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| The Intro Page for Jestyn's Verse 70 contains this image and this image from that same page contains a mass of hidden in plain sight code... |
The Somerton Man, Alf Boxall and Jestyn Linked...
Below you can see the close up image of the left hand of the lady with the fez. The two areas highlighted clearly show micro written numbers and that is beyond any doubt.
In this next close up we are looking at the line that joins the left arm to the midrif:
What you are seeing is a classic concealment method used by agents since WW1, hiding code inside an image. It was relatively common practice to select a newspaper ad that conatined an image and to write in the micrro-code using special inks or even pencil. You can clearly see the string of numbers and some letters in each of the 3 highlighted areas in this pic. Add this to the images of code concealed within the letters of Verse 70 supposedly written by Jestyn and the picture is complete.
The clandestine communication method used including Ink H, are very similar to those used by the British Intelligence unit, the SOE.
Those familiar with the code page will recall the crossed out line, the two lines across the centre and the so called flourish beneath the final letter 'R' on the last line of the code. They also contain micro-written code.
I will shortly be adding a scanned image of a copy that I own of the same edition of the Rubaiyat of Omar Khayam as the one from which the above images were taken. I have already compared them and there is absolutely no doubt that the Boxall book carries the hidden in plain sight code, my copy shows no such or in any way similar markings.
The Alf Boxall book is still in existence and I believe that Professor Abbott has it in his possession or has access to it. Using a microscope as has been done in the past, to examine this page will mean nothing. Getting clear images is a matter of proper focus and lighting. It is the easiest thing in the world to take a microscope image that completely misses the focus point for an image.
Over on the Tomsbytwo.com blog, Pete Bowes has some interesting threads that weave in to this and similar posts. The role played by the Musgraves is a case in point.
Over on the Tomsbytwo.com blog, Pete Bowes has some interesting threads that weave in to this and similar posts. The role played by the Musgraves is a case in point.
Make no mistake this is new and very relevant evidence in what is still an open case.
GC, in your last pic I can almost clearly see the letters GS on the left and XYAB on the right. If Alf B drew that picture, and we know he was a very good sketcher, perhaps he was following a new art technique, and using coding skills in his portrait of a muti taloned, dark haired beauty wearing an enigmatic smile. AB did have a dour sense of humour.
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