Zodiac Killer letter, October 5th 1970

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October 5th 1970. 13 holepunches thought to represent victims, here represented by black circles "⬤". Initially dismissed as a hoax, was decided to be real after the "Fk" was discovered in earlier ciphers, and "crackproof" reappeared in a later letter.

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Mon. Oct 5, 1970

DEAR EDITOR:

You'll hate me, but I've got to tell you.

THE PACE ISN'T ANY SLOWER! IN
FACT IT'S JUST ONE BIG thirteenth 		13 'Some of Them Fought
It Was Horrible'

Zodiac

P.S.THERE ARE REPORTS city police pig cops are closeing in on me. Fk I'm crackproof, What is the price tag now?

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