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OK, so chances are he didn't burn the rig.
I think 377 is right - it is still out there somewhere.

Huh? what is that based on? Nylon wont burn?

I feel there is a giant dissconnect here in this forum
for some reason.

If I say "A" someone is sure to say "piquat" which
is Mayan for TZ.

I feel like Im talking to Martians.



No, based on the fact that nylon seems to burn extremely well and would have presumably increased the chances of being spotted. If Cooper didn't go up in flames with it.
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I feel like Im talking to Martians.



It's okay to talk to martians it's when they talk back you need to be concerned georger.

Speaking of ESP, has anyone tried the "remote viewing" technique to find Cooper?
Ingo Swann was the original CIA remote viewer at Stanford in the 70's. He wrote a book "Penetration" that can be found online about some of his work with the spooks. I can't say I believe everything but a good story anyway. I wonder if they had him work the case? It's the right time frame.

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I feel like Im talking to Martians.



It's okay to talk to martians it's when they talk back you need to be concerned georger.

Speaking of ESP, has anyone tried the "remote viewing" technique to find Cooper?
Ingo Swann was the original CIA remote viewer at Stanford in the 70's. He wrote a book "Penetration" that can be found online about some of his work with the spooks. I can't say I believe everything but a good story anyway. I wonder if they had him work the case? It's the right time frame.



Jeez. Cooper will be found in a dark place, near water.

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:)Beginning to sound like C to C hereand you guys think I am way out in left field!

:):D:ph34r:


Okay Mighty Mouse is a Mouseketer and his name is Billy.
Not sure this means anything at all, but it makes just a much sense as spooks.
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:)Beginning to sound like C to C here . . .



Beginning to?!?

Oh dear, it appears as if you people haven't been listening to yourselves since the very first day Jo showed up.

Everything related to DB Cooper sounds exactly like something that belongs on Coast to Coast and I don't mean this current incarnation with Noory, I mean the original mid-1980s version with Art Bell.
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Everything related to DB Cooper sounds exactly like something that belongs on Coast to Coast and I don't mean this current incarnation with Noory, I mean the original mid-1980s version with Art Bell.



What are you talking about - I am lost, but then that is not difficult for me to do. What is this 1980's version with Art Bell and who is Noory.

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I feel like Im talking to Martians.



It's okay to talk to martians it's when they talk back you need to be concerned georger.

Speaking of ESP, has anyone tried the "remote viewing" technique to find Cooper?
Ingo Swann was the original CIA remote viewer at Stanford in the 70's. He wrote a book "Penetration" that can be found online about some of his work with the spooks. I can't say I believe everything but a good story anyway. I wonder if they had him work the case? It's the right time frame.



Reply,

The short answer, Hang Diver, is "Yes," people are using remote viewing to investigate the DB Cooper case, or at least one - me.

However, I am not very accomplished at the process, so I really have nothing of substance to add to the discussion.

But RV, along with teleportation, could be a real game-changer in this case. Your question has put a real charge into my neural nets calling for action. It might be time to enlist Ingo Swann's old boss, Hal Puthoff and his old RV team at Stargate.

Puthoff is now the director of the Institute of Advanced Research in Austin, and his deputy, a guy by the name of Eric Davis, PHd, wrote a treatise on the current state of teleportation for the Air Force a few years back. It was widely ridiculed by my brethren in the media, but I heard Dr. Davis give a report on it at the Ramtha School and it sounded very solid, in my opinion.

It will be very interesting to see my two fields of study - DB Cooper and the New Physics - come together. Ahhh, synchronicity. I love it. I truly do.

One specific angle might be to get Joe McMoneagle or David Morehouse, some of Puthoff's former RV'ers who now work commercially, to join us.

I'll try to contact them and see if they're up for the game.

Further, to specifically answer your question, I have not heard word one from any of Puthoff's RV'ers, or any other RV'ers for that matter, on the subject of Cooper.

How have you become interested in remote viewing, Hang Diver?

Me, I've been attending the Ramtha School for 20 years, and that's my main source of inspiration and information. But I've also known some folks at the Monroe Institute, which intensely works on RV and related subjects. In fact, I (very) briefly met Robert Monroe at a pizza joint in Nellysford, VA a long time ago. No words exchanged, just eye connect.

