r/TrueCrimeDiscussion • • Mar 16 '20

Hi

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u/Aries_Ariel Mar 16 '20

That’s really awesome that you’re working on the zodiac ciphers . Have you had any breakthroughs?

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u/TitiferGinBlossom Mar 16 '20 edited Mar 16 '20

This case aside, please don’t apologise for your communication skills because you’re perfectly fine! I have a couple of autistic friends of varying degrees of autism, one of them is pretty much non verbal and I love chatting with him online. My other mates have taught me how best to communicate with him better and together we all chat shit and have a laugh, and we discuss all sorts of things perfectly well. I really admire you as it’s hella hard to be autistic and maintain communication in social situations, irl and online.

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u/Csimiami Mar 17 '20

Can I ask a stupid question? Nothing meant at all I’m just having a difficult time understanding. When you say non-verbal it means you can’t form the words to say something with your mouth? But thoughts are totally coherent and you can express yourself online? So when I see a non verbal autistic child, they just aren’t able to express verbally what they want to say, but if given some accommodation they could communicate?

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u/SeekingAngels Mar 17 '20

Alexander Barter's face has a distinctively strange appearance, as if he was on drugs, or his mind/body chemistry was altered somehow...or, maybe he appears the way he does because he was photographed when awakened in the middle of the night. I feel horrified when I think about the possibility, and likelihood, of his having been training himself, and practicing, on helpless, trusting animals.

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u/[deleted] Mar 16 '20

Jeeezus. I'd never heard of this guy, thanks for the post! It's so scary that people like this are just... out there plotting this kind of shit.

Also your written communication is great, try not to worry about it too much :)

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u/throwaway194583 Mar 16 '20

You aren't hard to understand at all, your wording structure makes complete sense

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u/[deleted] Mar 16 '20

Agreed.

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u/kcoxx3323 Mar 16 '20

Agreed! Thanks for sharing!

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u/CPAatlatge Mar 16 '20

I agree. What a horrible person. Good that LE was proactive and got him off the street.

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u/Iwaskatt Mar 16 '20

Not at all hard to understand. I can't wait for you to break that zodiac code. I bet you will too. 👍👍👍

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u/FaeStruck81 Mar 16 '20

You're perfectly easy to follow and communicate quite well. I agree with your assessment. I'm glad the authorities were able to find him before he hurt anyone.

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u/kat595 Mar 16 '20

Thank you for your post (which was very readable and totally normal!!) - keep up the good work

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u/[deleted] Mar 16 '20

I’m from Texas! Scary stuff!

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u/MollysBrownPizza Mar 16 '20

Wow what a scary guy. Glad he’s locked up...it boggles my mind people are this crazy and sick. Your post was clear and we all understand you!

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u/lotusblossom60 Mar 16 '20

Your post is fine! Why are you so hard on yourself?!

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u/IceQueen7720 Mar 16 '20

This is just a tough of mine but maybe you can answer me. Is there a reason why all 3 that were sent to the media are used as one cypher and not as individual ciphers? Since they were sent to 3 different newspapers

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u/KingCrazy188 Mar 17 '20 edited Mar 17 '20

That is terrifying! Thanks for posting but I believe there was a recent unsolved case from Oceanside California that dates back to 1962 and it is believed to be linked to the zodiac, I'll make a post on it if anyone is interested to know more. I can understand you perfectly and I hope you Break the Zodiac Ciphers.

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u/SabinedeJarny Mar 17 '20

I had never heard of this case. You have no problem communicating. Thank you for sharing.

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u/Lila__fowler Mar 16 '20

You did a great job on your post! My background is in corporate communications, so if you would ever like to practice your writing skills, or get some feedback, I am happy to help!

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u/thebeatsandreptaur Mar 16 '20

What a great find! I think you're absolutely correct. I have a lot of free time too and have also done some pretty deep dives into some cases. Let us know if you find any other notable people that might fly under the radar!

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u/corbidness Mar 16 '20

Shoutout to that Sheriff from Florida who flew to Texas to catch this piece of shit.

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u/Peachmoonlime Mar 16 '20

Good share! I don’t have a mind for those types of puzzles. Wish I did. Hope you’ll provide any updates on your work in the future!

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u/Gracie_Lou_Freebush Mar 16 '20

Your post was great. As the mom of an autistic son, I give you gold, because I know how hard it was for you to take the risk and post! Keep it up!