Image 1 — Mike Mageau, the most traumatized survivor of the Zodiac.
Image 2 — Mike Mageau, the most traumatized survivor of the Zodiac.
Image 3 — Mike Mageau, the most traumatized survivor of the Zodiac.
Image 4 — Mike Mageau, the most traumatized survivor of the Zodiac.
Image 5 — Mike Mageau, the most traumatized survivor of the Zodiac.
Image 6 — Mike Mageau, the most traumatized survivor of the Zodiac.

Mike Mageau, the most traumatized survivor of the Zodiac.

Mike was born on October 29, 1949 in Vallejo, California. He was only 19 when his life changed forever.

Around midnight on July 4–5, 1969 Mike and 22-year-old Darlene Ferrin were sitting in a parked car at the Blue Rock Springs Park parking lot in Vallejo. A car pulled up behind them and then drove away, but it soon came back. The driver got out, walked toward their car with a flashlight, and shined it at them, temporarily blinding them. He then fired several shots into the car with a 9mm Luger. Mike was shot four times, suffering serious injuries to his jaw, shoulder, arm, and abdomen. Somehow, he survived. He managed to crawl out of the car and get help. Darlene, however was pronounced dead when she arrived at the hospital.

The attack left a lasting impact on Mike. Back then, there wasn’t really much awareness of how much care and support survivors needed after going through something like that. In a lot of ways, the Zodiac completely changed his life.

Even after everything he went through, Mike was still able to give the police a description of the Zodiac and tell them what happened that night. Mike then tried to stay as far away as possible from anything related to the Zodiac. It took time, but eventually he was able to rebuild his life and even appeared in documentaries to talk about his own experience.

I hope he knows how many people still remember him and care about what he went through. Just a little appreciation post for Mike Mageau, sending him lots of love and support.

u/Ambitious_Pass7451 — 16 days ago
▲ 253 r/oil

BREAKING: Saudi Arabia restarts East-West oil pipeline, to resume exports from Yanbu, sources cited by Reuters - Al Arabiya TV.

Well done, they restored the pipeline and resumed operations quickly. 🎉

u/Ambitious_Pass7451 — 24 days ago
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Insane video of a Russian air defence system Pantsir being deployed right above Moscows busiest highway right next to an oil refinery. 🛢️

After Ukraine’s largest- drone- attack on Moscow’s oil refineries, Russia deployed an air defense system in the middle of a highway next to an oil refinery as a last ditch effort to protect it.

u/Ambitious_Pass7451 — 24 days ago

How are the notes untraceable?

I just can't understand in today's world, anything you send via E-mail or whatever, cannot be traced? Like what are you talking about? I just find it hard to believe it. Once you click to send, there is no way nothing would appear to be traced back. Even the in the 60s they can trace phones back to where its location, so how about now with data and everything.

I don't know. But I need to know for a fact how are the notes untraceable?!

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u/Ambitious_Pass7451 — 2 months ago

Leigh Allen and "The most Dangerous Game" in High School. Coincidence?

Allen stated that he had read the book The Dangerous Game in high school and left a lasting impression on him.

The story about a big white hunter, Sanger Rainsford washes up on the shore of a private island after a boating accident and meets its owner, General Zaroff. The general is a shifty but polite character who introduces himself as a fellow hunter and claims to be after the titular "most dangerous game". After a lot of dialog it is finally revealed that he is actually hunting human beings, and Rainsford gets picked to be the next prey. The hunt itself takes only a few pages, during which Rainsford outsmarts his pursuers, confronts Zaroff and kills him.

The Most Dangerous Game connection with Zodiac is certainly interesting to think of. The similarity between the two definitely makes me and others wondered. Was this just another Leigh coincidence with the Zodiac?

In the Z408 cipher, Zodiac says: I like killing people because it is so much fun, It is more fun than killing wild game in the forest. Man is the most dangerous animal of all.

I. Killing people vs. killing wild game:
Zaroff becomes bored with hunting animals and starts hunting humans instead. Zodiac similarly compares killing people to killing “wild game.”

II. Man is the most dangerous animal:
Zaroff considers humans the ideal prey because they have intelligence, Zodiac’s wording man is the most dangerous animal of all fits well with that concept.

III. The thrill of hunting, Zodiac wrote: To kill something gives me the most thrilling experience. The story is also built around the excitement and challenge of hunting humans. So killing and hunting humans is presented as something more thrilling than ordinary hunting.

IV. The idea of game:
Zaroff literally treats human hunting as a game. The victim gets a chance to escape and Zaroff hunts them down. Zodiac repeatedly used hunting and game language when discussing his killings.

