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[stephanie_emi]

I don't know what this means, but Codemaster recently changed the capitalized letters in his blogspot under the "about me" section. The letters now read: phase one

[Mn3MoN1C]

I guess that means that the found clues are indeed correct. I can't wait to see what happens next

[stephanie_emi]

Oh, and if you click on the link to view his complete profile, there are a couple of new blogs listed that I am unable to access. It says I need to be invited to view them. They're called "The Anonymous Life" and "The Pale Boy."

[CortezTheKiller]

It is called The Statue of Sinners.

Found here: http://www.gospelbasics.com/blog_archive_may_2006.htm

[Wabonan]

ok his blog is only linked to one blog today...Yall must have caught him making some new ones for phase 2...... But now he changed the names of the blogs as the new blogs don't google.... I saw the same thing in deus city when brackin was making a new blog... but he never changed the name so we still had him... I imagine the codemaster will clue us to the blogs in phase 2

[CWallaby55]

oh NICE! How did you find that, Cortez?

While googling, I learned that there are lots of sunflowers in Tuscany. Also in
Tuscany? Pisa, where the Fibonacci statue is. I've been trying to find out if this other statue could be related to Tuscany, but "The Statue of Sinners" gets me nothing. I suspect that may not be the actual name of the state, just a filename for the gospel people.

[CortezTheKiller]

Cheers Wallaby.

I think you're right about 'The Statue of Sinners' being the title of the pic on their website rather than the name of the statue itself.

I think it's related to Dante's Inferno possibly.

[Tempera]

Wow good find!

Perhaps not significant, but I'll just point out some stuff I saw...

The paragraphs beside where the "Statue of Sinners" are found, are adapted from a sermon by Jonathan Edwards, Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God, or here:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sinners_in_the_Hands_of_an_Angry_God

A concise description of the current situation in the mind of the CM, perhaps? And um, are those 2 men screaming, or a man and a woman? *Being reminded of the woman on the sofa that we saw earlier*

[Ript]

Statue of Sinners

[CWallaby55]

"Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God" is a fascinating read-- all about how God abhors you and he could kill you at any time and you're dangling above hell by a string and God's got his sword right there...it's awesome.

Heh, it IS a man! Whoops, Mr. Taylor! Or maybe the Codemaster didn't know either!

On a whim, I asked on the board if Eric had ever been to Italy. Michael Taylor replied-

[CortezTheKiller]

Well spotted Ript..you seem to know your stuff where art is concerned...would you say this was Classical or Renaissance (I'm excluding Medieval because of the unembellished style - hair and beards don't seem like Medieval art to me)?

Have spent pretty much the whole of yesterday and last night googling to find the location and name of this statue with no joy so far. Posted it on the finderictaylor forum to see if Mr Taylor has any recollection of seeing this statue on his trip to Italy.

EDIT: He doesn't recall ever seeing the sculpture.

[Das Llama]

I think I found the original picture and a bit of background.

I believe this was the original photo
http://europe.mordac.org/index_2002.php

The photographer titles it "sinners in hell" and he lists it as at the Charles Bridge in Prague in the Czech Republic.

"The Charles Bridge is a stone Gothic bridge that connects the Old Town and Malá Strana. Baroque statues (a total of 30) began to be placed on either side of Charles Bridge in the 17th century. Now many of them are copies and the originals can be seen in the Lapidarium."

I dont think this all means to much. I believe its just the imagery he is trying to project.

Im wondering how the # 13 and the list of numbers fit in .....
A date 4/5/2006 6021 or IP address of sorts 1.20.66.000.254 or ....... ?

Also, the earliest victim he listed was 08-19-89 Female S. I wonder if Sue Hart is the first victims identity.

borroso Llama

[CortezTheKiller]

Nice one Llama. I must have walked past that sculpture so many times when I was in Prague and never even noticed it.

Statues of Saints John of Matha, Felix of Valois, and Ivan

[CWallaby55]

Bizarre coincident-- the Charles Bridge plays a huge role in the game Still Life. Hee!

Very good work, Llama.

[Tempera]

Ah... I don't know why this didn't occur to me earlier... too tied up on the "right time" idea. But the numbers could totally be