Two weeks after the attack at Lake Berry, we are now at October 11, 1969 on our Zodiac

timeline.

This is when a white male hailed a taxi cab driven by 29-year-old Paul Stein.

The passenger would hailed the taxi cab at the intersection of Mason and Gary Streets.

This is one block west of Union Square in San Francisco.

This is in the heart of the city.

The passenger requesting to be taken to Washington and Maple Streets in the Presidio Heights

area.

It's about a 13-15-minute drive from the location of where Paul Stein picks up his passenger

to where the passenger is requesting to be dropped off.

For reasons unknown, the taxi cab did not stop at the requested destination.

Instead, Paul Stein drove one block past Maple Street to Cherry Street.

How do we know that the passenger requested to be dropped off elsewhere?

One block prior to where the location where they do drop off is based off of the taxi

cab driver's journal or log sheet for picking up the passenger at that location and where

the passenger requested to go.

We know that the cab made an additional block based off of eyewitness testimony.

The only reason why I question this is that possible that the Zodiac said, take me to

this location and the guy goes, well, I don't know exactly where that's at.

He said, well, it's right by whatever.

Then that's what the cab driver put into his log.

That's interesting because it's always been pondered why go the additional block and we

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