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On October 30, 1966, a dark alley in Riverside, California echoed
with the dying screams of 18-year-old Cheri Jo Bates.
Many authorities believe that the man responsible for this
unsolved murder later became the infamous Zodiac Serial Killer of
Northern California. |
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On December 20, 1968 a series of attacks began in Northern
California when a man gunned down two teenagers in Benicia,
California. By the
end of 1969 there were five known murder victims and two survivors
attributable to attacks made by the Zodiac - a name coined by the
killer himself in a letter he wrote to the Vallejo
Times-Herald newspaper. In
letters he wrote over a nine-year-period, he claimed
responsibility for over three dozen murders although the real Zodiac
"tally" is in doubt. |
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Despite dedicated police and FBI investigations, and the emergence
of over 2,000 suspects, no one has ever been prosecuted for these
crimes, let alone even arrested!
To this day the "Crime of the Century" remains
unsolved, and the Zodiac Serial Killer is considered by some even
more mystifying and elusive than Jack the Ripper. |
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The
Zodiac / Manson Connection explores the strong possibility that
Charles Manson was the mastermind of the Zodiac crime spree and
that it was carried out by some members of the Manson Family to
promote his "Helter Skelter" or revolution.
Two key witnesses speak for the first time and
confirm the chief suspect's identity.
This amazing book offers insights into why: |
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~Zodiac
killed for no apparent reason. |
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~Zodiac wrote so many letters and cards to
various newspapers. |
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~Those
letters and cards indicate Manson Family
involvement. |
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~The
cities of Benicia and Vallejo, California were
chosen for two
separate attacks. |
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~The
Beatles songs provided inspiration for the
Zodiac’s crimes. |
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~A
19-year-old girl and her friend were murdered
in an alley in Los Angeles in 1969. |
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~A
previously unknown Zodiac letter is connected to this double murder. |
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~A
young man was murdered in a London, England hotel
in 1969. |
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~Zodiac
wrote to the Los
Angeles Times newspaper
in 1971. |
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This
and much more new information that confirms the author's research
included with every book. |
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