only not to waste the rotten tomatoes still remaining , with Mr.Voigt yet released from his stocks .

'' Turkey Lurkey '' Tom is now trying to re-invent himself as a '' controlling '' contributor , at the main Zodiac site , but doubtful he will swing a popularity contest , in his favour . Particularly , while he insists on impersonating Doctor Fauci , the immunologist that Mr.Trump has entrusted to fight the Covid-19 pandemic .

One can always trust Voigt with choosing a route , that casts him in a bad light , and with no style .

Rubislaw 32 link
5/20/2020 06:20:05 pm

Well , well ...I see that a new video is out on You Tube .as part of the '' The Zodiac Killer Insight '' series , Richard .

This series being dedicated to the accusation levelled against Gareth Penn being the Zodiac Killer .

This new video focuses on aspects to the Joan Webster murder , and has been inspired by the Santa Claus Card . But not a '' dicky bird '' mention of your site where a Zodiac link was established , beyond a reasonable doubt .

The proverbial '' everything '' has swung '' south of the border down Austin , Texas way '' where the card is deemed to have been sent .

That may be so , but given the acceptance of the Santa Claus Card being a link to the typewrite that constructed the '' concerned citizen '' letter , surely the most straightforward argument would be to try to ascertain if Penn was in the Bay area , on August 10th 1969 ( ? ) .

Then take it further , beyond this , if one can ( ? ) .

Richard
5/21/2020 01:22:20 am

Yes, saw it Rubislaw. I'm ok with people using the cards on their site or videos. I suppose the best way of looking at it, is we all want the same thing - a resolution to this case. Just glad somebody found it useful, no matter our differences in approach to the case. There was actually no postmark date, so we cannot ascertain where it was mailed from. As you know, the prepaid address of Texas on the envelope is not necessarily where it was mailed from, just the address it carried. Whether the envelope was picked up in Texas or acquired through a newspaper promotion I doubt we will ever know. Personally, I believe that the Santa Claus card was mailed in New York.

Rubislaw 32 link
5/21/2020 02:04:57 am

Yes , Richard , if there is an indicator of sorts , it is probably more towards New York , New Jersey , and New England generally .

The video appeared to show a typed report , indicating Austin , but wonder if the report was authentic ( ? ) . The Austin link desired to put in the picture , Penn's blind friend Ralph , an Austin resident .

Not long ago , a Zodiac contributor posted a topic based around the Nixon / concerned citizen for freedom postcard , without any acknowledgement of the source of its find - and took lauding over its find , without batting an eyelid .

Its good that these uncoverings receive extra exposure , but a simple acknowledgement would be a nice courtesy extended ( ? ) , which appears to happen less and less , now .

Rubislaw 32 link
5/21/2020 03:26:42 am

With the end of '' Tom Voigt Cucked '' , it is of interest to see what seems to be developing at the main Zodiac Reddit site .

'' Someone '' appears to be feasting '' his '' eyes on the potential of a 30,000 membership , plus visitors ( ? ) .When the current state of affairs is Doc Daneeka as '' one and only '' moderator , and therefore we assume '' Boss man '' .

Trouble is , that this '' someone '' is not well-liked , and it remains to be seen , if the regular posters , are willing to put up with the '' someone '' , on a long-term basis .

I think that if there was a '' saving grace '' about '' Tom Voigt Cucked '' is was that it represented the '' Anarchist's policemen '' who , were not prepared to let selfish and anti-social behaviour , within the community , go by without a mention . And , it was averaging a steady 4,000 visitors per week , with a very small actual membership.

