Seagull wrote:Norse in answer to your first question, please read this thread-
viewtopic.php?f=23&t=1102
Open the attachment in WC's first post to see the FBI document that mentions the eight year old witness.
Great - thanks!
Seagull wrote:Norse in answer to your first question, please read this thread-
viewtopic.php?f=23&t=1102
Open the attachment in WC's first post to see the FBI document that mentions the eight year old witness.

capricorn wrote:Excellent points, Welsh Chappie. We will never know how Zodiac escaped.
After thinking a bit more about this and rereading his letter, he says the cops could have caught him if they'd waited for him to come out from under cover. That makes me think perhaps he just lingered where he was, knowing the cops were off looking for him and by the time it was obvious they were searching the park, he must have started relaxing so felt he could just gradually work his way away from the spot you indicate.
Now wouldn't you think too that by the time the police cordoned off the park and were searching there that a crowd might have gathered outside? If so, Zodiac could have just joined the looky-loo's and pretended to be a tourist in town who was just passing by if anyone should have asked.
I really have a hard time thinking Z was Qvale as that all seems to have come from the eight year old. In my mind, I wonder how mature that kid was and how sharp. Also I would like to know just how it was that the child identified the man. In all the commotion and horror, it would be confusing enough to an adult, I'd think but even moreso to the child.
Kids are usually pretty curious and observant and I'm assuming these lived at the address in the affluent neighborhood. I just wonder how much people there, at that time, really knew or saw their neighbors. If Qvale really had a dog that he was in the habit of walking, then I'd agree he'd be rather well-known by the neighbors even if only seeing him with the dog.
Reading about his successful business and seeing his age however, really makes me think he could not be Zodiac and the child was confused.
I've been to San Francisco at least five times in my adult life. I had a car and drove there at least three of those times and remember that the houses have garages and that parking can be difficult. I'd say it is a safe bet that Mr. Qvale had a very nice car that he drove and parked in his own garage. Further, I'd think that he could then enter his home from the garage without being seen by the neighbors but that is just a guess from seeing the video that was posted and my recollections of driving in San Francisco.
So many people walk there and there are so many tourists that I wonder just how many neighbors really know each other, even by sight.
Zodiac said he was under cover so that could mean lots of things if he was telling the truth. Could he have slid under something literally, such as a car parked on the street? If there was an alley, he could have found a good spot.
Do you know if the Boy Scouts have a lesson about this? If for example, Z had been one, he may have gone by some things he learned there....like always be prepared?
Bayarea60s wrote:Seagull Stated....
"Norse in answer to your first question, please read this thread-
http://www.zodiackillersite.com/viewtop ... =23&t=1102
Open the attachment in WC's first post to see the FBI document that mentions the eight year old witness."
I found it interesting that on page 1 of that report they'd taken the fingerprints of a POI, and they didn't redact his name. I don't think I've ever seen that before where the name isn't redacted. Of course the name in question who the 8 year old said it could be, that name of course is redacted.
Norse wrote:Re: how the kid identified the guy.
One possibility is that a neighbor approached the cops on the night, saying that their 8yr had witnessed what happened. The cops then questioned the kid, asking him/her what the guy looked like and whether he/she had seen him before. The kid then says, yes, it was so-and-so.
For what it's worth I think this is what happened with the kids across the street too: they were questioned and one of them said that he/she thought the suspect looked like so-and-so (someone who lived nearby). This person was then picked up and brought to the crime scene, where the kid then concluded that he/she had been wrong - it wasn't the guy after all.
I still wonder whether the report is simply mistaken about the witness' age - and that this "8yr old" was in fact one of the kids across the street. If it wasn't we're dealing with two separate witnesses who both recognized Z as a local guy. And the big question then becomes: did they recognize the same guy?
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