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According to FBI profiler [[Terry McCaleb]], the Code Killer exhibited no preference in victims – killing men, women, and one child – or method – using a gun, a knife, and strangulation. McCaleb also believed that the string of digits was, in fact, not a code at all, but merely the killer's way of frustrating investigators. |
According to FBI profiler [[Terry McCaleb]], the Code Killer exhibited no preference in victims – killing men, women, and one child – or method – using a gun, a knife, and strangulation. McCaleb also believed that the string of digits was, in fact, not a code at all, but merely the killer's way of frustrating investigators. |
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| − | In April of 1998, McCaleb finally determined the [[Daniel Crimmins|identify]] of the Killer, and |
+ | In April of 1998, McCaleb finally determined the [[Daniel Crimmins|identify]] of the Killer, and determined the [[James Noone|meaning of Code]]. |
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