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It took several computer programs and years of work for David Oranchak to decipher the complex code Los Angeles: A team of cryptography enthusiasts announced Friday they had successfully cracked one of the coded messages sent over 50 years ago by the "Zodiac Killer," who terrorized northern California in the late 1960s and remains unidentified. The message was sent in November 1969 to the San Francisco Chronicle newspaper by the alleged serial killer, its code consisting of a series of cryptic letters and symbols. Sleuths hoped the coded message contained the identity of the killer, who comm...

by Jasmyne Keimig • Dec 11, 2020 at 6:00 pm "Mr. President, lose my number." Stefani Reynolds/Getty Supreme Court rejects long-shot Texas lawsuit to overturn election results: The state of Texas filed a lawsuit against Georgia, Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin, saying changes made to election procedures due to the pandemic were unlawful. Trump and over 100 elected Republican doofuses backed this unsubstantiated claim, which the court wanted no part in. This is the second time this week the Supreme Court shut down Trump and the GOP's attempts at...

Zodiac Killer: Code-breakers solve San Francisco killer's cipher Sun Online Desk 12th December, 2020 06:54:09 Code-breakers have cracked a 340-character cipher 51 years after it was purportedly sent to the San Francisco Chronicle by the so-called Zodiac Killer, the FBI has confirmed. The killer, who was never caught, murdered five people in stabbings and shootings that terrorised the San Francisco Bay area in the late 1960s. The message was one of several sent to newspapers during the killing spree. The code was solved by three people from the US, Belgium and Australia. "I hope you are having...

A coded message sent by notorious serial murderer the Zodiac Killer has been solved, 51 years after it was ...

Murderer known as 'Zodiac Killer' was known for sending letters, cards and ciphers to media and police Police linked him to five murders and two survivors in the Bay Area between 1965-1969 But he boasted of at least 37 victims in his cryptic letters or 'ciphers' to the press  '340 cipher' was sent to San Francisco Chronicle in November 1969 but wasn't deciphered until now International team of code-breakers from US, Australia and Belgium worked together to reveal a message that said he 'isn't afraid of the gas chamber'  Killer refers to his victims as 'slaves' who will 'work' for him when h...