Recent content by bdsjr

Good questions! Here is what I think below. It's only my opinion and worth what you pay for it but I've been living in Vallejo and Napa California in the years 1968 and 1969 for 13 months straight now. I have been sleeping, eating, and breathing everything Zodiac including on Newspapers.com...

You are definitely on to him, persona wise. Some FBI profilers have come to that same conclusion. If you go back in this thread a couple of months, I summarized one of the retired FBI profiler's ideas about him. You can also find that podcast which is really good stuff. My opinion: he was a...

Well, I don't think I would call him a "romantic" but I think there is a possibility (repeat: possibility) that he's some sort of lover's lane avenger. He might have been cheated on as a young man, maybe blaming another guy for stealing his sweetheart in high school or something. Something...

Bingo! If he didn't take credit, he knew there was something, however slight, that could lead police to him. That is my opinion.

You're right about the Peggy Trainor deal. Contrary to initial reporting, she did not live right next door but she lived not too far away, in a close by neighborhood is my memory. I think there is something else to consider and I don't think it really ever gets much traction. The Zodiac...

This is obviously a very late response, since I am just now reading this but better late than never. Over the past couple of days, I have spent hours researching one particular firearm, a Sears, Roebuck, and Co. store brand J.C. Higgins, model 80, .22LR automatic pistol. The CA Bureau of...

As a side note, you should really look at adding Leona Larell Roberts to your list, a Napa teenager kidnapped from Rodeo, CA on December 10th, 1969. Suspect seen outside of the duplex where she was kidnapped was a dead ringer for several of the Zodiac descriptions, short, young, stocky, dark...

I am of the opinion that DNA is the only hope for the case to get solved. No matter the amount or degradation, we've got to hope that there is something, however miniscule, that can be used. All across the country, there are an untold number of unsolved homicides. Some have the evidence right...

Great job! Something to be extremely proud of.

But at least that DNA will have a person or persons attached to it, and that information will tell a story, whether it is a viable suspect or not. It will at least answer some questions, maybe causing new questions to come forward. Nothing else related to the immediate family will advance this...

Entry into this 7000 square foot home was possible by an intruder. I am seeing conflicting information about whether or not (or how many) doors and windows were found unsecure, and there is the buddy who said he found the butler door ajar, blah blah. It does not even matter what anyone said...

It is possible for an unknown suspect to sneak into and out of a large house, undetected, at any time while someone is either away or asleep. That's been happening since the invention of houses.

There is nothing left here to investigate until someone is found to match the DNA left on her body. No amount of gut instincts, suspicions, or debates about the Ramsey family or an intruder are ever going to advance the solution. It might make someone feel good but it is an exercise in...

Okay, I stand corrected. I did purchase the Kindle version and after reading further I consider it to be unreliable due to too many errors. It’s also too choppy and in desperate need of editing.

I just read the sample on Amazon. This looks to be very well done. I may purchase a copy. Thanks.