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It does, yeah. Well, the letter goes on to describe the killer's new plan, where he would place a bomb described as a, quote, death machine and, quote, my masterpiece on a local bus. And the letter included a list of components used to create the bomb, as well as a kind of crude diagram and the same blue felt tip pen used to write the letter.

It does, yeah. Well, the letter goes on to describe the killer's new plan, where he would place a bomb described as a, quote, death machine and, quote, my masterpiece on a local bus. And the letter included a list of components used to create the bomb, as well as a kind of crude diagram and the same blue felt tip pen used to write the letter.

The letter ended in a postscript instructing the editors to print the diagram of the bomb and on the back final page was a second postscript that said, to prove that I am the Zodiac, ask that Vallejo cop about my electric gun site, which I used to start my collecting of slaves.

The letter ended in a postscript instructing the editors to print the diagram of the bomb and on the back final page was a second postscript that said, to prove that I am the Zodiac, ask that Vallejo cop about my electric gun site, which I used to start my collecting of slaves.

Yeah.

Yeah.

It's just like, what? It's like in his mind, he's like a supervillain, not a murderer.

It's just like, what? It's like in his mind, he's like a supervillain, not a murderer.

It's so weird when they do this. No, it's bizarre. Yeah. Well, six weeks or so later, on December 20th, the one-year anniversary of David Faraday and Betty Jensen's murders, the Zodiac wrote again, this time to Melvin Belly. In the now-familiar blue felt-tip pen, in much better handwriting, though, he wrote— And the fact that he writes with blue ink.

It's so weird when they do this. No, it's bizarre. Yeah. Well, six weeks or so later, on December 20th, the one-year anniversary of David Faraday and Betty Jensen's murders, the Zodiac wrote again, this time to Melvin Belly. In the now-familiar blue felt-tip pen, in much better handwriting, though, he wrote— And the fact that he writes with blue ink.

I'm sorry. I hate blue ink.

I'm sorry. I hate blue ink.

But he wrote, and again, in much better handwriting. Interesting. He said, Dear Melvin, this is the Zodiac speaking. I wish you a happy Christmas, spelled incorrectly the same way he had in the first letter. The one thing I ask of you is this. Please help me. I cannot reach out for help because of this in me won't let me. I'm finding it extremely difficult to hold it in check.

But he wrote, and again, in much better handwriting. Interesting. He said, Dear Melvin, this is the Zodiac speaking. I wish you a happy Christmas, spelled incorrectly the same way he had in the first letter. The one thing I ask of you is this. Please help me. I cannot reach out for help because of this in me won't let me. I'm finding it extremely difficult to hold it in check.

I am afraid I will lose control again and take my ninth and possibly tenth victim. Please help me. I am drowning. At the moment, the children are safe from the bomb because it is so massive to dig in. Plus the trigger mech requires much work to get it adjusted just right. But if I hold back too long from no nine, I will lose all control of myself. Plus set the bomb up. Please help me.

I am afraid I will lose control again and take my ninth and possibly tenth victim. Please help me. I am drowning. At the moment, the children are safe from the bomb because it is so massive to dig in. Plus the trigger mech requires much work to get it adjusted just right. But if I hold back too long from no nine, I will lose all control of myself. Plus set the bomb up. Please help me.

I cannot remain in control for much longer. That one was really hard to read because the grammatical errors are a plenty. Yeah. The letter was signed with the same crosshairs now common among all Zodiac letters and it included another swatch of fabric from Paul Stein's shirt. That's fucked up. Which meant it was an authentic letter.

I cannot remain in control for much longer. That one was really hard to read because the grammatical errors are a plenty. Yeah. The letter was signed with the same crosshairs now common among all Zodiac letters and it included another swatch of fabric from Paul Stein's shirt. That's fucked up. Which meant it was an authentic letter.

But he's still saying he's making this bomb, but like it's too much work. Yeah. If he can't get help, he's going to use it.

But he's still saying he's making this bomb, but like it's too much work. Yeah. If he can't get help, he's going to use it.