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It has come to the attention of local law enforcement through a tragic confrontation that led to the injury of a local Deputy Sheriff that a new and highly dangerous criminal street gang is operating in Central Florida.

This gang, known simply as “Who’s Yer Daddy “(WYD), is a highly motivated and well trained attack force that specializes in neutralizing law enforcement and security services.

The Modus Operandi of this gang is to befriend targets and lull them into a false sense of security by wagging their tails and barking playfully. Occasionally tactics involving groveling and licking of feet have also been employed. Once the target is off guard, the gang member will then dance playfully around the target’s feet before launching a devastating and effective attack that involves the gang member jumping into the air as high as he can and biting the target squarely on the toe. The resulting infection and series of rabies shots serves to effectively neutralize the target for a substantive period of time rendering them ineffective to perform law enforcement and security duties.

This gang is highly selective. Members must possess certain identifiable skills and traits. Members are graceful, alert, swift-moving little dogs with saucy expressions and are compact with terrier-like qualities of temperament. Members must be well balanced and may not exceed 6 pounds.

Members are easily identified by the distinctive “Who’s Yer Daddy” prison tattoo on their left shoulder.

The only information on their whereabouts is a coded message that was left behind on their last hit. The message was written on a strip of paper and states:

TYTYPTSTRGNENTTXWEFFOHEWTHENPNWWEIOIIRVOHTSTOIOENGRVNEENEYEEINSSTHTETENOIOVENEIT

For more information, contact D/S Sky Tale, District 5, CSA 16, at the Canya Getit Sheriff’s Office.

Additional Hints ( Decrypt ) 

Decryption Key
A|B|C|D|E|F|G|H|I|J|K|L|M
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N|O|P|Q|R|S|T|U|V|W|X|Y|Z
(letter above equals below,
and vice versa)

Nepuvybpuhf naq Cyhgnepu pbhyq unir fbyirq guvf bar va gurve fyrrc. (Decrypted Hints)

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Cache Logs

July 16 by SONOTECH (3540 found) SONOTECH 07-16-09 OMG, is it Thursday already. That means its SONOTECH and Fegan caching day. So we decided to do some clean-up around Sanford down to Altamonte Springs area. Fegan predicted we would not get our usual 50-60 finds today and he was right, we finished up with 31 finds and 4 DNFs, but also 1 First Finder. Thanks to all those cachers who hid these caches that we searched for today. Some were easy and some were hard, and even a few were down right impossible. And even with the rapidly increasing summer heat, we had a pretty successful outing. Riding Fegan's coat tails on this one. Thanks for the smiley. Cache #3363 S O N O T E C H [view this log]

July 16 by fegan (3012 found) SONOTECH and I are doing a little cleanup in Sanford, Lake Mary, Casselberry, Altamonte Springs and Maitland today. After going off our intended route for an FTF attempt early this morning, we got off to a bit of a shaky start...ended up with 31 Finds (1 of them was an FTF!) and 4 DNFs. At our last cache, I dropped off an Evil Micro geocoin that's in the Premier Geocoin Race IV, I've had the coin a week and put over 200 miles on it...if anybody can help that coin on it's journey I'm sure the owner would be most appreciative. I always like to try to solve at least one puzzle when we plan our weekly geocaching adventures. Today, this was the puzzle. Arrived at GZ and began searching, not having any luck. Called curious4cache to confirm I had the puzzle solved correctly...confirmed, I'm in the right spot! Well, would you like a hint? Sure! I don't think I ever would have found this without the hint...a very tough hide! Unless the cache has moved, it was at least 20 feet from where my GPS had me standing. Tough to find a well-camo'd micro with rough coords. Thanks Sheila for the confirmation and the hint! TFTC!! [view this log]

February 5 by curious4cache (1034 found) This great puzzle has been our "solved and need to find" list for a long while. Today we finally had a chance. After finding the Lake Jessup caches on the west side of 417, we were going to head over to SAMS. When this cache came up on the radar, we knew we had to stop and look. Our geothinking needed adjustment as we moved from the wide open spaces of Lake Jessup Wilderness area to some city caching, but the right parking spot and a nice walk had us to GZ and the search was on. Couldn't remember how large the container was, so we meandered for a while, then finally made the find. Really cool container!! Thanks so much for the puzzle (it was one of just a few we managed to solve without help -most of Geolytical's other puzzles are still on the back burner!) Had a really nice adventure today! [view this log]

February 5 by M'Lord and m'lady (1640 found) Great puzzle and another fantastic hide by Geolytical! Cache and log in good shape. SL TFTC [view this log]

November 5, 2008 by War1man and MiMi (3297 found) I had gotten a hint from Geolytical about a month ago, and finally got a chance to go look for this "impossible" find. I walked to the GZ looked and saw it instantly. Sometimes even the blind can see! The cache is in good shape, although some of the cammo on the log holder has come off. TFTC and the fun! SL. [view this log]

Current time: 11/22/2009 8:05:23 AM
Last Updated: 7/17/2009 12:28:38 PM
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