We are told that the z408 and z340 are solved. Two cipher solutions that give no information at all, described as rankings from mad man. But the 13 character cipher about a name is said to uncrackable because it can produce ‘infinite’ solutions of which there is no way to choose one over the other. A name is attached to a ‘person’. Killers kill in their neighborhood first. Has anyone ever thought of running the infinite solutions against a database of the phone book from 1968 – 1972, the time of the killings in San Francisco and Vallejo to see is any of the solutions for names are there? The pool of names is finite and that makes it more solvable than declaring BS valid!
Posted by ben_watson_jr
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Let’s assume we can come up with 1 billion names from the 13-character cipher. How hard is it to narrow the search using real data that applies in a narrow fashion? Remember they are accepting the solutions to the z340 and z408, of which both solutions have no names, places, dates, or things that can be independently verified.. A name is totally the opposite!
It is another example of how whoever wants this covered up to push people towards crap and to make you think your efforts in the right area are impossible and waste of time..
If they tell you Z-13 is impossible to narrow an answer to suspect, that means it’s easy and that they know the ‘real’ answer is there.