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I protect paleonaps because he made posts 2625, 3119, and 7903 in the 10000 post thread.

after goin out the bak door i placed a bomb under his car. wen the prty was ova all the guests left the house. some had bcome confused from too much eggnog and were bluurting out random names. howeva haverstall noticd the blinking red light of the detonator unda Paleonaps's car.

haverstall has correkly protected Paleonaps.

new clue:

4749267339
subtract three

If you add them together, you get 54. Subtracting 3 leaves 51.

These are just ideas.

Number games!!! With this new clue you can separate the number into a bunch of sections. It'll be interesting to see how this clue turns out..

Sorry for double post... Someone needs to protect East. When stuck in a Letters Numbers cipher, 51 becomes EA... The first two letters of East's name. Also, East is an officer.
I also got this after a bit of ciphering (this all follows the clue, except the first one)....
D G D I B F G C C I
A D A F Y C D Z Z F
A D A F C D F
D G D I B F G C C F
I have no idea what it means. maybe the double Z's mean it's targeting Z?

I protect myself because of tornado's reasoning.

Assassinator wrote: 4749267339
subtract three

Just throwing thoughts around, but what if we take out the 3's?

so: 47492679

Don't really see anything there, but I guess it's worth checking out some way.

i followed her home. i then weighted for her to go to bed and fall asleeep. i picked the lok and quietly entrd. i found the kitchen stove and opened all the gas vents. then i left the house and weighted in the bushes across the street. it wasnt long before the house filled with methane which was then easilee ignited by the dying fire in the fire place. a lg explosion took out all the windows and caught most of the decerations on fire. by the time the firemen had arrrived it was two late.
foreverphysics is ded. new clue:
Popular Science, October 1920

Assassinator wrote:new clue:
Popular Science, October 1920

Although the sassy is probably going for some sort of alternative meaning, here's the full text of the October 1920 issue of Popular Science magazine, in case it helps: http://goo.gl/3Zkhx

Just watching this game is fun.