Dharma Secret’s LOST-n-Found: A Blog Dedicated to the T.V. Show Lost

On Sept. 8th, glyph 70 with the frag code, “PGVPE4EC” was found on Rachel Blake’s European Holiday blog. Gamers found the following partial image urls (.png) embeded within the source code.

a href="img_new/a.png" target="_blank"
a href="img_new/I_.png" target="_blank"
a href="img_new/that.png" target="_blank"
a href="img_new/They.png" target="_blank"
a href="img_new/wish.png" target="_blank"
a href="img_new/happens.png" target="_blank"
a href="img_new/I.png" target="_blank"
a href="img_new/for.png" target="_blank"
a href="img_new/believe.png" target="_blank"
a href="img_new/reason.png" target="_blank"
a href="img_new/could.png" target="_blank"
a href="img_new/say.png" target="_blank"
a href="img_new/that_.png" target="_blank"
a href="img_new/everything.png" target="_blank"

It was soon discovered that the images could be viewed if the partials were combined with the racelblake.com url.

http://www.rachelblake.com/img_new/a.png
http://www.rachelblake.com/img_new/I_.png
http://www.rachelblake.com/img_new/that.png
http://www.rachelblake.com/img_new/They.png
http://www.rachelblake.com/img_new/wish.png
http://www.rachelblake.com/img_new/happens.png
http://www.rachelblake.com/img_new/I.png
http://www.rachelblake.com/img_new/for.png
http://www.rachelblake.com/img_new/believe.png
http://www.rachelblake.com/img_new/reason.png
http://www.rachelblake.com/img_new/could.png
http://www.rachelblake.com/img_new/say.png
http://www.rachelblake.com/img_new/that.png
http://www.rachelblake.com/img_new/everything.png

The final glyph is found by piecing together the fragments.

Although the order has nothing to do with putting the pieces together, many have noticed that by rearranging the words you find the message “They say that everything happens for a reason. I wish I could believe that.”

The final frag was added to the rest, and completed versions started popping up on You Tube immediatly. This one was posted by thelostfiles.

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A glyph with the code “KCQBMLI6″ was found in four pieces during one of Lost Ninja’s glyph hunts. The first piece was found on Lost Ninja’s myspace blog.

At the botom of the only post is the link, “These aren’t the droids you’re looking for…”, which is where the first piece was hidden.

The clue with the first link, “On Steve’s goodbye is the last piece for today. Check what Other Girl had to say” led gamers back to Ninja’s yahoo blog where the second piece was hidden a link titled “Other Girl’s got the scoop… ”

The next piece was found through a link on Lost Ninja’s latest post.

The final piece was found by using the clues left with the link to piece three. “Near my seal begins the tasking, It’s the question, we’re all asking.” The seal in the riddle refers to a post in which Ninja posted a graphic with his “seal of approval”

The last piece was found by clicking on the “Where is Alvar” link.

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On Sept. 7th, a giant glyph with the code “ZR2JI” was painted on a lawn in Greenwich Park London.

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On Sept. 6th, a glyph with the code “V4UMMA” was found through another of Speaker’s glyph hunts. This hunt started on Speaker’s myspace profile on which he posted the announcement, “The Fuselage is the place to be, Find the user, initials K.P.” (The announcement has since be changed)

This clue then led gamers to the Fuselage where they found the next clue in the hunt on Kim Possible’s profile.

Gamers figured out that the line, “When DJDan streamed live on the net” refered to Speaker’s “SHUTTIN’ DOWN THE MAN LIVE!” thread on his blog.

“Coaltrain’s pet” refers to the Dukes of Hazard character Rosco P. Coltrane who had a pet Basset Hound named “Flash”.

Gamers searched through the comments, and found the following clue posted by Flash.

This clue led gamers back to Speaker’s Myspace profile where they found the glyph by clicking on the “Benji” link on Speaker’s week 4 top 8.

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It’s not certain as to how this glyph was found yet, but Matt the Pale’s site lists that it was found by Ixalon in Manchester.

However he got it. GOOD JOB DUDE!

UPDATE:
Why bother repeating something when someone already did a great job the first time. Ixalon posted a full recap on how he found the glyph, and it can be viewed here.

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