Year Zero Research Timeline
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This page will try to keep track of the way clues have been found over the time. If anyone knows exact dates (and order of the events), please add them or correct the ones which already exist.
- (2/12/07) iamtryingtobelieve.com spotted on a NIN Tour shirt
- (2/12/07) anotherversionofthetruth.com, bethehammer.net, 105thairbornecrusaders.com and churchofplano.com, deadcop-opal.com found through IP address range research
- (2/12/07) consolidatedmailsystems.com found through reference on AVOTT forums
- (2/14/07) 1-310-295-1040 found on the back of another tour t-shirt
- (2/14/07) My Violent Heart leaked
- (2/19/07) Me, I'm Not leaked
- (2/19/07) 1-216-333-1810 found on 2432.mp3 on the same thumb drive as Me, I'm Not
- (2/19/07) uswiretap.com found through 1-216-333-1810
- (2/22/07) "Art is Resistance" found on a red flyer handed out in The Spiral line at the Paris, France show
- (2/25/07) In This Twilight leaked
- (2/25/07) hollywoodinmemoriam.org found through an image contained on the same flash drive as In This Twilight.
- (2/27/07) Secure Broadcast Informatics found on BluRay/HD-DVD editions of Beside You In Time.
- (3/07/07) Survivalism video given out on USB drives after a show in high- and lo-res versions. video. The Water Turned To Blood, Judson Ogram Correctional Facility and Cedocore websites found trough the video.
- (3/11/07) Operation Swamp 0000, Operation Chip Sweep and The Mailstrom found.
- (3/13/07) Another page on The Mailstrom found.
- (3/18/07) Yet another page on The Mailstrom found.
- (3/27/07) The Price of Treason and Open Source Resistance found as per an email randomly sent to many NIN fans.
- (4/05/07) Grace The Teacher has been discovered hidden in the morse code in AvotT.
- (4/05/07) Year Zero leaked on the web.
- (4/07/07) Red Horse Vector site discovered.
- (4/11/07) 1-866-445-6580 found on the back of Year Zero card sleeve prior to release.
- (4/12/07) New Mural found, leads to One Country At A Time.
- (4/14/07) viabilityindex.com was discovered by combining barcode-like images found on fliers and in CD booklets.