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On March 30 2011 10:04 AntiMetric wrote:The man who wrote that blog also attempted to type up the codes. I think he's done a pretty good job: Edit: Text format is better Note 1: (MNDMXNEARSE-N-STA-KNARE) *TFRNENPINSENPBSERCBBNSENPRSEINC PRSENMRSEOPREHLDULDNCBE(TFXLFTCXLULBE) AL-PRPPITXLYPPIYNCBEMGKSEINLDRCBRNSEPRSE WLDRCBRNSENTSGNENTXSE-CRSLE-CITRSEWLDNCBE ALWLPNCBETSMELRSERLSEURGLSNEASNWLDNCBE (NOPFSENLSRENCBE)NTEGDDMNSENCURERCBRNE (TENETFRNENCBRTSENCBEINC) (FLRSEPRSEONDE71NCBE) (CDNSEPRSEONSFE74NCBE) (PR+SEPRSEONREDE75NCBE) (TFNRCMSPSOLEMRDELUSETOTEWLDNINLDNCBE) (194WLD'SNCBE)(TRFXL) Note 2: ALPNTE GLSE-SE ER+E VLSEMTSE-CTSE-WSE-FRTSE PNTRTRSEONPRSEWLDNCBE NWLDXLRCMSPNEWLDSTSMEXL DVLMT6TUNSE NCBEC (MUNSAISTENMUNARSE) KLSE-LRSTE-TRSE-TRSE-MKSEN-MRSE (SAE6NSESENMBSE) NMNRCBRNSEP+E2PTEWSRCBRNSE 26MLSE74SPRKSE29KENOSOLE173R7RSE 356LECLGSEUUNUTREDKRSEPSESHLE 6S1MTCSEHTLSENCUTCTRSNMRE 99.84.B2UNEPLSENCRSEAOLTSENSKSENRSE NSREOUSEPUTSEWLDUCBE(3XORL) DNMSENRSEIN2NTRLERCBRNSENTSRCRBNE LSPNSENGSPSEMKSERBSENCBEAVXLR HMCRENMRESCBE 1/2MUNDDLSE D-W-M-YHIL XDRLX
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On March 30 2011 10:07 UpHeaVaL wrote:
That is DEFINITELY not a straight-up substitution cypher. Stop wasting your time suggesting them. Simple software can brute-force sub cyphers. This is something else. Could be anything. Like for example overlaying a random irrational number like Pi over the message and have each digit represent a shift cypher. It's absolutely retarded to give this a go...
Sounds like something a guilty man would say! Where were you 12 years ago?
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Why is there no reward for this? That's stilly!
I watched lots of Conan the Detective, I'll be right on to this.
As I understand, the man who wrote this was a psychopath that used to write this kind of notes since he was a boy.
Some interesting things:
Lots of SE
Lots of LE
very few numbers
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I GOT IT!
Now I just need to stun somebody and fake his voice 
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I could probably solve this if i put in a good 10 hours of work into it, it would require a history of places this guy like to go considering a good bit of it probably is streets, times, and places, possibly nicknames for family members.
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How about that 12 year old genius kid from the other thread?
On March 30 2011 10:19 Snoyarc wrote:
I could probably solve this if i put in a good 10 hours of work into it, it would require a history of places this guy like to go considering a good bit of it probably is streets, times, and places, possibly nicknames for family members.
Yeah me too.
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Looks to me like a bunch of Blizzard CD keys, anyone try inputting them yet?
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not so easy as many people thinks to decypher not knowing anything about how he used to encrypt or the way he did it.. even worse if he knew what he was doing.. but if the point was telling something makes no sense to make a really hard thing to decypher..
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This would make a pretty awesome movie.
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If I were the FBI, I feel like this isn't actually a request for help, it's an attempt to make the actual killer try to "tease" the FBI with the right answers. Since it's been so long, maybe it's a hope that the killer is arrogant enough to want to parade that he knows the solution with anonymous hints.
