The group - a team of more than 40 former law enforcement investigators, journalists, and military intelligence officers - also says it collected its own DNA sample of Poste, who died in 2018, and wants the FBI to test it against the DNA evidence of Cheri Jo Bates, a woman who was murdered in 1996.Ĭode Breakers, as do various online sleuths, believe the Zodiac was responsible for Bates’ death in Riverside.
“The team said the FBI has a partial DNA sample of Poste’s in its database but has failed to utilize the sample in its investigation into the serial killer responsible for five confirmed murders in northern California in the late 1960s,” the New York Post adds. “The felon has been secretly listed as the Zodiac ‘suspect’ in Headquarters’ computers since 2016 – with his ‘partial DNA’ safely secured at the feds’ Quantico, Virginia lab,” Case Breakers said in a press release Thursday. Specifically, the group claims the bureau marked Pose as a suspect in 2016 but failed to apply ample resources to confirm or rule out him as the Zodiac Killer. Rather, the group doubled down on its claim this week, criticizing the FBI for not investigating the lead sternly enough. Law enforcement officers swiftly dismissed the case, despite some intriguing circumstantial evidence. The group identified the man as Gary Francis Poste, an Air Force veteran. In 2021, a nonprofit investigation group called Code Breakers claimed to have uncovered the identity of the notorious Zodiac Killer.
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