Both the April 20th 1970 letter and September 25th 1990 postcard tempted us with a 13 character name. This correspondence was reminiscent of the April 20th 1970 code mailed by the Zodiac Killer, as it too promised a name at the foot of the postcard and the address side of the communication. The Zodiac Killer mailed two letters on October 28th 1987 to the Vallejo Times-Herald and San Francisco Chronicle, so it had been nearly three years since any confirmed correspondence had arrived at any newspaper offices, when on September 25th 1990, somebody insinuating he was the Zodiac Killer mailed the Celebrity Cypher postcard to the Vallejo Times-Herald containing a 63 or 64 character cryptogram. But this may not have been the only time the Zodiac Killer responded to a TV show by creating a cryptogram. As time went by, the narcissistic traits of Zodiac realized that by focusing his attention towards high profile individuals such as Melvin Belli and Paul Avery, it would inevitably garner more attention for himself. The Zodiac Killer would react to this when he enciphered a message in the 340 cryptogram on November 8th 1969, stating "That wasn't me on the TV show". Unfortunately this never materialized, with Zodiac Killer hoaxer Eric Weill taking the limelight and ringing into the KGO Radio Station in San Francisco that same morning. They always give us more than the facts, more than the eye can see.On October 22nd 1969, the Zodiac Killer (or somebody claiming to be the Zodiac Killer) rang the Oakland Police Department requesting an airing on the Jim Dunbar TV Show with either Melvin Belli or Francis Lee Bailey, two high profile celebrity lawyers of the day.
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