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[Daeld]

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[Psysop]

Episode 07 "I'VE SEEN THIS GUY BEFORE." is up

[Daeld]

So, Nova's up to something. Those two dudes (4:10) where the same ones in the forest (from whom they hid). It sounds like they were involved in Michael's disappearance and have noticed Lisa is trying to find him. On Michael's third video, there are clearly two people abducting him. One at least is male of the same build as the man in 4:10, but not wearing a jacket. The other one, I can only see a had. It looks female, but maybe I just want it to look female (ie these guys took Michael).

As for the stills, KNA is not a type of nucleic acid. It is more likely from KNA technologies (www.knatechnologies.com) who make proteomics solutions. The whois states it was registered in 2001, so it is probably OOG (lol). The website has no reference to the Zodiac Leo sign. On the bottom of the still, it has the generic amino acid sequence (N2CHRCOOH) - that is the sequence that is common to all amino acids. For example glycine substitutes hydrongen (H) for the R group. Now, this would suggest protein analysis rather than mitochondrial DNA/RNA analysis. Either way it does not help elucidate the significance of the numbers at the bottom of the second still: DNA or RNA analysis only deals with 4 base pairs at the same time, whereas Protein analysis only deals with 20 at the same time. THis means that the sequence (which goes up to 83) does not represent individual base pairs or individual amino acid sequences. If you think it relates to the biosequencing of Xavier, it would have to mean specific gene/mutation types that are scanned for by the machine (which is way too fast LOL). IF this is the case (and I seriously doubt it) we would need the code to break it. I don't think looking at bioinformatics to solve the meaning of the numbers is the way to go. As I probably have the most professional experience with this I will look into it. But I suggest those who have cryptography experience look for other answers. (perhaps a beagle code...)

[Daeld]

A collection of wild geese...

[Psysop]

Lisa Uploaded Disc contents to her blog "The Stuff"

[AUZ505]

I cant't open culeheut.pdf. So how did you get all those things you are writing about?

I had a download problem. File was not complete.

dHQwMDc1Njg2

[marthajones]

Not really useful, but

[Trillian]

@Psysop, AUZ505, marthajones your're AWESOME!

I found the second pic:

[Daeld]

Here's the file:

[marthajones]

Hm. IF that first-letters concept on the culehuet hints is right, we'd get

[Trillian]

@Daeld Thanks for the file!

As Psysop already noticed, the second picture is larger than the first version, but stegdetect claims there's nothing hidden in it.

I overlayed the first and second picture to get a third layer with the "differences", played with the color-levels (whatever that that exactly means ) and found this:
difference.jpg

Which is what we are trying anyway!

Note: I can't see the message by simply adjusting the color-levels of the original pictures, so I THINK that's the solution, but I'm not experienced with image-manipulations and there may be an easier way to get the same results.

[AUZ505]

[Trillian]

[AUZ505]

So after I corrected your mistake and you corrected mine, the last posted seems correct (even though it is speculation).

Some more speculation:
We know that "the clue is scrampled". "Culehuet" could be an anagram for "The Clue" but with an extra "U".

Since the culehuet.pdf was a doc named "alsoscrampled" I would assume some anagram.
Taking the first letters of the movies seems somehow logical. But up to now I did not come up with something useful. There are too many possibilities.

Also I do not know how we should find "PW". We just have a photo and the initials.

[Daeld]

PW Pic2