The Zodiac Killer Enigma, Cracking the Zodiac Killer Code

Saturday, December 16, 2017

Zodiac Killer Phrases, Words, and Speech Patterns

This is useful for a few reasons.

1. Words and phrases he use tell us more about who he was

2. Speech patterns and words could help tell where he was from and help to compare to suspects words and speech patterns

3. Misspelled words could help us with words he misspelled in the code which makes them harder to solve. A lot I think he did on purpose because he used correct spelling in other places and some could just be normal errors one makes when writing (which we all do)

Phrases and words The Zodiac used that I find interesting.

These may be added to over time and I may add notes to why I think some are interesting.

Why are there quotations in places where there are no words?(I think this is an overlay key and these quotations mean I have to go back and see if these may relate to that in any way)

Misspelled words used by the Zodiac Killer.

This may be added to or corrected every time I study the Zodiac killer letters.

already = allready

anialating = anilating

blubber = bluber

blue meanie = blue meannies (a term taken from the Beetles)

blue pigs = a term he used

brunette = brownett

buses = busses

busy = bussy

shall = a word he liked to use (which i think tells us something about him)

buttons = butons

cycles = cicles

comedy = comidy (also I find it interesting he used the word "saterical")

complete = complet ( then marked out as to correct it but could mean something else like a marker for something.

disconnect = disconect

considerably = considerbly

control = controol

couple = coupple

cruise = cruze

spelled correctly i just find it interesting he used it

do = doo

drowning = drownding ( could be misspelled on purpose or this might be how he actually pronounced it which could give some idea of where he was from)

dungeon = dungon

effective = efective

idiot = idiout phrases = phraises enthusiastic = inthusastic

extremely = extreamly

fiddle + fart (interesting words he used)

figure = figgure

front = frunt

Friday = Fry

happen = hapen

Christmas = Christmass (but this is actually a word in some places)

hours = howers

humorest = hummerest

identity = idenity

not sure what this is right now

inflicting spelled correctly but I find it interesting how he sometimes separates words like (in flicting)

interesting = intersting

lose = loose

lying = lyeing

curious = cerous

minutes = minuts

motor cycles = motor cicles

I find it interesting he used this word and not something more offensive

nose = noze rubbed = rubed

organist = orginast (reversed i and a)

I find it interesting he used the term "peeled rubber" and spelled "rubber" correctly

please = pleass or maybe pleas = pleass (i have to reread letters)

possibly = posibly

promised = promiced

provinces = provences ( I find it interesting he used this word though it could have been part of the original mikado play. I have to check. either way it is interesting he remembered how this went word for (almost basically) word. I think he had the words to this readily for reading.

serenader = seranader

scene = cene

shaking = shakeing (you will notice he either does this on purpose or is just writing and not thinking about spelling because at other times we will drop the e when adding ing but in a lot of cases does not. This shows he knows the correct spelling but why he does this is the question. on purpose or accident? either was you must look for misspellings like this in the codes.

silowets = silhouettes

singularly = singurly anomaly = abnomily (maybe abnormally)

so as you see (interesting words he chose for reasons I will explain later)

suicide = sucide

sunday = sun

until = untill

sure = shure

switches = swiches

territory = teritory

thought = though

trigger = triger

twitched = twiched

Twisted Shoes ( very interesting words he used and they care capitalized like the name of a place)

twitch = twich

uncompromising = uncompromiseing

until = untill

using = useing

pestilential = pestulentual nuisances = nucences write = whrite

victim = victom (he spelled this correctly other times which shows a lot of this is on purpose)

interesting phrases and words

Whatchamacallit(candybar) = wachamacallit

thingamabob(yes an actual thing) = thingmebob

you can google those two if you don't believe me and my spell check recognized them

wondering (as in curious) spelled as wandering (as in lost)

waiting = wateing paradise = paradice (which I think is a hint to something)

waving = waveing

wiping = wipeing

woman = woeman

need to do more research on this

abbreviations

= 7 meaning he killed 7 people . He stated this was what he meant in a letter.

Odds n Ends examples

The Zodiac Killer Enigma

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The things I have seen Zodiac do I have seen before in things I did when I was a child. I have seen them in games, toys, and books I had when I was a child. Even the overlays I have shown I have seen before. I was one just like the ones I believe he sent when I was in the second grade I think. It was in one of our reading textbooks. I am attempting to find a copy. That school I went to was closed down when I was in the 6th grade. I am willing to bet in a room somewhere in that school one of those books can still be found. The lady that owns the building recently died. She would have probably let me go in and look but I don't know now. One day we may see. I am still looking for it or something like it online. I still remember the instructions to send a secret message you must draw boxes then hide them in a picture. Then write your secret message according to those boxes then write a letter around your secret message disguising it. I will never forget it.

I have recently found some of the other books I had as a child that had other things similar to things I have seen Zodiac do. These books were printed in the 1960s and came along with World Encyclopedias. I also offer them as proof of the second-grade reading textbook that I saw ....and will eventually find...or something like it. There is proof of what I describe in history and I have shown them but I want to find and show the exact thing I was that instructs making boxes, hiding them in a picture and sending a secret message around that picture. For now, I want to offer these to you ..the reader... I think you will find it interesting. Zodiac was into comic books, movies and other common things of entertainment of his time. I am willing to bet things like what I describe can be found in some comic book, movie, or something from a time when people actually had to use their imaginations. This will be the first time these images will ever be shown inline. These books came in a set of 15 along with World Encyclopedias. All the things I am about to show you came from book 9. First I am going to try to get these in the right order and organized then I will add the similar things Zodiac did along with proof and why. A few things I will post at the end are unrelated just because ...well because they are cool. I had to post these straight from my camera and it will take some time to get everything straight. Like I said all the images here are just from one book. After I get them all added and straight I still have 14 more to go through. I read all of these when I was a kid and I wish I could post everything in them but I can't. Like right now I just picked one of them up and the first page I turned to was about where the alphabet comes from and tricks you can do with letters. It has a whole section on turning letters into pictures with one that looks very familiar. We will just have to wait till I get everything else done then I will start going through them all and adding more.

This is why I started reading these when I was a kid. Someone showed this to me and I thought it was the coolest thing ever. I actually built this and then I read every one of these books. Its no Zodiac related but what the hell.

There are some very cool things in these books and I wish I could show it all but I can't. The internet rendered books like this obsolete and doomed them to extinction. It is funny though because most of the things I need to find ...there isn't very much about it on the internet. There has been more added since I first started this. It's funny though ..I haft to look for in a book for something the mighty internet doesn't have. All that being said if anyone knows of anywhere on the net that has pdfs of elementary school reading books from the '60s, 70's and 80's please let me know. I was in school in the '80s but I am pretty sure we were using books from the '70s. Probably made by Rand Mcnally.