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Kathleen
Johns -
The only known
Zodiac victim to escape unharmed. Read her testimony of the
event. The
exclusive
Kathleen Johns Interview
is
available on CD for purchase. See the Ordering
Information
page for details. |
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Donna
Lass
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Donna Lass was a pretty
twenty-five year old woman with
frosted blonde hair and blue eyes.
She worked as a nurse at the Sahara
hotel in Stateline, Nevada and was
by all accounts a "good girl."
On Labor Day, September 6, 1970 Donna Lass disappeared and
some believe she was abducted from where she worked by the Zodiac killer
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| Santa
Barbara Murders
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Were these lovers "the first"? |
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| San
Diego Honeymoon Murders -
Joyce
and Johnny Swindle, 20-year-old childhood sweethearts, were shot
to death in San Diego on February 5, 1964. "There
are a hell of a lot more down there." |
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| Cheri
Jo Bates -
October 30, 1966, Riverside, California's first unsolved murder in
100 years. The police
think they know who did it. But their suspect's DNA was not a
match. Here is the first
public viewing of the "External
Examination" portion of Cheri Jo Bates' autopsy
report. |
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Nikki
Benedict - On May Day
(the major witchcraft Sabbat of Beltane and it's Feast of
Fires) 1967 (the last quarter phase of the moon)
a young hazel-eyed blond girl, 5' 6" with an athletic build (like Bates) was found on a path near a swale bleeding from stab wounds to her
chest. |
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Marina
Habe - On
December 30, 1968, this 17-year-old was taken from her own
driveway. |
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Rose
Tashman - An 18-year-old Israeli beauty, was driving home late at night
(on
a new moon, a Zodiac trait)
on the Hollywood Freeway on May 18, 1969 when her tire went out.
Evidently, a "Good Samaritan" stopped and offered help . . . |
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Gaul
/ Sharp
Murders - A
previously unknown Zodiac letter is connected to this double
murder. |
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| Leona
Roberts
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16-year-old was abducted from her boyfriends
apartment and some think she may have been a Zodiac victim. |
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Pat
Tan -
". . . I shall change the way the collecting of slaves. I shall
no longer announce to anyone when I commit my murders, they
shall look like routine robberies, killings of anger, & a few
fake accidents, etc . . . ." |
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Hood
/ Garcia Murders
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similar case that is unsolved. |
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| Robin
Graham - "There are a hell of a lot more
(victims) down there (Southern California)", said Zodiac ". . . you are only finding the easy
ones." |
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Jane
Doe 1969 -
Can
you help identify this victim? |
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