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Post by Admin Horan on Apr 26, 2015 21:08:00 GMT -6
SFPD did not, and do not, have Paul Stine's tripsheet, or "waybill," the record of his fares for the night. Chronicle reporter Keith Power wrote an article in the Chronicle strongly suggesting that he himself took the waybill from the cab:  Yet, as of October 23 at least, SFPD were convinced Stine picked up his killer in front of the Fairmont Hotel, four blocks NORTH of the Pinecrest:  |
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Post by dt2016 on Mar 31, 2018 20:51:10 GMT -6
I understand Power is still among the living. Has anybody tried to get a hold of him and see what he has to say?
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Post by Admin Horan on Apr 1, 2018 19:54:05 GMT -6
Yup. No reply. (He's in his 80s pushing 90.)
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Post by ekh on Apr 2, 2018 10:32:19 GMT -6
Given that he didn't seem to give a hoot about being left out of Zodiac 1986 completely, I'm sure he has zero interest in talking about it. I'm willing to bet that Professor Horan has contacted many of the main non-victim persons touching the Zodiac case.
The person I would really like to speak to Professor Horan is Richard Hoffman.
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Post by ekh on May 14, 2018 1:28:50 GMT -6
I have seen some people claim that the book on the pavement in some of the crime scene photo is the tripsheet but it seems far more likely it is simply the ROAD ATLAS seen in one of the other photos. I believe the tripsheet would have been a clipboard. Would Keith Power have carried a clipboard for writing notes for articles ? If he took the tripsheet, it would have been a way for him to carry it unnoticed, and perhaps even conceal a piece of shirt.  |
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Post by Admin Horan on May 23, 2018 8:49:15 GMT -6
Exactly. You know what? I never noticed the big "blank" area in the middle of that puddle of blood. Did they let his ass hit the ground?
Also, if you look closely at the middle photo, on the dashboard directly above the radio, you can see the corner of the clipboard with several sheets of paper. THAT'S the fare log/tripsheet/waybill, exactly where you'd expect to find it, I suggest. And exactly within reach of the person who opened the drivers door back at the parking garage, reached in, and took the fare log. (The white arrow is pointing to Stine's glasses on the floorboard.)
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Post by intrepid on Feb 27, 2023 21:19:37 GMT -6
I'm pretty sure that's not a photo of Stine or his cab. The vehicle in the photo does not match a 1968 Ford Galaxy interior nor the seat, doors or steering wheel/dash of Stine's cab visible in other crime scene photos that show his body. This photo also doesn't match the supposedly exact replica of Stine's cab used in the Fincher film. The map book (or whatever it is) in this photo also doesn't match the "book" lying near the blood on the street in crime scene photos that depict Stine's head and arms hanging out of the cab. Lastly, I don't believe Stine was wearing shorts.
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