People have been getting to a December 2008 post titled Can You Crack FBI's Code? today. Enough to make me wonder if they had put up a new code.
And they have, only this one isn't a game. But I guess the success of the gamers (someone sent me the answer to the code nine minutes after I posted it) has spurred the FBI to post a real code that they can't figure out. There were two coded pieces of paper in the pocket of a murder victim in 1999. Here's the first note:
You can go to the FBI's site to see the whole story and the other note, and to let them know what it says. I went to the link of the person who solved the 2008 code so quickly and left a message. Maybe he can do this one in 20 minutes.
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