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    Zodiac Killer and 340 Cipher Decoded: Part 1

    By Mark Butcher

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    About this ebook

    Explore Zodiac killer; a journey that dissects the Zodiacs 340 cipher. Anticipate glimpses into a serial killers mentality. Serial lust for blood, fame, and discern the unknown.

    From true events, never solved. Interact, and entice your hemispherical position. Embrace symbollogy from a narcissistic riddler. Allow your own potentials to apply. Learn the 340 cipher, and its construction.

    From the history of a surrealistic mad man and, his victims. Too the finer points of this unsolved mystery. One of the top ten unsolved crimes in America. A compilation of brain teasers unlike any other.

    If you enjoy the ones that force you to think? And love a mental grasp that retains constant depth. You’ll be elated with this flow of questions, answers, and forced speculation. You’ll be involved throughout the endeavor. Even you could click in the final clue, with this fully open construction of work.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu Publishing Services
    Release dateFeb 9, 2016
    ISBN9781483442372
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