Presidio Heights: The Murder the Zodiac Almost Got Away With
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Presidio Heights: The Murder the Zodiac Almost Got Away With
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(00:01:08) The Ride That Ended It
(00:03:10) The Shirt Becomes a Letter
(00:04:36) The Investigation Intensifies
(00:05:39) Arthur Leigh Allen
(00:07:05) The Question the Evidence Won't Answer
(00:08:31) The 340 Cipher and What It Didn't Say
(00:10:05) Why the Night of October Eleventh Still Matters
On the night of October 11, 1969, the Zodiac Killer did something he had never done before: he killed in plain sight. Paul Stine, a 29-year-old graduate student and part-time taxi driver, was shot once in the head at the corner of Washington and Cherry streets in Presidio Heights — a quiet, well-lit residential neighborhood in San Francisco. Teenagers watching from a nearby window called the police. A dispatcher broadcast the wrong description. Officers stopped a man near the Presidio minutes later and let him go. He may have been the Zodiac himself.
This episode traces the full arc of that night: the ride that ended at Washington and Cherry, the methodical crime scene cleanup, the torn shirt Stine's killer kept as proof, and the letter that arrived at the San Francisco Chronicle two days later — taunting police for the botched response and threatening to shoot children on a school bus. It was, by any measure, the Zodiac's most brazen communication.
From there, the investigation widened across three counties — Solano, Napa, and San Francisco — fragmenting evidence and leads in ways that would haunt detectives for decades. Composite sketches produced from the teenagers' descriptions became some of the most reproduced images in California crime history. And the name Arthur Leigh Allen — convicted child molester, Navy veteran, Vallejo resident — began its long dominance of the case.
The Paul Stine murder is, as far as investigators can determine, the last confirmed Zodiac killing. The letters continued. The taunts continued. The bodies stopped. This chapter asks why — and what that silence means.
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