Let's Crack Zodiac - Episode 1 - Graysmith

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I created a new video series on Youtube.
It's called "Let's Crack Zodiac".
True crime meets classical cryptography.

Episode 1: Graysmith
Almost 35 years ago, Robert Graysmith published his blockbuster book, "Zodiac", and claimed to solve a famous unsolved Zodiac Killer cipher. But did he really solve it? Let's break it down.

 
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