![]() ![]() ![]() He’s clearly wanting to make this one more difficult, but I’m not sure whether he realized just how difficult he had made it by writing it out this way. In terms of trying to understand anything about the actual man himself who created that, the one thing you can say is that he sent in a cipher a couple of months previous to this one and it was solved within three or four days. And then Thursday, a week ago, we just started to piece it together. I got serious about it in March of this year, and we spent a lot of time on it between March and now, just going through, having no success, no success, no success. So I reached out to him originally through a YouTube comment, and then we got chatting, and it went from there. When I watched those, I thought “This is a really good analytical approach that he’s taken to try to solve this.” And I sort of saw a couple of things that I thought might be interesting for him to try. But one of the people I solved this with, David Oranchak, has been working on this cipher for 15 years, and one of the things he’s done to really popularize it and keep it in the interest people is he’s posted a number of videos on his efforts to solve the cipher. Sam: Years and years ago I saw old documentaries from the early 1990s on the Zodiac Killer, and I thought this was a fascinating case. VICE: How did you become so heavily involved in decrypting the Zodiac Killer’s “340 cipher”?
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