Some of Penn's errors and other things...
We did this with Graysmith and his failure to report the facts, so here's a thread for Penn:Penn claims that Z shot Stine with a .38 (pp. 2, 187-188, 220), when it is a matter of fact that Z used a...
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Penn's lying about something here. In the story, "Robbery Victim: Cabbie Slain in Presidio Hts." (SF Chronicle, 10-12-1969, p. 1), it was reported, "He was shot in the back...
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I appreciate your input, Jake... and considering Penn had access to Zodiac for at least 9 months before his manuscript went to press, he should have corrected the relevant parts I mentioned above.
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Do your best. Oh, and I read plenty of it to know it's pure BS. And, please look at Penn's "diplomatic rendition" of the Desktop Poem on p. 210 and please explain why he purposely...
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Ed,You keep coming to the conclusion that Penn is lying. As though that were the only explanation possible.Then you explain why he conveniently and conspicuously neglected to name the author and title...
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As he has for years, Lizard King (now Anonymous) is jerking your collective chains. He doesn't believe Michael O'Hare is guilty on the basis of Penn's writings anymore than anyone else does. Just...
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Another reference to Penn's claim that Stine was shot with a .38 is found on pages 32-33. That's the problem with this damned textbook, there's no index to easily find references when one needs them...
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Something interesting on pages 33-34:The letter to Melvin Belli was addressed to "228 Mtgy." For some reason, it had never occurred to the police to wonder about the address -- I...
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I find it extremely difficult to decide whose Zodiac books are more viable candidates for toilet paper - Graysmith's or Penn's.
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I find it extremely difficult to decide whose Zodiac books are more viable candidates for toilet paper - Graysmith's or Penn's.The paperback version of Graysmith is fairly absorbent.
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On second thought, neither choice of book is up my alley - they would probably pose a hazard to my health.
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When I am rich, I will buy a bird and a 50 copy of T17 to use as really super-expensive birdcage liner.
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OK, I found this on p. 27:I pointed out something that I had noticed, and Graysmith said that he had noticed, too: all the places where the Zodiac had murdered people had something to do with...
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Penn is just a simply liar, like Graysmith.. They only want to ruin the hole case, for new persons that interrest in the case.
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Penn is just a simply liar, like Graysmith.. They only want to ruin the hole case, for new persons that interrest in the case.Have you tried to read "Times 17?" I mean, *really* read...
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