As for Puthoff, I had an extensive email exchange with him when I worked on a field-effect propulsion system article titled: "Antigravity: The Holy Grail of the 21st Century," which subsequently earned me an invitation to present my findings to the Space Technology and Application International Forum in 2004, which was partially hosted by the American Institute of Physics.

One of my classmates at the Ramtha School, Danielle Graham, presented at STAIF also, and her empirical research on the effects of focused thought upon gravitational mass are very exciting, with one test yielding a 7-pound weight loss on a 200-pound meditator.

Maybe it's time for the dropzone to explore the real sensation of the lightness of being, eh?

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One of my classmates at the Ramtha School, Danielle Graham, presented at STAIF also, and her empirical research on the effects of focused thought upon gravitational mass are very exciting, with one test yielding a 7-pound weight loss on a 200-pound meditator.



Bruce and I spar good naturedly on mind over matter.

Brian Germain needs to look at this new method of in flight modulation of canopy loading. ;)

I think Puthof's ESP work at Stanford has been thoroughly discredited, but that's just my skeptical self talking.

Just remember NOBODY has claimed James Randi's million dollar prize. If telepresence, remote viewing, psychokinesis etc is a real phenomena then someone should be able to demonstrate it and pick up a cool million. The prize rules are simple but rigid. They are designed to detect frauds like Yuri Geller who was a gifted magician/illusionist rather than someone with paranormal power.

I think health can be hugely influenced by the mind, but I do not think the mind can vary mass or gravity.

I'd love to be wrong about this but Newton, Einstein, Maxwell, Occam, Houdini and other killjoys assure me I am not.

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Everything related to DB Cooper sounds exactly like something that belongs on Coast to Coast and I don't mean this current incarnation with Noory, I mean the original mid-1980s version with Art Bell.



It sure does. Even the SE Asia Air America CIA 727 stuff is pure Art Bell.
All we are missing are UFOs and Area 51.

Funny, Art Bell also was a ham radio operator like so many on this forum. Who can explain the correlation?

What is the frequency Kenneth?

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All,

I've been on a two-day business trip and while my back is turned, you guys go "all paranormal" on me! ...sheeeze!

Back to the real world...

The "Amboy Chute" was burried for longer than Cooper's chute would have been if found today. What does this say about what one would need to look for if they were seeking Cooper's chute (assuming he burried it)?

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What is the frequency Kenneth? 377



I can help with that: 666.666 Mhz, lower sideband.



Was it a coincidence Guru or did you remember the satan buzz when the Pentium III clock speed was revealed to be 666.666 Mhz? It was CW though, pure harmonic rich square wave.

"For example, when the giant CPU manufacturer Intel introduced the 666 MHz Pentium III in 1999, they chose to market it as the Pentium III 667 on the pretext that, since the actual clock speed was 666.666 MHz, 667 was the more accurate approximation—conveniently ignoring their own usual rounding practice: as examples, consider the earlier 66.666 MHz 486-66, the 466.666 MHz Celeron 466, or the later 866.666 MHz Pentium III 866. "

Hey Sluggo, stick around and keep us out of the Twilight Zone OK?

I am an aviation history nut and have read a lot of "aviation archeology" articles in the UK magazines. These guys are always digging up WW 2 plane crash debris out of bogs, swamps and marshes in Europe. Some of the recovered chutes look like you could clean em up and jump them. What is amazing is that the containers were cotton canvas in some cases yet did not decay much.

I think the 100% synthetic NB6 (or NB8) and C9 canopy could last for a long long time in decent shape if kept out of the sun. The heavier metal parts should be around for centuries under the right conditions.

Quade has really upset me. He is right, we DO sound like Art Bell in the 1980s. Calling all Cooper scientists, STAT. The lunatics have taken over the asylum.

Time for TK to check in and give us an update.

Wouldn't it be a kick if Bruce's paranormal science team leads us to some Cooper evdience?

The only remote viewing I have done used a video camera and an RF transmitter.

