Adrian Harbinger
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Just some updated information. There are many references to work that would be done on E Coli. Now is its basic state E Coli is not all that harmful. But there is a reference early on that refers to WLD (wild) strains of a protein and RNS E par se which is a direct reference to manipulating E Coli. Also if the government was not worried about terrorism and E. Coli then why is each state required to have a plan for a outbreak. For example http://www.scdhec.gov/administration/library/ML-025272.pdf refers to a plan from SC. In most cases if someone was to clone a new strain a person would not even know that they have E. Coli until its to late and it shuts down your kidneys or other internal organs. I also feel that CITRS E WiLD NCBE refers to a strain of E coli that is found in fruit and the protein (NCBE). I just would hope I am wrong or else this is distrurbing.
This is extremely helpful. Here's the first pass crime map (thanks to you and carbuff!)Not saying there is anything new here, but maybe a little different take on where RM's body was found.
I could see them bringing the feds in hopes of cracking the code.I think also the obvious question is why would the FBI be involved in this to begin with? It was a suspicious death in a smallish town...seems like it would be an issue for local police to contend with.
I could see them bringing the feds in hopes of cracking the code.
Maybe you guys have already seen this, but this article has a lot of good info... including a picture of Ricky and an example of a cipher that is easy to solve.... it uses one letter before what is written. ("Nffu nf bu uif qpsl bu oppo" = "Meet me at the park at noon".)
Here is what was interesting from the article:
1. Ricky McCormick was a high school drop out and according to his family had used the coded writting since childhood. His own family does not know if anyone has the key to the code. I find that sort of odd.... surely he shared it with someone!
2. Ricky was last seen 5 days before he was found "when he received medication from a doctor at Forest Park Hospital in St. Louis for chronic heart and lung problems."
3. "He had a minimal criminal record but nothing that investigators believed would have contributed to his death. No one had reported McCormick missing and he was identified by fingerprints."
4. "Investigators believe the notes notes found in McCormick's pockets were written up to three days before he died." - If he was last seen 5 days before he was found, and they believe the notes were written 3 days before he died, then they have to think he died in the previous 2 days before he was found.
http://crimesceneinvestigations.blogspot.com/
But isn't it generally that when a case has local jurisdiction they only summon the FBI if their help is vitally needed? This low-profile "suspicious death" just doesn't seem to rise to that occasion. Also, it seems like the FBI took over the case, they are no longer just assisting with their code cracking specialists.
Some of the mentally ill folks I've worked with over the years could have filled dumpsters with their bizarre notebook journals. It's not like gibberish on paper is that uncommon.
I'm tired and my criminal justice classes are a little foggy. I seem to be on a losing streak today, so I can concede loss when appropriate.
If you check out the FBI's site, you'll see their request is part of a series on Cryptanalysts.But isn't it generally that when a case has local jurisdiction they only summon the FBI if their help is vitally needed?
I work in manufacturing, it looks like a bunch of random serial and part numbers. That's all I can come up with.
I do not open them do you?Anyone with photoshop here?
Make all letters BLOCk letters
line up as if it were a WORD FIND puzzle
then do as you would a WORD FIND PUZZLE
there are letters not being used in the notes.
so after lining all the BLOCK letters up eliminate them.
Also like in a WORD FIND PUZZLE
words can be from any direction.
He does have an abreviation for NUMBERS the one with the < next to it.
so try this.....
it just may be a complicated WORD FIND version of a note?
what surprises me is he did not use any kind of SYMBOLS or little scribble pics like most people.
like smilies and such?
He used only letters .
I also considered his numbers
would they add up to something?
and sept is in there someplace sept
and
I do hope PHOTOSHOPPING and making all letter block and lining them up in rows will help some...:loser:
EDIT: I FIND THE ABOVE QUOTED STORY POSTED BY SheerLuckHolmes TO BE SUSPECT GIVEN THE LACK OF A LINK OR OTHER PROOF THAT IT IS GENUINE.
Roughly ten years later...
And where does our journalist Mr. Whitworth work?
The Telegraph
111 E. Broadway
P.O. Box 278
Alton, IL 62002
Hello Mr. Whitworth.
EDIT: I FIND THE ABOVE QUOTED STORY POSTED BY SheerLuckHolmes TO BE SUSPECT GIVEN THE LACK OF A LINK OR OTHER PROOF THAT IT IS GENUINE.
Roughly ten years later...
And where does our journalist Mr. Whitworth work?
The Telegraph
111 E. Broadway
P.O. Box 278
Alton, IL 62002
Hello Mr. Whitworth.