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Hellsing is also right on this. I have seen every George A. Romero film and a quote from them would be "If you kill the brain you kill the ghoul." George's zombies are also created from a meteor. Coincidence? Probably not, but Re-animation needs at least a good chunk of brain still connected to the stem to give the nerves in the body signals to feed. This can also be sited from Max Brook's Zombie Survival Guide. Meaning you can cut a zombies head off and the head will still be alive while the body dies, but you scramble the brain with a bullet and it all dies. As Hellsing stated its still reacting to the last command it recieved.

The theory is well thought out. This thread has also made me lol a good 10 times. Time travel is a big part of zombies but the one thing no one mention is the fact that the teleporters in Five are totally different from all the others: 1. They don't randomly teleport you to an area off map like Kinos i.e. Samanthas Room, Crazy Samanthas room, Meeting Room, etc. 2. They don't have a lightning flash, they have numbers all around them. 3. They don't require a cooldown time. 4. You don't have to intiate a link to another pad. 5. Kinos teleporter kills zombies and in five they can use them. In conclusion, the teleporters in five may not even be powered by element 115 as there is no evidece of it. So if it is a completely different technology then the teleporters in Five may not be capable of time travel as there is no evidence of it. Also there are many different things around Five i.e. Thundergun and Ray gun. The Americans didn't make those, so they probably stole the teleporters from the Russias or Germans also. The Numbers were Russian but Steiner , a German scientist, help with the creation. So maybe the Thief is Russian or German, this would explain why and how he is breaking into the Pentagon. Hes a commie/nazi with a revenge issue. With that being said, my chronological order is a little screwy, because JFK is assassinated in 63 and Mason and Hudson barely figure out what is going on with the numbers in 68. So how can America steal tech that they don't even understand? With all that said It's quite possible that five is more of a nod to gamers by letting us play as these prominent political figures killing zombies at the Pentagon, and the Thief is a nod to Zork. But if I'm wrong and it is canon then I don't think Clarke is the thief because the teleporters in Five may not be capable of time travel (which is the only way to explain the aging), and in my opinion he physically (other than the markings) looks nothing like Clarke. It would make more sense if he was a different scientist working on the same project as Clarke, which would explain the equation markings. I'm not saying I'm 100% right, this is just my theory on the subject. Sorry for such a big post. I articulated my thoughts as best I could.

Maybe the weapons were gathered there by the Pentagon Thief, but at the same time it says "Breach Detected" when he shows up so maybe not. There is also a picture of Richtofen in Five so maybe he starts working with the American government at some point, and possibly helps make the Winters Howl. Or maybe they just stole all the good zombie weapons for research for the Winters Howl as JFK clearly knows about zombies from the video. All just theories of course, no solid evidence on any of these things.

Sky, I saw you said that the Thundergun may have been made at Five which could be true bc no one is really sure but I've heard that DG-3 is supposed to be the Thundergun and in the desk in Kino that has the Ludwig Maxis Nameplate if you knife open the lower right drawer you can see a book titled "DG-2 DG-3" and the author is Edward Richtofen. You will need a sniper rifle to see it. Not trying to call you out. Just trying to help you out, as you always have the best collection of easter eggs. Keep up the good work.

I found this link: http://www.chmava.com/video/874935/call ... nsion.html Kinda looks like what OP was talking about but as I have not played all the old zombie maps and I'm not sure if this screenshot is even for real. Can someone help me confirm this is not an old zombie map? Thx in advance guys.

Good theory, but one thing should be mentioned and that is the fact that in Kino Der Toten inside the Pack a Punch room, if you go to the desk which has the Ludwig Maxis nameplate and knife open the bottom right drawer there is a book inside that is titled "DG-2 DG-3" and the author is Edward Richtofen. Edward Richtofen is also part of the Illumanati or was. I don't know who the Pentagon Thief is, but the things I've mentioned are facts. Hopefully we can eventually get to the bottom of this, but in my opinion Clarke seems more likely than Richtofen but also in one of the film reels in Kino Der Toten there is a scientist wearing a labcoat much like the Pentagon Thief, and in the lower left corner you can see E A R. Possibly Edward A. Richtofen. So honestly both sides are open to debate in my opinion.

Your welcome man. I have found that Takeo and Richtofen usually say something useful to unraveling the truth were as Demsey and Nicholai just say badass/funny one liners. What you found though is another possible link to Ascension being Area 51. [brains] to you my friend.

I found this book as well. If you go to the Pack a Punch room, the desk that has Ludwig Maxis' nameplate on it and knife open the bottom right drawer that book is in there along with a book that is titled DG-2 and DG-3 and the author of the "DG" book is Edward Richtofen. I heard somewhere on the forums that DG-3 is the Thundergun. Somewhere else someone mentioned Richtofen say "So this is what you've been hiding from me Maxis." when you get the Thundergun. So maybe Richtofen had a concept for the Thundergun then Maxis actually made it. Good call on the Nellis Lamdrum thing though, I couldn't find anything on google because I thought that was a person. lol.