One Year of Zodiac Research Blog — A Note of Retrospective and Direction
One Year of Zodiac Research Blog — A Note of Retrospective and Direction Today marks one year since the beginning of this blog. In that first year, the project has reached 4,930 clicks/engagements , with 23 published posts and one separate segment dedicated to CHS . These numbers matter to me, not because this work was ever designed as a sensationalist traffic machine, but precisely because it was not. The blog has grown through slow research, archival reading, document-based argument, genealogical reconstruction, geographic analysis, and the refusal to reduce the Zodiac case to a single easy suspect or a prefabricated mythology. The first year of work has gradually formed a structured corpus. The blog is no longer only a collection of posts. It has become an organized research architecture: canonical crimes, communications, commentary, suspect-adjacent studies, geographic memory, genealogy, infrastructure, and the developing CHS framework. The recent work on Lake Herman R...