Tallahassee Hatchett

 Continuing on, note this excerpt from my May 3 post, Bury the Hatchett AND/OR Throw It!!!: 

• In April 2018, Hatchett became an attorney with the law firm Akerman LLP (formerly Akerman Senterfitt) in Tallahassee, Florida.

It’s the name Tallahassee that’s caught my eye.  Namely because it’s obviously from indigenous peoples: 

“Tallahassee” is an Apalachee Indian word meaning “old town” or “abandoned fields.” The area became an abandoned Apalachee village.

And given that the surname “Savage” cropped up in my previous (unrelated) post, and of course the surname “Hatchett” before in the May 3 post, all constitute an “Indigenous People Theme” pattern cluster.  

Note as well, the “tall a has see” found in the place name.  One notable person from Tallahassee stands out: 

• Neil Frank – former director of the National Hurricane Center

Note just his name that contains a cryptic “kneel frank (blunt truth)”, butt his occupation as former director of the “National Hurricane Center”... that factors into the cryptic communication.  And note what his wiki page reveals:

• Neil Laverne Frank (born September 11, 1931) 

Born on9/11... now  THAT speaks volumes!!!  Keep in mind not only of  the events of 9/11 in 2001 re  “Twin” Towers, butt that as of 9/11, there are 111 days remaining in the year... sequences of identical numbers are a particular inner twin trade mark signature.