The Zodiac Atlas: Part of The Zodiac Killer Enigma

by Randall Clemons

Overview

Do you want to know a secret? A secret that no one else has ever seen, about one of the greatest unsolved mysteries of our time, not to mention history, that is actually real? This book will show you. It's all about a mysterious map. A map created by a serial killer, that once unlocked, reveals the marked locations of bombs, murders, and mystery.

It all started in San Francisco in the summer of 1969, when a butcher calling himself "The Zodiac", mailed this map along with a series of codes to police and newspapers. In the decades that followed, FBI, NSA, CIA, every intelligence agency in the country, code breakers around the globe, millions of dollars, and untold man hours and have all went into trying to solve the mystery of these codes and map. All to no avail, until now. The key to it all, lie hidden in a simple sketch the killer had created. A blueprint he claimed to be a bomb but wasn't a depiction of a bomb at all. In reality, it was one of the keys to the map. A key meant to be overlaid, exposing a section of highway marked by a string of bombs.

This was not the only key to the map. There are more. Do you want to know the secret to the Zodiac Map? The secret of the Zodiac Killer Enigma? Of course, you do. Just click on the link and read the book. This print issue features full-color images.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781078717809
Publisher:	Barnes & Noble Press
Publication date:	09/09/2019
Pages:	142
Product dimensions:	6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 0.30(d)

About the Author

R. S. Clemons was born in a small town in the Appalachian Mountains of Eastern Kentucky. The son of an attorney and an author, he went to a little school called Caney Elementary when he was a child where he learned some of the things that helped him with solving this puzzle.

There is more about him than could ever put into this small section. He likes to say that he just an average guy and that there is nothing really special about him. He is a very humble, kind, and courteous person. He has had some interesting life experiences and could tell you some really good stories. R.S. has not had a boring and sheltered life. At least up until now. It is said that he has calmed down from the wilder days of his youth. He said once, “I have been some places, seen some things, you know the rest of the song.” R.S. often likes to remind peoples that all you have in life are your experiences. He likes to make the most of his time and tries to not commit the sin of turning his back on it. Though this challenge often proves to be futile, still, he makes the best effort he can. Often reminding himself that you only get one ticket on this ride. When you are lying on your death bed, you will realize that if you don’t already. Time is the most valuable thing you have. Don’t spend it on things and people that are not worth it. Don’t be afraid to take risks. You never know when they might pay off. These are the ideas that he lives by.

He says that he regrets the things he didn’t do, the chances that he didn’t take, more than the things he did. Even when they landed him in trouble, they made him who he is and brought him to where he is at. That is one of the reasons for his writing this book. Knowing the kind of attention, it would draw to him, he said he didn’t want to regret not doing it and not sharing what he found with the world. He didn’t want to wonder what would have happened if he only had instead of not sharing it. He plans to do more books on this subject in the future as well as to branch out into other areas and genres.

He often quotes the aphorism, "small strokes fell great oaks." Another he often likes to quote was written by one of his many favorite authors and influences (besides Hunter S. Thompson), “Go to Heaven for the climate, Hell for the company.” – Mark Twain. What the future of this burgeoning author may bring, only time will tell, but you can expect many great and extraordinary things as experience follow

Editorial Reviews

Excellent book!! Well written and very interesting. It is is easy to lose yourself sometimes in the mystery of all of this. Amazing!!! I would like to read and learn more about this. I enjoyed studying the pictures in the book and like that they were all in color. The quality was excellent and I loved to study and ponder the images of the map and codes, and think about what else may be hidden in them!!! The only thing I didn't like about the book is that it ended. I would like to read more.

customer - Wanda Curtsinger