  Recent evidence from the LHC for the Higgs boson with mass between 142 GeV <
m_h < 147GeV points to PeV-scale Split Supersymmetry. This article explores the
consequences of a Higgs mass in this range and possible discovery modes for
Split Susy. Moderate lifetime gluinos, with decay lengths in the 25 microns to
10 years range, are its imminent smoking gun signature. The 7 TeV LHC will be
sensitive to the moderately lived gluinos and trilepton signatures from direct
electroweakino production. Moreover, the dark matter abundance may be obtained
from annihilation through an s-channel Higgs resonance, with the LSP almost
purely bino and mass m_chi = 70 GeV. The Higgs resonance region of Split Susy
has visible signatures in dark matter direct and indirect detection and
electric dipole moment experiments. If the anomalies go away, the majority of
Split Susy parameter space will be excluded.
