Probably Unanswerable Questions
The explicit questions ask who the Zodiac was, why police did not begin with people known to victims, what non-work obsession could consume a life, whether Graysmith saw money in the project, and how a 1970s handwriting expert established authority.
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- Who was the Zodiac killer?
- Why do police in serial-killer stories fail to begin with people the victims knew?
- What non-work subject could someone pursue so obsessively that they would throw their life away?
- Did Graysmith eventually see that his obsession could make money?
- What qualified a 1970s handwriting expert, and what made one better than another?