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Oh, and would somebody please get really nasty here on the forum?

You know Snow was not the sole cause of the insult wars here, but this new civility is making it look like he was.

That's unfair to Snow.

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The flow of information and the value of open forums has been questioned lately. What would a person or agency do with access to information with the intent to create a more probable solution or general improvement?

When was the last time you called Amana or Maytag to say the refrigerator is running just fine? I thought so. By nature we are sedentary, lazy and self absorbed. Paradoxically, it is those very attributes that drive us to make enhancements to life which allow us to live longer and experience more sloth and self absorption. Except for me, I'm the paragon of efficiency, charity and sacrifice for others.

Events transpire in a rough triad of activities in my world. First is the initial reports (news) where the refrigerator is not running like it was. This is closely followed by a spate of zero value, throw away phrases which are in the mitochondrial DNA of our national lexicon. Perhaps you have heard some of these gems yourself: "Let's wait until the report is published", "What happened to innocent until proven guilty?", "More information will be published as it becomes available" and my personal favorite "Don't be judgmental". The last one kills me since it is impossible to admonish one for the act without first committing it yourself.

The last phase is the quiet, cold, dry and lonely report on the event. No one will ever read, study or heed the lessons learned from some form of loss. Too emotive, too close, too rare and will never happen to me.

Less than a year after Cooper's caper there was a horrendous crash of a "civilian F-86" (N275X) into an ice cream parlor in Sacramento, CA. More than 20 people were killed and more than 20 were seriously burned when that aircraft failed to lift off and had little distance to decelerate from 130 knots.

Of course there was investigations, lawsuits, expert analysis, testimony, counter-suits and settlements. Many years later the settlements barely got a paragraph in the C section of the local paper. One of the parties found to be liable was the ice cream parlor for being where an aircraft could hit. Was someone making this up? Business licenses, health inspectors, building inspectors, FAA surveys and commercial insurance appraisers all approved the location and operation of this enterprise. What is the point of a license, permit, survey and risk assessment?

The NTSB made this finding - "The catastrophic consequence of this accident is directly attributed to the proximity of the shopping center to the runway". So the NTSB is saying having ice cream parlors within striking distance of a runway is un-good. The courts agreed and found the parlor partially liable and assigned a proportional monetary penalty. Hey, you know the court system will take this lesson learned and stop the encroachment of child-centric businesses in such a red zone. The parlor chain was named Farrell's and had 36 franchise locations in California. Of those 36 restaurants, 3 were located near the end of a runway. How many had airplanes crash near them? If you said "Of course all of them would suffer similar events, read the analysis", you would be correct. Thing is, the next two crashes were 10 years or more from the initial accident so they don't count. Time for more empty platitudes, "That was a looong time ago", "Things are different now" and "Same ice cream parlors, but different aircraft".

The world is truly a random place as long as one has the ability to rationalize things away by parsing them to the sub atomic level.

Here is a situation where the event is 38 years cold and hundreds of pages of reports and court proceedings are available as open source documents, yet little, if anything was done to prevent repeat occurrences. Crash reports would describe the Lincoln assassination as "caused by a 60 caliber lead ball entering the brain from the rear of the skull". Mr Lincoln would be partially responsible as he selected a seat which was in the direct path of the bullet which was fired from the gun. I don't think, announcing the attendance of a President to an open and public venue will cause any problems in the future. Get the White House a private theater and such events will never happen again.

What astonishes me is not so much that in an information vacuum akin to D B Cooper, theories about Aliens and Elvis enter the fray. Rather the environment where ample data exists with direct personal experience where practices remain static while the event is dismissed as rare or never having happened before.

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The flow of information and the value of open forums has been questioned lately. What would a person or agency do with access to information with the intent to create a more probable solution or general improvement?

When was the last time you called Amana or Maytag to say the refrigerator is running just fine? I thought so. By nature we are sedentary, lazy and self absorbed. Paradoxically, it is those very attributes that drive us to make enhancements to life which allow us to live longer and experience more sloth and self absorption. Except for me, I'm the paragon of efficiency, charity and sacrifice for others.

