There was an email address there that some people, after emailing of course, received a response from. The response had THIS hidden URL in it. That is all I know at this point, so check it out and see what you can come up with. Jess
UPDATE 1/17 (6:53am): Over at Dark UFO there are some interesting developments. I'm not sure what to make of this, but it's either really clever or an extremely elaborate wild goose chase. Have a look and decide for yourself. ~Ange
Tonight's hunt begins with Sam looking over the edge of the Christiane 1. He hears radio static and other strange electrical sounds and goes into the ship's control room to investigate. There he sees weird things happening like flickering screens and strange electronic beeps and chirps.
- Here, you can click on two monitors and hear Sam say things like, "I've never seen that before," etc...
Clue Hunt:
By clicking around in the room inside the ship we find our 4 season clues:
- Virgin Mary- your season 1 clue
- 108-your season 2 clue
- submarine- your season 3 clue
- Tunisian newspaper- your season 4 clue
- Nirvana at DarkUFO is posting a possible translation for the text in the paper. (Thanks to Maven for the heads up on this.)
To view the season 4 clue, you are directed to ABC.com or Yahoo7 to find the password. There you play a game called Talbot's Search. In it, Sam needs to plot an unbroken course through Talbot's search grid without taking the same path twice.
- There are 3 search grids to complete, and you basically have to connect the dots.
- HINT- watch carefully when each search grid loads for a hint about where to start.
- Passwords are here in hidden-ish text--> 36-15-28 or Charlotte Lewis
- Click here for what could be more information on the second password. (Thanks to Pharmacopaeia for the Yahoo7 password.)
As we search for the four season clues you can see an image of Sonya on the wooden door in the cabin as well as some writing (Sayid's Girl and her daughter Sayid's Girl Jr. were keen to notice this is the e-mail Sam received with Sonya's picture in it). What could that be about, and what do those password numbers mean?
