Scott Wolter

But I guess I have one more fun thing to tell you that is pretty profound that occurs throughout these documents.

And in fact, is one of the cipher phrases for the longest message that we have.

It's over 6,609 characters.

Are you familiar with scripto continua?

There's no punctuation.

There's no word separators.

It's just the message just reads kind of like Aramaic.

You got to put the words in.

But all of these messages that we have are encrypted.

You can't just read them.

And I can tell you that if you don't have experience with this stuff, you get no shot.

Between working with Don, his now deceased colleague, Dave Ryan, who was the cryptographer for the agency, and having done now 31 encrypted messages, even though they're all different, there's a similarity in the process of some of them.

But the cipher phrase is critical for many of them.

And if you don't have the cipher phrase, you're screwed.

But they're in the longest message.

The cipher phrase also occurs 13 times throughout the message as you decode it.

13 is a very important number.

It's the number of creation.

It's the number of the goddess.

And Venus cycles.