十二宫杀手

十二宫杀手 十二宫 从12月28日， 1968年，旧金山湾区成了家里的一个美国最臭名昭著的连环杀手-神出鬼 没十二生肖杀手。取笑和嘲弄警方的电话，信件和隐性信息，十二生肖继续他的疯狂杀戮似 乎置若罔闻近三年。虽然声称他已造成37人死亡，只能链接他少数的某些攻击。 1969年 至1974年，生肖沟通各种报纸，并要求他信打印或报复杀人会发生。 7月31日， 1969 年，一个这样的信包括了三个部分密码，每个部分被送往不同的旧金山地区的报纸。遵守杀 手的需求，三家报纸跑的故事十二生肖密码。直到这个时候，政府的最佳代码断路器一直无 法破解密码。看到隐窝邻克作风密码在报纸上，唐哈登，当地高中教师从萨利纳斯，坐下来 与他早上喝一杯咖啡，并在几个小时内他和他的妻子解决了这一密码。哈登的突破来时，他 开始与一个假设，即杀手的自我可能会导致他开始他的邮件，信“我” ，他很可能会使用“杀” 与“杀人”都含有一个双研究他的假设证明是正确的，而且密码很快形成一个伊利供认各种各 样。在解决信息开始， “我喜欢杀人，因为它是如此有趣。这是不是更有趣杀害野生比赛中， 福雷斯特，因为人是最dangeroue动物的所有” (在原来的拼写) 。 原文: Beginning on December 28, 1968, San Francisco's bay area became home for one of America's most notorious serial killers -- the elusive Zodiac killer. Teasing and taunting the police with telephone calls, letters and cryptic messages, the Zodiac continued on his killing spree seemingly unheeded for almost three years. While claiming that he has killed thirty-seven people, police can only link him to a handful of attacks for certain. Between 1969 and 1974, the Zodiac communicated with various newspapers and demanded that his letters be printed or reprisal killings would occur. On July 31, 1969, one such letter included a three part cipher, with each part being sent to a different San Francisco area newspaper. Complying with the killer's demand, the three newspapers ran the story of the Zodiac cipher. Up to that point, the government's best code breakers had been unable to crack the cipher. Seeing the crypt-o-gram style cipher in the newspaper, Don Harden, a local high school teacher from Salinas, sat down with his morning cup of coffee and within a few hours he and his wife solved the cipher. Harden's break came when he started with an assumption that the killer's ego might cause him to begin his message with the letter "I" and that he would most likely be using the words "kill" and "killing" both of which contain a double-L. His assumptions proved correct, and the cipher soon began to form an erie confession of sorts. The solved message began, "I like killing people because it is so much fun. It is more fun than killing wild game in the forrest because man is the most dangeroue animal of all" (misspellings in original). 第一部分十二生肖密码这是解决当地的高中老师 使用一个简单的替代密码的信作了很容易解决十二生肖的1969年7月的讯息。警方和 公众将不会这么幸运了下一次，他们并没有等待太久。 11月9日， 1969年，生肖发出了 所谓的“ 340密码” (为340神秘人物，它包含) 。加州司法部，联邦调查局，办公室的海 军情报，美国邮政服务，和当地海湾地区警察部门，以及许多专业代码断路器，一直未能解 决这一密码，它仍然是解决这一天。 原文:First part of Zodiac cipher that was solved by a local high school teacher Using a simple letter substitution cipher made it easy to solve the Zodiac's July 1969 message. Police and the public would not be so lucky the next time, and they didn't have to wait long. On November 9, 1969, the Zodiac sent what has become known as the "340 Cipher" (for the 340 cryptic characters that it contains). The California Department of Justice, the FBI, the Office of Naval Intelligence, the U.S. Postal Service, and local bay area police departments, as well as many professional code breakers, have been unable to solve this cipher and it remains unsolved to this day. 在十二生肖的解决340名密码 中期1974年，生肖写下最后一封信给媒体。他将永远不会再次听到。在2004年，旧金山警察局正式重新归入案件的十二生肖的地位从“积极”到“无效” 。真正的十二生肖的预测，取得了35年前，他将永远不会被-他从来就没有。他的身份和解决340名密码都仍是一个谜这一天。 “警察永远不得追赶我，因为我已经太聪明了。 ” -杀手的十二生肖 如果你喜欢puzzels和隐窝邻克，采取裂纹解决十二生肖的340名密码。人谁发现的解 决几乎可以肯定将成为国际知名的。 注:十二生肖是众所周知的故意拼错单词和语法用坏，以避免鉴定，并推测摆脱职业守 则断路器。 原文:The Zodiac's unsolved 340 cipher In mid-1974, the Zodiac wrote his last letter to the media. He would never be heard from again. In 2004, the San Francisco Police Department offically re-classified the Zodiac case status from "active" to "inactive." True to the Zodiac's prediction, made over 35 years ago, that he would never be caught -- he never was. His identity and the solution to the 340 Cipher both remain a mystery to this day. "The police shall never catch me because I have been too clever for them." -- the Zodiac killer If you like puzzels and crypt-o-grams, take a crack at solving the Zodiac's 340 Cipher. The person who discovers the solution is almost certain to become internationally famous overnight. Note: The Zodiac is known to intentionally misspell words and uses bad grammar in order to avoid identification and to presumably throw off professional code breakers.