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In the last blog I said Psycho Made $350,000 for Alfred Hitchcock. I should have said Psycho I made $350,000,000 for Alfred. (That's three hundred and fifty million dollars profit for Psycho I alone.) Not bad !! I don't know what the following three movies made.
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It's about time we started talking a little about Zodiac or I will begin to lose some of my obsessive-compulsive nature. All this time I've been having conversations with my friend Ricardo Gomez, mk-zodiac.com in San Francisco. When I bring up a point about who the zodiac is he always helps me by giving me info which enlarges my perspective. Ricardo is an extremely intelligent sleuth.
I don't want to sound like a broken record but there seems to be a connection between a few of the people in the two disc collectors edition of the zodiac and the zodiac himself. I agree with George Bawart, the Vallejo detective, most of the time. He is very good in his thinking. There seems to be a strong connection between Don C----y and the zodiac. It almost seems that maybe Arthur Leigh Allen was being set up by Don. Every time Allen mentioned something that he was doing, Don would cover himself by identifying with the same action. For instance licking the stamps on the thank you letters Allen was sending out. Also leaving a large thumb print on Allen's ball of wax that Allen had in his trailer. It almost seems that the two of them were working as a team.
Also, the remark that Darlene F. made to Mike Mageau at Blue Rock Springs when the car pulled up behind them. She called the man Rick, according to Mike. Mike said the Zodiac's first name was Rick. How much more do we need? Both of these leads can't be right. Mike got a good look at the Zodiac - only three feet away.
We seem to be going in circular patterns of thinking but the one "ace in the hole" we have is the brain fluid of Arthur Leigh Allen. But this only works for him. I think the Vallejo Police Dept. has more information than we know.
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