Mississippi Airplane Thief Dies in Prison
In September, Cory Patterson had threatened to crash the plane into Walmart while doing “circles” in the sky. I revealed this to be a massive “Pi” riddle. A similar story from Seattle in 2018 was also a huge “Pi” riddle.
Walmart was founded by Sam Walton, who died on a date with Primary numerology of 120:
It was reported that Cory Patterson, the man who stole a plane in Tupelo, Mississippi, was pronounced dead at the Federal Detention Center at 1:20 pm.
Although Patterson died on Monday, November 14th, news of his death did not make national headlines until November 18th, or 11/18.
Today, 11/18, is the 322nd day of the year:
322 is the second number to have gematria of 314, which are the first three digits of Pi. The plane was stolen just one day before Walmart turned exactly 3140 weeks old.
322 is the inverse of 223, both of which are important to the Circle, as symbolized by the presence of 322 on the famous Skull and Crossbones.
223 is the number of lunar phases separating each eclipse from the same Saros series.
The Number 47
His first and last names both sum to 47.
The date he died, November 14th, leaves 47 days on the calendar. This year, that date also had numerology of 47 and 11, syncing up with the gematria of Walmart, which he threated to crash into:
It’s being reported that his death was the result of Suicide.
News of his death was not published in the media until today, the date leaving 43 days in the year:
Cory Patterson’s name is almost identical to Corey Patterson, a former Major League Baseball player for over a decade. Some outlets are even spelling the plane thief’s name this way.
The former MLB player was born on a date with a Life Lesson number of 47:
See my next post for a close examination of how the Major League is heavily-connected to this story by the numbers.
The baseball player’s name sums to both 76 and 77.
Patterson died in Federal custody, which he was taken into after stealing an Airplane.
