Zodiackillersite.com

Check out this hooded attacker article from the June 3,1942 Reading Eagle-
http://news.google.com/newspapers?nid=1 ... 34,1923453

That hood looks similar to what I imaing Zodiac's hood to look like,weird how the article doesnt give any details or specifics of the attack

morf13 wrote:Check out this hooded attacker article from the June 3,1942 Reading Eagle-
http://news.google.com/newspapers?nid=1 ... 34,1923453

That hood looks similar to what I imaing Zodiac's hood to look like,weird how the article doesnt give any details or specifics of the attack

Great find, the hood indeed looks very similar to the one at LB.

Qt

And it was blue!

Scroll down to the bottom of the page and look at the "Fingers in the Window" ad. ....death list.

Nice find morf.

Thanks, will see if I can find more on the case. $20 bucks for whoever verifies this guy moved to Vallejo

Not a lot out there on this one just a few short articles.

Thanks a bunch Seagull. That name of that guy is too common, and I was going to just see what happened to him, but I think it would be likely too hard. By the way, did you see the term, 'prowl car' in the one article? Same phrase used by Z-how common was that phrase?

I was getting a kick out of the wording in the articles! This guy was a thug, bandit, robber and terrorist. Prowl car was something that was common back then apparently, I've seen it in my older detective magazines along with the word Clew. I don't care how old I get, nobody better call me a matron like the woman in the article was called!

Seagull wrote:I was getting a kick out of the wording in the articles! This guy was a thug, bandit, robber and terrorist. Prowl car was something that was common back then apparently, I've seen it in my older detective magazines along with the word Clew. I don't care how old I get, nobody better call me a matron like the woman in the article was called!

What the heck is a matron anyway? ha

I remember one article I read mentioned an "elderly" women of about 45 years old. Yike!