The shopkeeper
I contacted the shop mentioned in the original post about the soJoanna book. They said the book was never at their shop, but that they did receive an anonymous letter before the first soJoanna post was made, containing photocopies of the book.
They also mentioned that their friend's elderly father is said to own the shop. Perhaps the letter was meant for him? The shopkeeper
I contacted the shop mentioned in the original post about the soJoanna book. They said the book was never at their shop, but that they did receive an anonymous letter before the first soJoanna post was made, containing photocopies of the book.
They also mentioned that their friend's elderly father is said to own the shop. Perhaps the letter was meant for him?
In a second conversation, the shopkeeper revealed that they had many copies of ‘around the world in 1000 pictures’ (prequel to around the world on 2000 pictures) in the back of their shop, but they never let anyone back their due to not wanting people touching their books.
There was some weird reception and it seemed messages were arriving out of order/images duplicating so some things might look a bit odd
The letter:
They showed the envelope that the letter was in. the return address has been redacted to prevent the OP being doxxed. The address is in my (stoplights) hometown, so i will investigate this.
Letter pictures better quality - https://imgur.com/a/diDwB3f
The shopkeeper noted that upside down stamps meant ‘love you’ when people would use postage more often. The handwriting looks the same as the blue pen handwriting in the book.
Note: its ‘Fort Mill’ not ‘Fort Mills’ and its in SC, not NC. still, the zip code is right, so its possible that this letter was delivered
this is simply the crossfire gambit list, but seemingly witten with a typewriter. The font is a match for the text in the openings/closings to the ‘zebulon’ and ‘allgood’ videos
This is seemingly a freemason internal document for the creation of a monument in Waynesville, NC - judging by the list of supplies its the same monument shown in artichoke with a g on it. It mentions there is a ‘memorial deposit’ buried under it
This is the books first page, but a sticky note is added. It says
‘Mary: This is the So joana book ——————- Private radio network ——————— 11 princesses of the cherokee’
This puzzled me at first. This sticky note is clearly blue pens handwriting, and they (and grey as well) have shown deep familiarity with cherokee culture, to the extent that their cherokee writing is better than their english. How could they not know that the cherokee didnt have princesses and that that was a myth caused by settlers being confused by the cherokees different gender roles? Then I realized- the 11 ‘princesses’ must be the radio towers. And if you total the number of CROSSFIRE GAMBIT locations implied by the book to be or known to be via coordinates to be radio towers, you get exactly 11 (though REDBARN could make 12 but its radio dishes/golfballs)
The shopkeeper has confirmed that they are not Mary.
In a second conversation, the shopkeeper revealed that they had many copies of ‘around the world in 1000 pictures’ (prequel to around the world on 2000 pictures) in the back of their shop, but they never let anyone back their due to not wanting people touching their books. There was some weird reception and it seemed messages were arriving out of order/images duplicating so some things might look a bit odd