[jamesi]

I like this show a lot, and am loving this latest turn of events. I hope it turns into something big.

[cem]

code

[rowan]

Code & Website

[rowan]

Oooh..very clever. Of course now that means...

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there has to be a message as to where they are gonna meet.

Going back to the original code and applying the same technique doesn't get us any additional information. So perhaps there is a third message forthcoming?

[catherwood]

rowan wrote:

The number is 736-339-8687. I didn't call it yet but...

It's not a phone number, it's my old friend, "phone code" for:

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RENDEZVOUS

[rowan]

The number is 736-339-8687. I didn't call it yet but...

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if you believe what Kellerman was told in the show, it's not active anyway

I think we need to combine the previous code with the number to get something.

edit: Btw, it's not taking the new number and subtracting it from the first number. 239-246-xxxx is just some poor random soul in FL who has already been bothered once so please don't call it again.

[Dr3dg]

Hope somebody taped tonight show...there was a phone number but i didnt catch it...also im from missouri so if we find anything that needs checking out i can do it.

[Ayeso]

Hmm, I guess I missed that I coulda sworn i read the whole thread, I guess sleepiness is getting to me i will be more thorough in the future , and yeah it should be a 5 not a 6. I will try calling it when i get home. I have VOIP it looks like its a missouri number.

[aliendial]

We do recommend reading a thread before posting. This (dots add up to phone number) has been suggested. Except the earlier suggestion got a different last digit. This is a new number, but it seems like the earlier suggestion (7655) is the correct one. Can you defend this one?

And did you try the phone number?

[Ayeso]

... .. .. . .. .... ... ... .. ....
.... .. .. . ... . .. .. ... .
.. ... . ... ... . .. .

9 7 5 5 8 6 7 6 5 6


975-586-7656 Phone number perhaps?

[garfield80]

I think the Key would be this sentence:
T H E R E S A P L A N TO MAKE ALL OF THIS RIGHT
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11,etc

Where T=1,H=2,E=3,etc

Code:
... .. .. . .. .... ... ... .. ....
.... .. .. . ... . .. .. ... .
.. ... . ... ... . .. .

Counting dots:
3 2 2 1 2 4 3 3 2 4
4 2 2 1 3 1 2 2 3 1
2 3 1 3 3 1 2 1

To binary code:
011 010 010 001 010 100 011 011 010 100
100 010 010 001 011 001 010 010 011 001
010 011 001 011 011 001 010 001

Binary in columns:
254 071 061 017 073 403 074 065 031 201

Following the Key, where T=1,H=2,E=3,etc:
HER AT ST TA AE R E AR SE ET H T

¿"Her at sta aerea r see the t"?

Yeah, that means nothing. But perhaps we are close.
Maybe using hacking methods like this one we can crack the fine code.

Edited for language - Gupfee

[Dr3dg]

Quote:

CBBABDCCBD DBBACABBCA BCACCABA

Looks more like a form of poetry than an anagram....

[White Knight]

I had a go at comparing the number sequences to a simple alphabet code; 1=A, 2=B, etc. This is what I got:

CBBABDCCBD
DBBACABBCA
BCACCABA

What do you reckon? An anagram? Or am I barking up the wrong tree?

[konamouse]

Blech, just a message from that ugly Capt from Fox River telling us "for more information" tune into Fox Monday 8p/7p central. Booorrrinnng.

[RPGgame]

i happened to be in california and my dad saw this wanted poster that seemed out of the ordinairy anyway the phone number to call in if you caught the prision breakers is 1-888-808-SEEN

I called the number and it was pretty funny even though I wish it was meant for more.