Scioly Assassination 148: 5361766520746865207369746521

[HugoTroop]

There must be something funky going on with spaces, because otherwise sysop wouldn't make sense and the E's wouldn't match up

Agreed. It's possible the sassy made a typo with Sysop, but even so, the rest doesn't really add up to anything. Edit: Perhaps some of the individual 'groups' can represent multiple letters?

[Umaroth]

F.-... ..- R has to be FOUR, pretty sure there's nothing else it can be

[Booknerd]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/233rd_Street_station That's the picture, the exact one used by the Wikipedia page, except severely compressed. I'd guess Lumo, perhaps? bc new york city

Sneepity is also from NYC (I think), don't forget about them.

[HugoTroop]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/233rd_Street_station That's the picture, the exact one used by the Wikipedia page, except severely compressed. I'd guess Lumo, perhaps? bc new york city

Sneepity is also from NYC (I think), don't forget about them.

Sneepity would make more sense in this case, but that would also turn the clue too ambiguous if it's that broad.

The picture depicts northbound line of the 233rd Street station. The line terminates at Nereid Avenue/238th Street (for the 5 train) and Wakefield-241st Street (for the 2 train). Both stations originally had the name "East" in them, so that's a potential possibly (haha east is old, and so are the station names with 'east' in them), however unlikely

Perhaps the end is referring to the Bronx as a whole, or something similar in scale?

[Booknerd]

It might just be a coincidence, but I noticed that 233rd street goes through a neighborhood called "Woodlawn heights". Woodlawn is a div. B team in Illinois, and some people thought Torchic went to woodlawn, when she actually went to woodland. I'm not entirely sure that this is the direction the sassy is going in, but I just thought I would mention that.

[SilverBreeze]

TH--- -.--- .---. V-.--- .-.-. -. .. ..-.. ..-.. .-... S.- X -. .. ..-.. .--- .-.-. F.-... ..- R -.--- .- GHT -. .. ..-.. .--- .-.-. S.- X S.- X
=====
.---. ---. P L.- .---. -.:
sneepity
Umaroth
LittleMissNyan
SilverBreeze
Torchic (2 PT)
=====
.-.-- .. --.-- D: bernard


I think sassy typoed "syp" or "sop" list, since .---. seems to be "s."
Does the morse-like code to binary cipher-thing from 146 and 145 work?

EDIT: the IP at the top ends with "SIX SIX"

EDIT2: not sure if sassy just forgot, but this: https://cheeriestimpala.htmlpasta.com/ is still on sassy profile

[HugoTroop]

I'm inclined to think that ".-.-. " is the Dot, since it appears exactly 3 times, and is evenly spaced throughout.

The way I've currently "solved" it is:

TH?ESVN . TEEEO SIXTEEN . FOUR EIGHTEEN . SIX SIX

I can't really make sense of the first half, lmao, and several letters appear multiple times with different dot/dash combinations.

[jaspattack]

If the third number is 418 then it can't be an IPv4 address because no single number in a IPv4 address can be larger than 255. I had a hypothesis that the first number is 37 and the second is 216 but it probably doesn't hold up now that I realized that.

Unless it's like, 4 + 18 in which it's equal to 22.

[HugoTroop]

If the third number is 418 then it can't be an IPv4 address because no single number in a IPv4 address can be larger than 255. I had a hypothesis that the first number is 37 and the second is 216 but it probably doesn't hold up now that I realized that.

Unless it's like, 4 + 18 in which it's equal to 22.

That's what I was thinking as well, rather than individual numbers, that we should add them up. After all, writing it as "Eighteen" vs "One Eight" is a strange choice...

TH?ESVN . TEEEO SIXTEEN . FOUR EIGHTEEN . SIX SIX

becomes

37.18.22.12
or
37.18.22.66

These, however, are both in Moscow, Russia, which doesn't make a whole lot of sense.

[sneepity]

Wow this clue's going in about 50 different directions!
maybe the numbers are a time?
Or maybe it's 4 times 18 ???
maybe it's date? I'm gonna try these