I know that the similarities do not prove that Allen was the Zodiac and that the book was obviously a well known. But how much of this can realistically be dismissed as a coincidence if Allen really was the Zodiac?

u/Ambitious_Pass7451 — 2 months ago
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Who was the first human to give the names of each “ colors”?

That might be a dumb question. But have you ever wondered who gave the color blue, blue? Or pink pink? Or red red? You know what I mean? I’m trying to brainstorm.

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u/Ambitious_Pass7451 — 2 months ago

"The notes" seem to have a (feminine writing style).

This was my first impression of the notes. They seem like they were written by a woman. The writing style reminds me a lot of how my female friends and I write, especially the apologetic part.

I know a lot of FBI experts have said the same thing, describing it as a kind of “mothering” way of writing. Dr. Brucato also said that it has a feminine writing style.
What do you think about this? And let’s say they’re spot-on in their analysis. What would that imply? Could it have been a couple 🥴 a man who carried out the kidnapping and a woman who wrote the note?

I don't know. I would like to hear your thought on this.

u/Ambitious_Pass7451 — 2 months ago

Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu; "1 Israeli life is equivalent to 40 Americans. 1,000 Israelis dying on October 7th is equivalent to about 40,000 Americans"

u/Ambitious_Pass7451 — 2 months ago

Is Luigi really going to take a plea deal?

First of all, hi guys. Second, WHAT IS GOING ON? 😳 IS LUIGI REALLY GOING TO TAKE A PLEA DEAL? ( I’m not from America btw, I’m from 🇦🇲 and our news outlet reported about a up-coming plea deal 😵‍💫 so please ignore my stupidity in this next question, but if he took a plea deal. Does this mean he can get out of prison after spending a long time there? Like, can he be included in the deal? Thank you).

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u/Ambitious_Pass7451 — 2 months ago

Why are women’s essential products so damn expensive while men’s aren’t?

For Ex: ( Period pads/ sanitary pads, Maternity pads, Women’s razors / shaving products, Breastfeeding or Postpartum supplies / Intimate hygiene Pro).

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u/Ambitious_Pass7451 — 2 months ago

If you’ve read Men Are from Mars, Women Are from Venus, I need your help!

Hey! My sister is getting engaged soon ♡ and her fiancé birthday is next week. She’s thinking of getting him this book as a second birthday gift. A long time ago, a friend of mine once gave it to her boyfriend because she felt he didn’t really understand her. She said it actually opened his eyes to a lot of things about women and helped him understand her better.
I’ve never read it myself 😭 so I’m wondering:
Is it actually a good book to give to a fiancé/partner? Does it genuinely help you understand the differences between men and women?

Thank youuu! My sister will read all your reviews! ♡

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u/Ambitious_Pass7451 — 2 months ago

If you have read “Men Are from Mars, Women Are from Venus,” please I want your help.

Hey! So my sister is getting engaged soon ♡ and her fiancé birthday is coming up next week. She was thinking about getting him a book as a 2nd birthday gift, and she asked me for my opinion.

I have a friend who once recommended ( Men Are from Mars, Women Are from Venus ) to her boyfriend because she felt like he didn’t really understand her or the way women think. She said that after he read it, it actually opened his eyes to a lot of things about women and helped him understand her better! I’ve never personally read the book 😞 though so I don’t know how useful it actually is?! My sister is considering getting it for her fiancé because she feels like he sometimes doesn’t really understand her and that will help him understand in general how women think. So anyone who has read it: do you think it is a good book to give to your fiancé/partner? Does it actually help you understand differences between men and women?

Thank uu! My sister will read all your reviews! ♡

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u/Ambitious_Pass7451 — 2 months ago

Allen has been dead for decades. What keeps him as the main suspect until this day?

I know we’ll probably debate forever over whether Allen was the Zodiac or not, but I’m very curious to hear from both sides who believe he was and those who don’t believe he was involved.

You know It's been 34 years since Allen passed away, yet the police still keep him at the top of the list despite his DNA, fingerprints, and handwriting not matching.
What do you personally think is the reason?

u/Ambitious_Pass7451 — 2 months ago

How many tornadoes does the average American experience in their lifetime?

I’ve watched a lot of scary and massive tornadoes that seem to happen only in the USA, like the Mayfield tornado in 2021, which stayed on the ground for two hours and most of the small/ big or even rural towns don't have that many underground shelters. That got me to ask you guys, how many tornadoes does the average American really experience in their lifetime?

Edit: by “experience" I mean actually living through one, not necessarily seeing it with your own eyes but feeling its impact, or having a tornado warning issued for your area because one is approaching you.

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u/Ambitious_Pass7451 — 2 months ago