Zodiackiller.com — Online since 1998

The only Zodiac Killer website recognized by law enforcement

Owned and operated by Tom Voigt

“The FBI’s investigation into the Zodiac Killer remains open and unsolved” 

— the FBI, circa 2025

Previously classified Zodiackiller.com e-mail:
“I was a psychiatric nurse in the Bay Area during the time of the Zodiac murders. A patient was admitted to our hospital who many of us came to believe was the Zodiac killer. There were no murders during the time he was hospitalized. There was a murder one night when he was out on an unescorted pass. He later committed suicide by throwing himself in front of a train. There were no more Zodiac killings reported after his death. At the time, confidentiality laws prevented us from reporting our suspicions to the police or FBI. He was a very ordinary appearing man who wore black rimmed glasses and looked like an accountant if you will. Please keep my e-mail address confidential.”

UPDATE: A new Zodiac book is for sale. Released in May 2025, the book was written by Michael Butterfield. BUYER BEWARE: His book contains a basic mistake in the second sentence. Imagine reading a math book that immediately says 2+2=5. Readers should expect better.

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(Feeling nostalgic? The original site is still available here.)

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New podcast from Trey Borzillieri, the man behind “Evil Genius” (NETFLIX) and “The Hunt for the Zodiac Killer” (HISTORY).

Episode Description:

A group of devoted citizen investigators gather to remember the first victims in the Zodiac Killer case on the 50th anniversary of the attack. Citizen investigators explain their obsession and theories about America’s most infamous unsolved serial killer case. Tom Voigt, creator of Zodiackiller.com, shares the depths of his devotion to the case and explains his favorite suspect.