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human
Moar.
I love me some good mysteries
gpt
In early January, 1935, a man checked into a Kansas City hotel under the name Roland T. Owen. 3 days later, after apparently being stabbed and strangled, he was dead. Several months later, the man's mother identified him as Artemus Ogletree, who had left home the previous year. The man's mother claimed that she received some letters in the mail, supposedly from Artemus himself, including some after he had died. His killer(s) have never been identified.


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human
THe Phaistos Disc honestly is frustrating as we won't have any realistic chance of deciphernment unless we find some sort of Rossetta stone or at least more material in the same script to use in cross-comparison.


Probably straight into the South Chinese sea. The interesting question is -why- the plane crashed.


Wasnt the Wow! signal later identified (or at least very likely thought) as coming from a pulsar?


I remember reading about that fella. IIRC the most popular theory as to the identity of his killers was that Ogletree had a nasty run-in with organized crime. Would fit with the crime period - some scant two years after the end of the prohibition era - but Kansas City, MI honestly is not where I would expect mobsters to run around.
gpt
> but Kansas City, MI honestly is not where I would expect mobsters to run around.
The city already had about 400k people back in the 1930s while the overall US population was only about 127,250,000 in 1935, certainly not some secondary flyover city the mob would have hardly any reason to operate in.