We may also want to consider adding the previous red letters from IV’s note to III: FY. Since the theory that it stood for the date 6/25 didn’t pan out, it remains an unsolved mystery. Could adding it to “CSpath.-” yield any result? Have there been any other red letters that we’ve missed in previous documents? Could it just be a literally-red herring?
Here’s what the numbers look like for the letters:
C – 3
S – 19
p – 16
a – 1
t – 20
h – 8
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Numerologically, adding up each until you get a single sum from the letters yields this: 3 1 7 1 2 8 – .
Adding F (6) and Y (25) to the mix would give 6 7 3 1 7 1 2 8 – .
So far, ideas that have sprung up from this include Lat./Long. coordinates (not sure where we’d place the decimal point, though), a phone number (there are only enough digits to form one if we include the FY as part of the area code and treat – and . as 0s (?)), or an IP address (though, again, where it breaks up is suspect since there are not enough digits there to form the xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx (where each xxx is between 001 and 255) format.
Suffice it to say, no suggestions can be ruled out as too far-fetched at this point!
Thanks, @chicar, for reviving this topic, as it is indeed an interesting mystery!
