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I'm only a few years younger than Alicia and remember very well seeing the case on UM when it originally aired: it definitely stuck with me. One of the one's that you can't let go of because it seems solvable. Am I correct in understanding that the abductee from February 23rd, 1996 (Carmelita...

Dewclaw, you have some real specifics there. Have you ever posted on the A&E message board?

RH, in Michelle McNamara's article in LAMag, she mentions 5 myths about this case. One of the one's she mentions is the German Shepard. Just another red herring.

I have never in any way (and still don't) think Ted K. had anything to do with either the Zodiac or EAR/ONS crimes. I'm sorry.

The case is getting a full court press. The LA mag article will be published online tomorrow and in the March, 2013 print version. This coupled with the airing of the "Dark Minds" episode tomorrow night. * Newly released phone recording of EAR/ONS to be released tomorrow.

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So I'm watching "Disappeared". I'm fairly familiar with the case so I'm just watching it as a refresher and to see if there's any new info presented. One of the LE officers was quoted as saying they 'didn't have enough evidence for a search warrant' (to search John Vansice's residence)...

Link Aside from the fact that I think the actual program is nothing special, the cases they profiling are among the most intriguing unsolved mysteries, as it were. Something I made note of though, the lone survivor of the Connecticut Valley Killer (Jane Boroski), has again identified...

As I do every so often, typically on weekends while watching the kids, I peruse the web looking for new info on EAR/ONS. This weekend I came across a rather interesting tidbit. It appears there is an independent film being made about the life (and death) of EAR/ONS last known victim, Janelle...

You make a great point. I guess I just figure that when awoken out of a deep sleep with a gun in my face I'll pretty much stop and listen. I seem to recall hearing/reading that victims did confirm that it was his voice on the tape, for sure. And that he seemed to be trying to disguise his...

I came across this unsolved set of murders that happened in San Francisco in 1974-1975. Unfortunately though, outside of the blurb from Wikipedia, there isn't much on the web about him. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Doodler I searched the message board and found nothing either. Does...

I have been trying to read up on the AEtv board about this case and gather some information since I tend to obsess over this case. I'm really curious to know if there is a concensus about the age of EAR-ONS. When listening to that answering machine recording, it has always struck me that that...

Has anyone read "Sudden Terror" by Larry Crompton? Crompton was the Sherrif of Contra Costa County during the height of the EAR attacks. I'm very tempted to order it but I would like some feedback on it. For some reason I'm feeling drawn back into this case...

Does anyone know if the Bus Driver that reported the accident was ever investigated?

Definitely seems as though he got more brazen as he continued to strike. To me the absolute creepiest attack is the one on the wife of the man who, in a town meeting regarding the EAR, said "I can't believe a man would just sit there while his wife is raped and not do anything". Shortly after...

Did a cursory search of the site and didn't find much of anything on the East Area Rapist/Original Night Stalker case. Thought I would start a thread on it. Here's a quick background from Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Original_Night_Stalker There have been was a truly...

I'm also interested in this case, that's an interesting suspect too (Rees). The only name I've ever heard associated with these crimes is Youell Swinney. Still never seen "The Town That Dreaded Sundown", is it worth seeking out? The director has made some real turkeys, including one that...

I've been checking Google News and searching "Zodiac" a couple of times a day. No real updates in the last day or so. I think I read somewhere that the SFPD are going to do a follow up interview with her. But that's it. No hard details. Anything else your likely to read is just conjecture.

I do that all the time. I know next to nothing about Guy Hendrickson. Here's my thing...Z more than likely lived in Vallejo. Based on recent geographic profiling done by the likes of Kim Rossomo. I believe Hendrickson lived some 4 hours away from the area. Not likely that Zodiac would be...

That's correct about the male DNA profile on the stamps. The Cold Case Files episode on the ZK case specifically says that an unidentified partial profile, of a male, was extracted from the stamps of authenticated Z correspondence. Not enough of a DNA profile to include people, but enough DNA...