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The Zodiac Killer
Since the late 1960’s the identity of the zodiac killer has been a mystery. The closest thing the investigators have to the killer’s identity is a drawing. Some people say it was Arthur Leigh Allen. There was even a rumor that it was Ted Cruz. But that rumor is obviously false due to the first zodiac attack happening before Cruz was born. The zodiac killer taunted the police with quotes and many other letters wrote in symbols along with a quote: “I like killing people because it is so much fun. It is more fun than killing wild game in the forest because man is the most dangerous animal of them all” – zodiac killer
The Zodiac claimed he had murdered 37 people, but the investigators have only confirmed 7. The Zodiac did his
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