And of course he's a Vikings fan

https://twitter.com/Hmmmmyesquite/status/1445871354910285824

The Case Breakers is now saying it has identified the Zodiac Killer as Gary Francis Poste, who passed away in 2018. The team's years of digging uncovered new forensic evidence and photos from Poste's darkroom. One image features scars on the forehead of Poste that match scars on a sketch of the Zodiac, the team said.

Other clues include deciphering letters sent by the Zodiac that revealed him as the killer, said Jen Bucholtz, a former Army counterintelligence agent who works on cold cases. In one note, the letters of Poste's full name were removed to reveal an alternate message, she told Fox News.

"So you've got to know Gary's full name in order to decipher these anagrams," Bucholtz said. "I just don't think there's any other way anybody would have figured it out."
https://www.foxnews.com/us/cold-case...ntified-murder

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He apparently had a gang he led too, which also corroborates theories he wasn't the only "zodiac killer"

Hans Smits told Fox News he spent 10 years hiding a whistleblower who said he escaped a criminal "posse" headed by Poste. The man, who The Case Breakers only referred to as Wil, told Smits the posse roamed California's High Sierra region and that he was "groomed into a killing machine."

In addition, Wil said he witnessed Poste burying murder weapons in the woods, Smits said.

"They put out several bear caches out there in case something happened," Smits said.

Smits said he gave Wil financial, logistical and emotional support over the years and moved him around for nearly 10 years in an effort to keep him safe.

"I'm the one that took him to the FBI office and put him on a train and sent him out of state," Smits said.

Another woman named Michelle said she was common-law married to Poste's son. She told Fox News she was a victim of harassment by Poste and his "posse" during the relationship that included damaging her car and other incidents.

Despite being dead for three years, some people are mysteriously still loyal to him, said Michelle, who also declined to provide her last name.

"He targeted young men who didn't have a father figure," she said. "It was a posse of three but the one [Poste] did a lot of damage. He still has some kind of control… and he's gone."