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As a lifelong St. Louisan, there are lots of drug problems north of St. Louis, which is where his body was found. And, basically any place across the river int
by lewcifer 16y ago
As a lifelong St. Louisan, there are lots of drug problems north of St. Louis, which is where his body was found. And, basically any place across the river into IL is pretty nasty and full of hookers and crack. You have to drive a long way to get to civilization like the suburbs of Chicago. So, if I had to throw a guess out there about some random numbers that a dead guy was writing, I'm going to go with drug related in some way. Addresses, measurements, dollar amounts, something like that And, none of the numbers have any relationship to highways or streets in the area. But, there's a house with the address of 194 Orchard Drive and it happens to be located near highway 367 in between Alton and St. Louis, which is the only description of the location of the body that I've been able to find. Also, the house was sold in early 2000, six months after the body was found. It's all grasping at straws because, let's face it, random ciphers don't get you anything. You have to know more about the person than the FBI has said. It would help if they told us whether he was a known drug user, pimp, gang banger, or even an avid churchgoer, anything would be better than what they've done which is, "Here's this random string of letters and numbers with no context. Tell me what they mean."