Danville Theory

[californiah]

Sorry, reviewed this not done well.  Was hoping to piece this out through discussion. Here it is with the Mad is the word info. as well (posted this portion on Redditt) Sorry just a ton to process.
Lets try again.


EAR plants papers between Iron Horse Trail and Osage Park. At minimum a commom misdirect, if figured out a major taunt to LE.



He uses Zodics Mt Diablo Map (corrected to true north, as directed) This moves compass to approximate location of where Danville papers are found.  Note compass setting on location is 6 degrees. (attached)

Found by LE one 12/9/78. 

Mad is the Word 6th grade-  Why are we taking this at face value? Everything is a misdirect or double meaning. So another meaning or use for 6th grade is found in Morals and Dogma of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of Freemasonry 1871.
freemasoninformation.com/masonic-education/books/morals-and-dogma/morals-and-dogma-intimate-secretary/

EAR writes that he is in the sixth grade ( or sixth degree matching compass location)  This is a tedious read but what i find is the connection with common phrases or words matching each grade. 
We find the papers as EAR and if you believe that EAR is also VR and ONS then , VR=5th grade and ONS=7th grade. (and we can address 3rd and 4th grades later.)
I think we will all agree with this at its basic form.

VR MO- Ransack, throw underwear, petty theft
EAR MO- Ransack, rape, petty theft
ONS MO- Ransack, rape, murder, petty theft.

As he "graduates" to the next form he elevates his grade.  VR 5th, EAR 6th, ONS 7th.
The interesting thing is how these grades from the Morals and Dogma have words and phrases and meanings that match each corresponing MO.
A few examples.  Goto link it is set on 6 grade (or degrees) goto 7th Grade Provost and Judge. for a sample read the two paragraphs under P.129,  the paragraph above P.131 and the final paragraph. If you know the ONS cases well there seems to be more than a few connections. 

The Punishment Map- Interesting connection to Morals and Dogma 3rd grade P.86 ( is this Forty Seventh Proposition unfolding off the T on punishment?


The Custer Essay connection-  Custer used Osage (Osage Park) indian guides in the battle of Washita River against Black Kettle in the US Indian wars. Osage Indian Murders in the 1920,s. FBI,s first big case. Not handeled well.

Just some strange connections. Was hoping for some feedback if you have the time.

Thanks

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[morf13]

Being blunt, I think that's far fetched

[californiah]

Ok. Just thought it strange that a map released on 6/26/70 by Zodiac, when correctly pointed to true north hovers over the Danville Site. In 1978 EAR "drops" some papers, in those papers one references the 6th grade. Another 6th grade referenced in a 1871 publication and in the first paragraph it mentions setting a compass to true north, the word Concord and iron rails. Yes that is far fetched." A geographical oddity."

[cleopatra]

There's so much oddity, so much weirdness, and so many coincidences in this case.  In fact, there is so much more of all those, put together, than there are of meaningful clues.  Then, the best clue there is, seems to just be sitting around being useless right now - the DNA.

[californiah]

Yes Cleopatra i agree, the best evidence is DNA. However we have to play with what we have.

If you know any thing about the Sierra Club card, ( i know Morf does) and you have some time take a look and tell me what you notice.

I will lead you a bit, to save time.

1.Do not worry about math playing a role.

2.Assume your POI is also fluent in Spanish

3.Watch for the same tecniques hes used in the past

4. Focus only on the upside down phrase.

and let me know if you find anything of coincidence.

Thanks

[californiah]

And a follow up what did happen to Black Kettle ?

attached.

Any uncommon phrases from late 60's mid 70's California jump out at you?

(EAR dialouge, Cheri Jo Bates Confession letter)

and guess what Colonel Chivinton became?



7th Grade- P133 - draw up the folds of thier garment so they not be soiled by his touch.

[californiah]

Fun fact- the word Horrid was at its 200 year usage low when EAR wrote Mad is the word.

[oldgal]

Since we're discussing Danville, I'll leave my question here. I'm new and this may have been discussed before, apologies in advance.  Is it not the case that on the back of the drawing found at Danville, there were some words, among them "punishment" and "Snelling"?  And wasn't Snelling the name of a victim near Visalia?  Does that not strike anyone as significant?  Thanks.

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Mar 17, 2018 22:51:12 GMT oldgal said:

Since we're discussing Danville, I'll leave my question here. I'm new and this may have been discussed before, apologies in advance.  Is it not the case that on the back of the drawing found at Danville, there were some words, among them "punishment" and "Snelling"?  And wasn't Snelling the name of a victim near Visalia?  Does that not strike anyone as significant?  Thanks.

I think it means Ft. Snelling, MT ...... Custer's Waterloo. I think he thought Custer and he were similar. IE he described Custer's enemies more or less as "brave people who only wanted to protect there homes and families." It could potentially mean the Custer homework was recently completed and fresh on his mind too.

[oldgal]

Thanks for replying, saund10295.