The FBI has a suspect in the infamous “Zodiac” killings, a cold case group claims.

Case Breakers, a volunteer group of investigators led by investigative journalist Thomas Colbert, claimed in a press release on Thursday that the FBI has listed Air Force veteran Gary Francis Poste as a suspect in the Zodiac killings since 2016. The group said it learned the information from “a senior FBI agent.”

“The felon has been secretly listed as the Zodiac ‘suspect’ in Headquarters’ computers since 2016 – with his ‘partial DNA’ safely secured at the feds’ Quantico, Virginia lab,” Case Breakers claimed.

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Case Breakers previously identified Poste, who died in 2018, as the Zodiac killer, and has questioned why the FBI hasn’t notified the victims’ families. Investigators have agreed that seven people were the victims of assaults by the Zodiac killer, five of whom died from their injuries. He is suspected of killing 20 to 28 in total, and the killer himself claimed to have killed 37 in his infamous letters to media outlets and detectives. The Zodiac operated in the San Francisco Bay Area between 1968 and 1969.

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