palm. Though some of the prints were even made in blood, none of them matched any prints on file. Two days later, another letter arrived for the press. Three fingerprints were developed from this letter, but as yet, they have yet to be matched to a suspect.The profile of the Zodiac Killer given by psychological profilers is that he was most likely born between 1938 and 1943, which would have made him between 25-30 at the start of his known killing spree. His slow metered speech with no trace of accent indicates a background in the Western United States. His letters hint of Dyslexia or early childhood mental illness. In addition his tastes in Gilbert and Sullivan Lyric Opera and expertise in mechanical procedures hint to a childhood with both parents in the home. He was possibly sexually abused as a child, and most notably found his personal redemption in marksmanship and a separation from societal norms. Though the Zodiac did strike in many other ways, the Stine murder would be the last indentifiably his. He had a few vague patterns, but none that stuck out in an identifiable manner. Of these patterns, his murders always took place near dusk or after dark on a weekend. His letters to the media, calls to the police station, and most significant, his signature. In the late nineties, an officer working on the case placed certain criteria specific to the Zodiac case in a computer to find other related unsolved crimes. This computer search pulled up a string of related incidences across California and the Pacific Northwest. Oddly, the sites of these events formed two rectangles held together by a solid line. This symbol, whose origin is the same as the Zodiac symbol used by the murderer, symbolizes the afterlife, and is placed on graves to hurry the souls to the afterlife. With Zodiac’s obsession with the afterlife, and the need for slaves in the thereafter, it is hypothesized that he is responsible for close to 100 mur...
