Norse wrote:This is all jumping around in the same "we just don't know" bracket for me.
We don't know to what extent Ross was mentally ill.
We don't know to what extent he was institutionalized.
Speculating on what a man who was considered "schizophrenic" at the time would have been capable of - or not - strikes me as pretty much pointless. We have zero details on his actual condition.
Demonstrate that he might have been, plausibly, around LHR, BRS, LB and PH - and then we're talking. It boils down to that at this stage.
Final point: There's a clear connection from the initial cipher (which was made by someone who wasn't completely out of it) to the later ones. They're strikingly similar, formally (design wise) speaking. If there's some kind of deterioration in play here, it isn't immediately obvious.
i live 90 miles from Chicago. i could get in my car, leisurely drive to Chicago,
rob a bank and easily be back home for dinner. i have no cellphone and
i don't stop to buy gas or i don't take the toll road. how does anyone prove
i was in Chicago for the afternoon 45 years later. get real. most all of what
we are reasonably going to establish about Ross at this point is speculation
or circumstantial. could some of you folks quit the Sgt. Friday routine?