But , its time was up . This new contributor '' Eyeful Tower '' seemed very keen on Mr.Voigt , as a subject matter study for his psychology fraternity colleagues , but did leave an open to interpretation message , as one of the very last posts :

'' We will be watching - I promise you . ''

Richard
5/21/2020 04:26:02 am

I think many of the forums have been hit hard over the last year with declining numbers, in particular Zodiac Killer Site forum, which used to be the go to forum. With Mike's limited involvement, engagement has dropped significantly, coupled with what I said to Welsh Chappie years ago, that topics become exhausted and burnt out. The main four crimes are barely ever mentioned anymore, with many fringe topics surfacing. It's now more difficult than ever to discover new things such as the Santa Claus card topic, but equally difficult to maintain a relevance to the Zodiac Killer. The fringe or outlier communications have provided a good source of discussion here for several years, but they have effectively dried up - nearly. I don't visit Reddit very often, so don't know what is going on there, particularly regarding Mr Voigt, who I have no particular interest in. He does his thing - which is absolutely fine - but it's not a route that I particularly agree with regarding Riverside or Richard Gaikowski. The Zodiac Killer Site forum has a bank of good information and I have enjoyed visiting there over the years, but it appears to be running on fumes more recently and I see a shift more and more towards podcast and Youtube style Zodiac coverage, which is easier viewing than trawling through forum posts and websites such as mine.

I have seen massive changes in the last year or so, and the future will lie with audio and video driven content, which is easier to access via mobile devices. It's far easier to stick headphones in your ears and listen to content, rather than scroll around on a 4 by 6 inch screen trying to read articles. An agenda free visual Youtube Channel would be a first.

Tom1
5/21/2020 06:27:19 am

Agenda driven posts, political and otherwise are not appropriate to this site in my humble opinion. I am here to learn as much as I can about the case. I am bombarded 24/7 by propaganda from the news media, members of the entertainment industry and academia. The last thing I need is more of the same. Wild conspiracies and imaginary theories don’t help either.

Richard
5/21/2020 07:45:26 am

Yes Tom, the propoganda driven media takes us all away from the actuality of the real world. Any particular topic you'd like covering Tom, I'm at a bit of a loss at the moment.

Rubislaw 32 link
5/21/2020 07:15:58 am

Certainly understand both the points about numbers of times one can realistically re-visit the 4 factual Bay area attacks , and the keeping to pertinence , Richard and Tom 1 .

For me its mostly about post-Bay area , which translates to :

'' Whatever happened to the Zodiac Killer ? ''

Seeing the above , as the best chance of exposing the Zodiac . And , although a difficult study , there can be occasional successes , such as the recent Santa Claus Card . Hopefully a '' door left ajar '' .

Rubislaw 32 link
5/24/2020 07:34:08 am

On a matter of the poster '' Eyeful Tower '' who seems to have visited '' Tom Voigt Cucked '' for just one week , and then vanished into thin air :

Eyeful Tower , came with ready made dissertations about Mr.Voigt , that struck an immediate chord with the regular contributors . He engaged well , and fitted in very quickly .

As a Reddit member ( as with thousands of others ) , I have not paid much attention to the reward allocations and '' coin awards '' , with transfer facilities . Eyeful Tower seemed to come bearing gifts , with no real evidence of how he had acquired these gifts to give , nor a discernible track record , as a member .

In addition , after a few days of posting , Eyeful Tower claimed that he had been banned from the main Zodiac site , but was still allowed access to TVC . Again , no discernible evidence that this banning of a particular sort , had taken place .

At almost 13 months lifetime , TVC had in effect , been given a complete year to expose the fraudulence of Mr.Voigt , in the wake of Mr.Voigt's '' Game on '' debacle of March 26th 2019 and , with Mr.Voigt finding himself very fortunate to have not been arrested on charges of perverting the course of justice , over hate threats and gun violence , threatening schools and colleges in the Bay area , based on words and expressions related to Mr.Voigt's Zodiac hoaxes .

I suspect that , after one year , law enforcement had decided that Mr.Voigt had received punishment enough .

It remains to be seen if Mr.Voigt has learned his lesson .


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    The Zodiac Killer may have given us the answer almost word-for-word when he wrote PS. The Mt. Diablo Code concerns Radians & # inches along the radians. The code solution identified was Estimate: Four Radians and Five Inches To read more, click the image.
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    The Zodiac Atlas: The Zodiac Killer Enigma by Randall Scott Clemons. Click image for details.
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    The Zodiac Killer Map: Part of the Zodiac Killer Enigma by Randall Scott Clemons. Click image for color version
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