Re: The most important question about Ross, HOW & WHY?
Theforeigner wrote:A VERY important question IMHO is:
If Ross Sullivan couln't drive, how could he possibly be the Zodiac Killer???
http://ratter.com/this-mans-brother-is- ... 1702397797
Sullivan’s high school friend Allan Silliphant told me, Sullivan’s intellect matched that commonly associated with the Zodiac: while Silliphant read comic books as a child, Sullivan scanned the New Yorker.
But Silliphant, like others, is not at all convinced that his old pal is the Zodiac, even if Morford is sure. Sullivan couldn’t drive, and so he has a hard time believing Sullivan could have traveled across the Bay Area or escaped the scenes as easily as the Zodiac did. He was also far too fat, Silliphant said, to pull off these killings in the light of the day and not be caught.
I am going to move this to the Pros/Cons section of Ross being Zodiac.
In the meantime, I will say as I have said a bunch here, Silliphant told me that Ross was 300 lbs in high school. We see pics of Ross in his Senior year, does he look 300 lbs???NO he does not, so a witness may see him and report him as being in the 200's. Silliphant told me on the phone Ross was 300lbs, but he wasn't a rolly-polly fat, but rather solid and he even used the word 'AGILE'. Then he turns around in the interview for Ratter and states that he thought Ross may be too fat. Zodiac wasn't running marathons or taking part in decathalons etc. He was pulling up to people and getting out and shooting them. Zodiac didn't have to be in top shape, and my Hartnell's account, he wasn't. Hartnell himself said he had a belly hanging over his belt.
As far as not driving, Silliphant lost touch with him after 1962 or so. That's 4 years before Bates was killed, and 7 years before Zodiac was attacking, so Ross could have been driving by then. Joann Bailey stated in 1966,Ross was driving a motorcycle. Also, somebody here said that they seemed to recall Gerald Katz mentioning Ross drove a VW like Cheri's. I personally don't remember reading that, but if somebody recalls that being mentioned, please point me in the right direction