Zodiac Killer letter, Vallejo Times-Herald, July 31st 1969

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Letter to the Vallejo Times-Herald (1969)
by Zodiac killer

July 31st 1969. Sent to the San Francisco Chronicle, San Francisco Examiner and Vallejo Times, the cipher was eventually cracked by a highschool teacher who read it in the papers. Although his next letter said this cipher contained his name, it actually included the phrase "I will not give you my name".

2702546Letter to the Vallejo Times-Herald1969Zodiac killer

I am the killer of the 2 teenagers last Christmass at Lake Herman and the Girl last 4th of July. To Prove this I shall state some facts which only I & the police know

Christmass

  1. Brand name of ammo Super X
  2. 10 Shots fired
  3. Boy was on back feet to car
  4. Girl was lyeing on right side feet to west

4th of July

  1. Girl was wearing patterned Pants
  2. Boy was also shot in knee
  3. Brand name of ammo was Western

Here is a cyipher or that is part of one. the other 2 parts have been mailed to the S.F. Examiner & the S.F. Chronicle

I want you to print this cipher on your frunt page by Fry Afternoon Aug 1-69, If you do not do this I will go on a kill ram-page Fry night that will last the whole week end. I will cruse around and pick of all stray people or coupples that are alone then move on to kill some more untill I have killed over a dozen people.


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