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The Myth of the Zodiac Killer The Great Zodiac Killer Hoax Book 3 eBook Thomas Henry Horan

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According to the actual police department files from the original murder cases, there was no "Zodiac Killer," only some phony letters to the SF Chronicle claiming credit for some unrelated murders, followed by an exploitative book full of falsehoods by Robert Graysmith (real name Robert Smith, Jr). This installment of my series of books on the subject explores in detail the cultural and literary environment that inspired the original Zodiac hoax, and the subsequent impact of Graysmith's highly fictionalized retelling of the story on our culture.

NOTE If you'd like a free "study guide" for reading these documents (and for thoroughly debunking Robert Smith, Jr aka Robert Graysmith's "non" fiction book ZODIAC) you can start here

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https//www.youtube.com/channel/UCMnVLP1dcsOCNQEudrNsdsQ

Or here

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The Myth of the Zodiac Killer The Great Zodiac Killer Hoax Book 3 eBook Thomas Henry Horan

I'm giving this 3 stars because that's the star in the middle. I'm not reviewing the writing, the style, the prose, the storyline. We KNOW the storyline. I'm assuming that if you're reading this review that you have also read all the books on the Zodiac. Then one day this book pops up. The first one that calls the Zodiac a MYTH! You've read 3 or 4 different books from folks who claim their father was the Zodiac. As a matter of fact, the most recent one, by Gary Stewart, had me pretty much convinced that HIS father was the Zodiac. So, then I see this book. Maybe Mr. Horan was diagnosed with Oppositional Defiant Disorder as a teenager, that would explain it. But I had to read it. At least to mock him. And I did, for the first 50 pages. I'm not sure when it happened but I found myself questioning everything I knew up to that point about the Zodiac. At this point, the only thing I can do as a true obsessive-compulsive on the subject, is to reread this book and note the sources so that I can check them for myself. Then I will know if this book rates 1 star or 5 stars. This was a bold step for Horan to take. I wonder if he knows how many armchair Zodiac "detectives" there are out here.

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The Myth of the Zodiac Killer The Great Zodiac Killer Hoax Book 3 eBook Thomas Henry Horan Reviews

If you want to listen to this pompous, marble-mouthed windbag trip over his own theories while accusing everyone else who has done proper research of being part of an imaginary conspiracy, listen to his appearances on The Generation Why Podcast.

Every single one of Horan's theories not just require, but beg for the suspension of disbelief, and are rife with conjecture.

I understand that there were distortions and lies in Graysmith's book, but that does not mean that the Zodiac Killer never existed. The fact that this man is paid to teach the youth of this country is disturbing, while the fact that he offers his writing services on Guru is laughable.
Very compelling stuff. Mr. Horan has done his homework on the Zodiac murders and has made me a "dis-believer! You can get lost in all the information he provides but pay attention to the details between the letters the zodiac writes and the actual police reports.
Unreadable. Although, it makes for exceptional practice identifying fallacies of logic. Formal - Affirmative conclusion from a negative premise. Informal - pretty much covers all the big ones - Argument from ignorance, divine fallacy, appeal to common sense, begging the question, post hoc ergo propter hoc, fallacy of composition, false equivalence, post hoc ergo propter hoc and so on...I can only hope the intention is monetary, and this isn't a legitimate attempt at analysis.
Amazing and Groundbreaking work. Horan's hypothesis that there was no Zodiac Killer seems absurd and crank. But pay attention to the evidence he presents, and keep in mind that he's working with MUCH more information at his disposal than were previous authors, including Robert Graysmith. Then you see that what Horan is presenting is not at all insane. Whether or not he's correct remains to be seen, but his arguments are certainly plausible, and more plausible than most suspects presented to date by competing authors.
Mr Horan poses a very interesting theory and well worth the time for any amateur detective to explore. Whether his assumptions true or not I will leave it to others more knowledged about the case to bedate.
I liked this book a lot. I found it to be well argued. He might be right. Strong chance this person, "The Zodiac Killer" never existed in the first place. It sounds like he is being callous - like a holocaust denier. He is not saying that these killings did not transpire. He argues that Zodiac is a narrative with took on a life of its own, as writers and law enforcement and the popular imagination added layers to the story.
I'm giving this 3 stars because that's the star in the middle. I'm not reviewing the writing, the style, the prose, the storyline. We KNOW the storyline. I'm assuming that if you're reading this review that you have also read all the books on the Zodiac. Then one day this book pops up. The first one that calls the Zodiac a MYTH! You've read 3 or 4 different books from folks who claim their father was the Zodiac. As a matter of fact, the most recent one, by Gary Stewart, had me pretty much convinced that HIS father was the Zodiac. So, then I see this book. Maybe Mr. Horan was diagnosed with Oppositional Defiant Disorder as a teenager, that would explain it. But I had to read it. At least to mock him. And I did, for the first 50 pages. I'm not sure when it happened but I found myself questioning everything I knew up to that point about the Zodiac. At this point, the only thing I can do as a true obsessive-compulsive on the subject, is to reread this book and note the sources so that I can check them for myself. Then I will know if this book rates 1 star or 5 stars. This was a bold step for Horan to take. I wonder if he knows how many armchair Zodiac "detectives" there are out here.