The FBI's Coded Tweet Yesterday

The FBI sent out a weird tweet yesterday.



I couldn't help but think it was some kind of code, so I started playing around with it and to my surprise it actually transcribed in to something.

If we just take the numbers in the post they are 11/1/1955 629 44. When using their corresponding letters that spells out

A A A S E E F B I D D
1 1 1 19 5 5 6 2 9 4 4


Does this mean All Available Agents See FBI Deputy Director?

or

K A S E E F B I D D
11 1 19 5 5 6 2 9 4 4

But who is KA?


The first scenario would surely correspond with the rumors that all available agents are being called in: truepundit.com...

Anyway I just thought this was interesting.....

Edit:

I'd like to address some of the biggest objections and give you my take on it.

1) The code is too easy

I agree that the code would be ridiculously easy, but this could also be away to easily get a message out while keeping it out of the press. I mean what reputable news outlet is going to report on something like this?

Plus I also think the FBI is trying to get messages out to the public, an easy substitution code is practically guaranteed to be broken but still keep it out of the press as long as it's not confirmed by the FBI themselves.

2) They wouldn't use a twitter, they'd get the message out using their internal protocol.

Maybe they'd use twitter for two reasons: 1) Two make the message public and easily accessible. This way undercover agents or agents who are hard to contact can easily see the message without having to make actual contact. 2) Perhaps they thought their internal protocol was compromised and therefore needed something something that was not.

Who knows...I just can't help but think that a weird twee that literally spells out the words SEE FBI in the middle of is too much to be just a coincidence with everything that's going on right now.

a reply to: stdscf12

Interesting... Or maybe it's just a harmless tbt?

a reply to: stdscf12

Talk about code , check this out

a reply to: Churchhousecreeper

Yeah but it's that's such a random tweet in the middle of all of this craziness and the fact that it clearly spells out SEE FBI with all of the rumors surrounding all agents being called i think is too strange to be a coincidence.

I got:


"Be sure to drink your Ovaltine."

a reply to: stdscf12

Yeah, that part got me.. Although who is KA and who is DD?

a reply to: stdscf12

Seems to me that the FBI would have better ways to have a recall
of their agents than posting something that very blatantly says "seefbi" on an official Twitter account.
Even a simple low tech telephone pyramid like we used to use in the military would suffice and avoid too much public attention. A bit cumbersome but still effective.
Unless, of course they were trying to subtly alert the public without alerting the public, if you will.
Just a thought.

Surely to simple of a code?

Irrespective, awesome thinking

It is interesting that the FBI tweeted this under the premise of a "#TBT" (Throw back Thursday) on what this year was a Tuesday... It was also a Tuesday in the year 1955, so no correlation there ither.

And if this was tweeted today.. Surly they would have thought to post it Nov 1.. rather than Nov 4th.. it would just make more sense. Unless they were just itching to get the #TBT.

Does the FBI even do TBT (Throw Back Thursday)??

Have they done this on their tweet feed before?

If not, I'd say it's definitely a coded message of some sort to someone(s) from someone within the FBI...

Nice find!

Interesting and no shadowy unknown source needed to be quoted for it. Getting a little tired of those...

a reply to: stdscf12

"Does this mean All Available Agents See FBI Deputy Director?"


Yes, you are absolutely correct. This was code for all available special field agents to come in for what I can only assume is a briefing about taking out the trash. Using codes hidden in plain site is pretty standard when you need to call people in, especially people working under cover. Heads are going to roll and it's about Damn time.

a reply to: stdscf12

All available agents, see FBI deputy director?

I highly doubt that it would be physically possible for all available agents to see the deputy director at the same time, or on the same day, even in batches. Its not like there are only five or six of them.

It means for everyone to get back to base for a briefing, in masse. The're not going to sit each agent down individually, come on. I think you'd be very surprised how quickly all of those field agents could make it back to HQ. FBI field agents are bad ass very highly trained folks, no slackers and @$$ dragging allowed.

a reply to: stdscf12

you're a genius! The FBI secretly wants people like you to KNOW what their secret plans are. You discovered their secret plans to sign a card for the secretary's birthday!!!

originally posted by: bender151
a reply to: stdscf12

you're a genius! The FBI secretly wants people like you to KNOW what their secret plans are. You discovered their secret plans to sign a card for the secretary's birthday!!!

And what have you found and shared with us that's interesting?

*crickets*

Yeah, that's what I thought.

Pfffft!!

a reply to: stdscf12

It might mean they have a full confession.

Read the story associated with flight 629.

Peace

Additionally, after looking at the #TBT by the FB, it isn't uncommon for them to tweet a TBT.

What is uncommon, is for them to state the specific day they are talking about. Most/All their TBT posts just say "In 1976...." Not "10/7/1976..."

And you're not the only one who thinks they are saying something coded: www.reddit.com...

a reply to: stdscf12

You understand that literally every single agent has a means with which their office can get a hold of them 24 hours a day, seven days a week. You understand that, right?

And that not every agent is on Twitter? Also understood, right?

So the easiest method to get a hold of a large number of agents in a hurry is a telephone tree (insider tip: that's exactly what they use) and not a Tweet with an elementary level subsititution code.

Wikipedia - United Airlines Flight 629.

So, there was a flight 629, and it did crash in Longmont, Co., killing all 44 on board. But even Wikipedia puts "Airlines" in there. "UF" skip six words (from the first "6" in 629) and you are "CO". UFCO? The aircraft was called "Mainliner Denver".

Is it a call to Denver agents to report in? Could it be "C" UFO in Colorado? Maybe I am being silly! There is no such things as flying aircraft that do not use jet engines, hover silently, are shaped like black Doritos...

Nice find! S+F

originally posted by: Churchhousecreeper
a reply to: stdscf12

Yeah, that part got me.. Although who is KA and who is DD?

D DAY?
Department of Defense?