[Puzzle] Interpretation of "Where"

kastaren · Post by **kastaren** » Wed Oct 04, 2006 5:20 pm

Jengels2002 wrote:How are we sure it's Rose Hills?

Are we?

Nicole · Post by **Nicole** » Wed Oct 04, 2006 5:21 pm

Jengels2002 wrote:How are we sure it's Rose Hills?

We're not. It was just my best suggestion with all the talk of roses, soil, gates/fences, and LA

Jengels2002 · Post by **Jengels2002** » Wed Oct 04, 2006 5:21 pm

The reason I ask is Sharon Tate is buried in LA, so is Leno Labianca. These are two of the victims from the Manson murders.

Nicole · Post by **Nicole** » Wed Oct 04, 2006 5:22 pm

Do you know which cemetary it is?

Jengels2002 · Post by **Jengels2002** » Wed Oct 04, 2006 5:24 pm

Sharon Tate is buried in Holy Cross Cemetary. Leno Labianca is at Calvary Cemetary.

Jengels2002 · Post by **Jengels2002** » Wed Oct 04, 2006 5:28 pm

This is weird. Sharon Tate; murdered by Manson's family, is buried at Holy Cross. She is in the section called St. Anns Garden. She was also 8 months pregnant when she was killed.

"The doe-eyed moppet's only friend"
Maybe this represents Sharon Tate and her unborn baby????

CriticalThinking · Post by **CriticalThinking** » Wed Oct 04, 2006 5:40 pm

I think Holy Cross is the place. Nothing else to say, its all been said.

Noava22 · Post by **Noava22** » Wed Oct 04, 2006 5:48 pm

pcbbc wrote:
fyodorfan wrote:Codes to serapis = so Cassie posted
in soil fenced = in second life
This is correct:
in soil fenced = in second life

However:
Codes to serapis = OR cassie posted

Which could actually be right if the WHERE coresponds to the blog spot - Ummm.

Still I'm hopeful there might be a place?

I'm doubtful about the ROSE for Rose Hill Memorial being in the actual poem though. The answer should come from the double anagram which isn't in plain view.

If you're going to concoct such a screwy anagram, to encode ???? ROSE | HILL MEMORIAL GO I'd do something like SO SACRED POET IS | ALL HIM GLOOMIER or some such?

Edit:
Here's an example of how I would have done it
Main poem:
SO SACRED POET IS | ALL HIM GLOOMIER
Then double decoded anagrams are:
SO SACRED POET IS -> CODES TO SERAPIS -> CASSIE TOP'D ROSE
ALL HIM GLOOMIER -> HILL MEMORIAL GO!

oh man

you guys

codes to serapis | in soil fenced

dude

cassie does not rip | in soil fenced

ie, she was never given a proper grave

or

she isnt dead

TehSpectre · Post by **TehSpectre** » Wed Oct 04, 2006 5:50 pm

Ok guys, I am all for the ARG-ness of this whole thing, but if it even eludes to digging around near someone's grave, I would suggest a firm NO.

Nicole · Post by **Nicole** » Wed Oct 04, 2006 5:52 pm

CriticalThinking wrote:I think Holy Cross is the place. Nothing else to say, its all been said.

Assuming that we're on the right track with the cemetary thing, and that the cemetary is Holy Cross, there are tons of cemetaries here with that name.

Jengels2002 wrote: Are we sure its Rose Hills? What about Holy Cross?

Do you know which one it is?

Jengels2002 · Post by **Jengels2002** » Wed Oct 04, 2006 5:57 pm

Burial:
Holy Cross Cemetery
Culver City
Los Angeles County
California, USA
Plot: Saint Ann's Section, L152, 6

I do not know if we are on the right track...I'm just throwing out possibilities.

daykar · Post by **daykar** » Wed Oct 04, 2006 6:01 pm

Noava22 wrote:
pcbbc wrote:
fyodorfan wrote:Codes to serapis = so Cassie posted
in soil fenced = in second life
This is correct:
in soil fenced = in second life

However:
Codes to serapis = OR cassie posted

Which could actually be right if the WHERE coresponds to the blog spot - Ummm.

Still I'm hopeful there might be a place?

I'm doubtful about the ROSE for Rose Hill Memorial being in the actual poem though. The answer should come from the double anagram which isn't in plain view.

If you're going to concoct such a screwy anagram, to encode ???? ROSE | HILL MEMORIAL GO I'd do something like SO SACRED POET IS | ALL HIM GLOOMIER or some such?

Edit:
Here's an example of how I would have done it
Main poem:
SO SACRED POET IS | ALL HIM GLOOMIER
Then double decoded anagrams are:
SO SACRED POET IS -> CODES TO SERAPIS -> CASSIE TOP'D ROSE
ALL HIM GLOOMIER -> HILL MEMORIAL GO!
oh man

you guys

codes to serapis | in soil fenced

dude

cassie does not rip | in soil fenced

ie, she was never given a proper grave

or

she isnt dead

but it doesn't say "into" serapis...therefore you can't come up with the does not rip...

Nicole · Post by **Nicole** » Wed Oct 04, 2006 6:07 pm

Jengels2002 wrote:Burial:
Holy Cross Cemetery
Culver City
Los Angeles County
California, USA
Plot: Saint Ann's Section, L152, 6

I do not know if we are on the right track...I'm just throwing out possibilities.

Yeah, I figured it'd be the one in Culver City. Blah. I'm giving up on this part for now and I'm gonna go work on finding that painting of the hand with the cup.

Jengels2002 · Post by **Jengels2002** » Wed Oct 04, 2006 6:10 pm

I agree...100%

curriguy · Post by **curriguy** » Wed Oct 04, 2006 6:39 pm

oh man

you guys

codes to serapis | in soil fenced

dude

cassie does not rip | in soil fenced

ie, she was never given a proper grave

or

she isnt dead

There is no "N" in "codes to serapis"
therefore you can NOT anagram the sentence "cassie does not rip"