It has been a long time since he was out there, active.

But he's still around, the Zodiac managed to generate enough fear in California, enough

notoriety around the world, to have lived in the mind of mankind for half a century to

this point, and not rent-free is a saying goes, no, the rent was agreed to be five lives,

though I think we all know that that number is much too low.

The letters have all been sent, and the ciphers, the codes that have been cracked at date, seemingly

only served to crack a smile on the ghost of a killer, who still haunts us to this day.

But now there's a strong possibility that we suddenly have a real shot after all these

years to know who he was, why he was.

And it's strange, because for the most part people seem resistant to the idea, they seem

upset that the game may finally be over.

They don't want to believe it.

They don't want to know.

The Zodiac, somewhere along the line, became more beloved legend than a loose of killer,

and that's maybe the most disturbing thing of all.

Hello, out there.

This is a special episode of Dark Topic featuring an interview with one of the members of the

Casebreakers, a group of 40 former FBI agents, journalists, and retired law enforcement,

dedicated to solving high-profile cold cases.

Jennifer Buchholz, a surveillance expert, a licensed private investigator, an investigative

journalist, and professor of criminal justice and forensic science, also an army veteran

specializing in a counterintelligence, as well as podcast host, a break the case.

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