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The FBI is asking the public to help solve a coded message found in a Missouri homicide victim's pocket back in 1999 near St. Louis.
“Even if we found out that he was writing a grocery list or a love letter, we would still want to see how the code is solved. This is a cipher system we know nothing about," Olson said.
Here's a Post-Dispatch article from when the body was discovered.
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