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[booba]

Ahh, there it is.
Working backwards from T.i.n.a.p.'s excellent solve:

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Decrypting the webpage.

[xrmterm]

I forewarn a stretch that would make a pyramidologist proud follows.

I might have identified the blue-tinged person in the twitter background. Compare the twitter background with the following photos of somebody called Lyn-Z Way.

The person in question plays bass for Mindless Self Indulgence. MSI plays a song called "Written in cold blood" This oh-so-very-authoritative source suggests some of their rights have ended up with the (rather large) Chrysalis Group. You can also get random two thirds of our target dates to match here and there, but that's only to be expected with a large enough body of data.

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[Swiftrook]

Hi,
I'm very new to ARGs, but they seem like my kind of thing. I've been lurking for a week and watching this topic as it was fairly new and I thought it would help me learn. Anyways I've finally signed up because I think I might have something to contribute:

[Dravenz]

MP3?

[Swiftrook]

[Dravenz]

Thanks Swiftrook

[Dravenz]

I could just be looking for something where nothing exists and could have convinced myself I am hearing something I, in fact, am not BUT; the static after the final whispered "you" when reversed, pitch altered and slowed down sounds like "me".

It is probably nothing though and my audio editing skills are minimal (to none).

Just seems a bit weird to have "static" or random noise at the end of the mp3 is all.

[This is not a pipe]

The silence suggests we still have more to find...

[Swiftrook]

Yeah I'm pretty sure the file I got was a false positive. Just in case I looked at the hex, tried identifying it as a different file-type, and looking for any kind of pattern or clue and got nothing. I did a search on this forum and found people have gotten similar files from mp3stego on different ARGs and it never seems to be relevant. They've even gotten different false positives by using different passwords on the same file. I was convinced at first, because the idea that the word 'journal' just happened to extract info, seemed too close to be a coincidence.

Here's the text I got(just in case):

䬹둎ැ﵂纞㽩ꄏ瑠꣨膁ᑘ染孬㶉屑뺹ᙜ鷕⍹䘟鬀才⚚稂ง㮜⸏ɐ涫層ͩ똔㱄፜ㅭ呬ș塲肳䷻苤᱌꼞䇝쾗ꪪ釛訐獂㝗騷ಒ搯蜯ᛵ뗥䥓麹ߍ鳈钥ㅤ၉㺰▢챋䝙霏ꭟ

(Depending on what OS/language-packs/unicode-character-sets, your using, you might see a lot of random characters, or a lot of blank squares)

So yeah, don't think I've been helpful at all.

Still feel like there should be more to this mp3 though. Wonder if we've missed something.

[Dravenz]

I also get that output when running it through the app you mentioned.

When the text found in the MP3, as posted above, is translated from Chinese (the auto detected language in Google translate), the following English is found:

䬹 둎 ැ  ﵂ Lian  㽩 ꄏ 瑠 ꣨ Yan   ᑘ dye  NAO 㶉 crumbs  뺹 ᙜ  Yu cry of hen pheasant ⍹ 䘟 Ti only ⚚   grass ง  㮜 ⸏ ɐ Guan layer ͩ 똔  㱄 ፜ ㅭ Chi ş ChangWen ䷻ kohlrabi ᱌ 꼞 䇝 쾗 ꪪ Ba pry Yuan 㝗 Sao ಒ  dig  Bang ᛵ  뗥 䥓 Kojimachi ᙞ ߍ Quan key ㅤ 9 㺰 the ▢ 챋 䝙 Fei ꭟ

When all of the unrecognized characters are removed (boxes) you get:

The 䬹 둎 ැ the Lian 㽩 瑠 the Yan ᑘ dye Nao 㶉 crumbs 뺹 ᙜ Yu cry of hen pheasant 䘟 Ti only the grass ง 㮜 ɐ Guan layer ͩ 똔 㱄 ㅭ Chi ş Chang Wen kohlrabi 꼞 䇝 쾗 Ba pry Yuan 㝗 Sao ಒ dig the the the Bang 뗥 䥓 Kojimachi ᙞ Quanthe key the ㅤ 㺰 ▢ 챋 䝙 Fei

I doubt there is anything in there and reckon it probably is a false positive to be honest

[Swiftrook]

Been doing a little searching in my spare time, and found this:

http://archive.heinessen.com/x/thread/11276272

Looks like Monarch posted some more information we never seen. Haven't got the time to go through it now, but from a quick glance it looks like there are more clues.

[magnet0]

Happy Birthday to -who-?

I am currently playing around with the audio file. Good find BTW. It certainly sounds like there may be two tracks here and one seems to be reversed. My audio skills are not that great but I'll see what I can do.

[BananaBrains]

so on the /x/ thread, Monarch posted a couple of pictures of Jane, as well as another hint we hadn't seen before:

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Which translates to