The FBI Needs You to Solve this Code

[PleaseDeleteMe]

I think...THINK that its his activation codes for his pc games, and at the bottom, it says Day week month year mil

 

[PleaseDeleteMe]

Its a mentally retarded persons shopping list.

Haha, mental illnesses are so funny, or not.

 

[Dr.Panties]

Don't listen to the BS floating around in this thread. I am soooo close! I've got it down to a numerical series that corresponds to the alphabet in some way, but I've been on it for about 11 hours straight now, and I've just got this futhermucker of a migraine.

I'm done with it, seriously. Here is the series of numbers. Go for it, guys. I'll check back when my brain stops splitting apart:

26-15-15-2-12-6-9-25-26-8-22-26-9-22-25-22-15-12-13-20-7-12-6-8

 

[k-ossuburb]

This looks like a job for anonymous.

Someone contact this guy:

 

[OldRat]

How to make an uncrackable code: scribble random characters on a piece of paper. Feel smug.

 

[Giest4life]

You know, the leaver of the note might actually be trolling everyone.And this could actually be gibberish.

 

[Vault boy Eddie]

I'd be afraid to crack it and have them think I planted the note on the body, stupider things have happened.

 

[Roberto416]

Hey guys,
First time poster here.

Checked out the first picture. The last line gave a good clue for me. There is an apostrophe, meaning it is a place or a name. Starts with numbers, so it can be an address from what I'm thinking... If you can at least cipher this section, that would be cool.

Also noting sequences TFR and WLD and NCBE being used frequently... could mean three or four letter words like 'The' or 'and' or 'them'.

Lines 9 - 10 look like final words or something ending with a number (71, 74, 75) then NCBE

This is all I got for now!

 

[megamabu]

It's the secret recipe to grandma's home made cookies. If he had of wrote it down unencoded he would have had his kneecaps broken.

We must not let this recipe fall into the wrong hands because if it does....it could spell death to the entire human race! DUNN DUNN DUUUUUUNNNNN

 

[Distorted Stu]

/b/ tried to crack this so many times (and others i believe too). Noone came close.

Also, i seen this uploaded this mornign by the "L" fanpage on facebook. Not even L can solve it

 

[Synek]

The first code looks like program code and the second looks like a cooking/chemestry recipie.
Challenge accepted!

 

[emeraldrafael]

Is the Zodiac Killer back? I never really heard of him going away so much as he just stopped, rather then be caught.

My outside shot in the dark, the captchas have something to do iwth it.

 

[USSR]

It's so simple.

"Brb, Denny's."

 

[Stormwaltz]

(leaving)

 

[Captain Bobbossa]

When you read through the comments of things like this it's interesting to see how massivly diverse the escapist community is. That or there are a lot of proffesional bullshitters, might be a combination of the two.

 

[Cleireach]

It reads, 'Here may be found the last words of Joseph of Arimathea. He who is valiant and pure of spirit may find the Holy Grail in the Castle of uuggggggh'.

 

[arcstone]

What if he just dotted down a bunch of random crap for the sole purpose of giving you something to ponder over?

Have anyone considered this?

 

[Scott Guthrie]

if i may start on an immature note: lol 169 comments

Now, if he had been experimenting with codes, he should have previous coded notes. These previous notes could contain the key to the two unknown notes

 

[restoshammyman]

i have no idea if it means anything. but most lines end with an E.

 

[Jennacide]

"The Reapers are coming."

Ah, yes, the "reapers."
/obligatory

Anyway. Silly FBI, they aren't even English because they aren't words. Clearly they are Metroid progress passwords.