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Article #3773Re: Any Beale Cipher Fans out there?
From: Jim Gillogly
Date: Thu, 01 Oct 1987 16:38
Date: Thu, 01 Oct 1987 16:38
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In article <282@apr.UUCP> whp@apr.UUCP (Wayne Pollock) writes:
> Somebody named Hammer claims to have found 23 encryption
>errors in B1, so its likely that F for C and H for O were typos, and that the
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This should be B2, the document that described the contents of the treasure.
>sequence should be: ABCDEFGHIJKLMMNOOPP. You must admit this is an unlikely
>sequence to turn up unless the DOI is the key and the message is a hoax.
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Jim Gillogly
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