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this is creepy as shit
trying my best for the next hour or 2 but will probably not work
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On March 30 2011 10:30 Emporio wrote:
If I were the FBI, I feel like this isn't actually a request for help, it's an attempt to make the actual killer try to "tease" the FBI with the right answers. Since it's been so long, maybe it's a hope that the killer is arrogant enough to want to parade that he knows the solution with anonymous hints.
but the victim wrote it?
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On March 30 2011 10:34 FrostyTreats wrote:Show nested quote +On March 30 2011 10:30 Emporio wrote:
If I were the FBI, I feel like this isn't actually a request for help, it's an attempt to make the actual killer try to "tease" the FBI with the right answers. Since it's been so long, maybe it's a hope that the killer is arrogant enough to want to parade that he knows the solution with anonymous hints. but the victim wrote it?
but if it is indeed a clue as to where/when/how he was murdered I would imagine the murderer would know those pieces of information.
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I'd laugh so hard if he used OTP to encrypt it.
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Or maybe the FBI made this up because they need more code breakers and dunno where to look...
Or maybe the FBI made this up to look like they need more code breakers and dunno where to look to fool the MSS code makers into letting their guard down
Or maybe the FBI made this up to look like they were trying to fake out the Chinese code makers when actually the FBI and the MSS are the same organization and are really making a code to end all codes to distract rogue code breakers from focusing on other codes
Or maybe the FBI/MSS have made a code inside a code INSIDE A CODE INSIDE A CODE INSIDE YOUR DREAMS
I N C E P T I O N
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On March 30 2011 10:30 Emporio wrote:
If I were the FBI, I feel like this isn't actually a request for help, it's an attempt to make the actual killer try to "tease" the FBI with the right answers. Since it's been so long, maybe it's a hope that the killer is arrogant enough to want to parade that he knows the solution with anonymous hints.
if anything this sounds like a fake case and the company who does the encryptions for the FBI is looking for people on hire/work on a super duper top secret case, and they need help.
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At first look at the the title, I was like wtf, Code Breaker, is this same cheat system like Game Shark?
This probably has been done but......
Did the FBI check up on the victim's house and see his other notes?
Check up more of this coding bullshit, see his high school notes for biology, chemistry, "english".
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On March 30 2011 10:34 FrostyTreats wrote:Show nested quote +On March 30 2011 10:30 Emporio wrote:
If I were the FBI, I feel like this isn't actually a request for help, it's an attempt to make the actual killer try to "tease" the FBI with the right answers. Since it's been so long, maybe it's a hope that the killer is arrogant enough to want to parade that he knows the solution with anonymous hints. but the victim wrote it?
I forgot to also mention that I assumed that the killer actually wrote it and the FBI are just pretending that they think the victim wrote it since it makes it feel safer for the killer to send in his hints.
Also, if the guy had a history of working with codes, chances are he's already left behind similar encryptions that would make it a lot easier to guess what he was into and decipher the sheet.
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(TENETFRNENCBRTSENCBEINC)
(FLRSEPRSEONDE71NCBE)
(CDNSEPRSEONSFE74NCBE)
(PR+SEPRSEONREDE75NCBE
If you look at those sentences
there almost identical look at
NCBE with its variations
NCBEINC
71NCBE, 74NCBE, 75NCBE. its like they are a modifier to show case what NCBE stands for.
Same with SERPRSE with modifiers on the front and back of the word to showcase what the real word is. Now for NCBE if he doesnt utilize modifiers then it would mean what i pasted is near identical sentance posted 4 times.
Good info woudl be to knwo if he was into any kind of movies as a kid that utilized cyphers maybee influencing him to make his own.
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Physician
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It is a recruitment tool.
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On March 30 2011 10:27 hiyo_bye wrote:
Looks to me like a bunch of Blizzard CD keys, anyone try inputting them yet?
I laughed
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