Morgan Absher

At least, not until he makes it crystal clear for them. On October 15th, 1969, four days after Paul Stein was killed, the San Francisco Chronicle runs the newest installment of the Zodiac Killers letters right on the front page. In this recent letter to prove that he really was responsible for Paul's murder, he includes a piece of Paul's bloody shirt.

That is probably what those teenagers observed. He takes credit for killing Paul, brags that the police could have caught him if they had properly searched the area. And the most chilling part of the letter, though, is how it ends. The Zodiac says, quote, schoolchildren make nice targets. I think I shall wipe out a school bus some morning.

That is probably what those teenagers observed. He takes credit for killing Paul, brags that the police could have caught him if they had properly searched the area. And the most chilling part of the letter, though, is how it ends. The Zodiac says, quote, schoolchildren make nice targets. I think I shall wipe out a school bus some morning.

That is probably what those teenagers observed. He takes credit for killing Paul, brags that the police could have caught him if they had properly searched the area. And the most chilling part of the letter, though, is how it ends. The Zodiac says, quote, schoolchildren make nice targets. I think I shall wipe out a school bus some morning.

Just shoot out the front tire and then pick off the kitties as they come bouncing off, which, of course, sends people into even more of a full blown panic. Because at this point, nobody knows what the Zodiac is capable of. He is going to insane degrees of crime. And it's scary.

Just shoot out the front tire and then pick off the kitties as they come bouncing off, which, of course, sends people into even more of a full blown panic. Because at this point, nobody knows what the Zodiac is capable of. He is going to insane degrees of crime. And it's scary.

Just shoot out the front tire and then pick off the kitties as they come bouncing off, which, of course, sends people into even more of a full blown panic. Because at this point, nobody knows what the Zodiac is capable of. He is going to insane degrees of crime. And it's scary.

Completely unpredictable and clearly off his rocker.

Completely unpredictable and clearly off his rocker.

Completely unpredictable and clearly off his rocker.

Yeah. Now, I will say some people think Kathleen wasn't actually abducted by the Zodiac killer, but by someone else or maybe she made up the whole thing entirely. And I always err on the side of believing the victim like Kathleen was clearly traumatized by this event. But I do want to get into some of the theories that I saw.

Yeah. Now, I will say some people think Kathleen wasn't actually abducted by the Zodiac killer, but by someone else or maybe she made up the whole thing entirely. And I always err on the side of believing the victim like Kathleen was clearly traumatized by this event. But I do want to get into some of the theories that I saw.

Yeah. Now, I will say some people think Kathleen wasn't actually abducted by the Zodiac killer, but by someone else or maybe she made up the whole thing entirely. And I always err on the side of believing the victim like Kathleen was clearly traumatized by this event. But I do want to get into some of the theories that I saw.

So some of the skeptics actually point to the original police report, which has no mentioning of him threatening to kill Kathleen or her daughter. It just says he was, quote, They also point out a specific detail, that Kathleen said she escaped into a vineyard, but the only vineyards in the area were close to where she originally stopped her car.

So some of the skeptics actually point to the original police report, which has no mentioning of him threatening to kill Kathleen or her daughter. It just says he was, quote, They also point out a specific detail, that Kathleen said she escaped into a vineyard, but the only vineyards in the area were close to where she originally stopped her car.

So some of the skeptics actually point to the original police report, which has no mentioning of him threatening to kill Kathleen or her daughter. It just says he was, quote, They also point out a specific detail, that Kathleen said she escaped into a vineyard, but the only vineyards in the area were close to where she originally stopped her car.

which made people speculate that maybe she made this up and just assumed there were more vineyards around where she hopped out. Some theorized that it was an elaborate insurance scheme to get money for her car or that she was looking for publicity in some way.

which made people speculate that maybe she made this up and just assumed there were more vineyards around where she hopped out. Some theorized that it was an elaborate insurance scheme to get money for her car or that she was looking for publicity in some way.

which made people speculate that maybe she made this up and just assumed there were more vineyards around where she hopped out. Some theorized that it was an elaborate insurance scheme to get money for her car or that she was looking for publicity in some way.

But that begs the question, why would a pregnant woman with a 10-month-old baby go through all that trouble for an insurance scheme to get attention as she's on her way to take care of her sick mom? Yeah, right. I don't think she made it up. I mean, if you read the actual police report, the very next line talks about her being extremely frightened.