Events transpire in a rough triad of activities in my world. First is the initial reports (news) where the refrigerator is not running like it was. This is closely followed by a spate of zero value, throw away phrases which are in the mitochondrial DNA of our national lexicon. Perhaps you have heard some of these gems yourself: "Let's wait until the report is published", "What happened to innocent until proven guilty?", "More information will be published as it becomes available" and my personal favorite "Don't be judgmental". The last one kills me since it is impossible to admonish one for the act without first committing it yourself.

The last phase is the quiet, cold, dry and lonely report on the event. No one will ever read, study or heed the lessons learned from some form of loss. Too emotive, too close, too rare and will never happen to me.

Less than a year after Cooper's caper there was a horrendous crash of a "civilian F-86" (N275X) into an ice cream parlor in Sacramento, CA. More than 20 people were killed and more than 20 were seriously burned when that aircraft failed to lift off and had little distance to decelerate from 130 knots.

Of course there was investigations, lawsuits, expert analysis, testimony, counter-suits and settlements. Many years later the settlements barely got a paragraph in the C section of the local paper. One of the parties found to be liable was the ice cream parlor for being where an aircraft could hit. Was someone making this up? Business licenses, health inspectors, building inspectors, FAA surveys and commercial insurance appraisers all approved the location and operation of this enterprise. What is the point of a license, permit, survey and risk assessment?

The NTSB made this finding - "The catastrophic consequence of this accident is directly attributed to the proximity of the shopping center to the runway". So the NTSB is saying having ice cream parlors within striking distance of a runway is un-good. The courts agreed and found the parlor partially liable and assigned a proportional monetary penalty. Hey, you know the court system will take this lesson learned and stop the encroachment of child-centric businesses in such a red zone. The parlor chain was named Farrell's and had 36 franchise locations in California. Of those 36 restaurants, 3 were located near the end of a runway. How many had airplanes crash near them? If you said "Of course all of them would suffer similar events, read the analysis", you would be correct. Thing is, the next two crashes were 10 years or more from the initial accident so they don't count. Time for more empty platitudes, "That was a looong time ago", "Things are different now" and "Same ice cream parlors, but different aircraft".

The world is truly a random place as long as one has the ability to rationalize things away by parsing them to the sub atomic level.

Here is a situation where the event is 38 years cold and hundreds of pages of reports and court proceedings are available as open source documents, yet little, if anything was done to prevent repeat occurrences. Crash reports would describe the Lincoln assassination as "caused by a 60 caliber lead ball entering the brain from the rear of the skull". Mr Lincoln would be partially responsible as he selected a seat which was in the direct path of the bullet which was fired from the gun. I don't think, announcing the attendance of a President to an open and public venue will cause any problems in the future. Get the White House a private theater and such events will never happen again.

What astonishes me is not so much that in an information vacuum akin to D B Cooper, theories about Aliens and Elvis enter the fray. Rather the environment where ample data exists with direct personal experience where practices remain static while the event is dismissed as rare or never having happened before.



Translation & summary ? :)
Is this the kind of education our 3rd graders are getting !? No wonder they are confused & pissed?

How come this new expensive monitor I have
from Shanghai wont work on anything but Vista!?
The MENU wont stay open long enough to set
settings, I cant change the language, it's all in Chinese!, there are five hot pixels in the middle
of the screen, ... and nobody on the North American
continent services, sells, or will take the damned thing back .... and what idiot that works for me bought 100 of these damned things?

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georger,

Translation. I guess in the F-86 crash where film of the event and testimony by all involved was some expectation of resolution on my part. How did this happen, what caused it and most important - what may prevent a repeat? Nope, no such thing.

Summary. Other threads on DZ.com have subjects with a great amount of factual data (safety) combined with massive amounts of personal experience with skydiving. What conclusions or solutions or improvements have resulted from those subjects? I'm having trouble finding an example. Perhaps you could help me out there.

Be the subject Cooper, skydiving or super-capacitors; there will always be various signal to noise ratios which affect people differently. I read a crash report and glean some data that others may not notice. Conversely, others will extract information where I'm completely in the dark.

Here is an example; "We have had 1.2 million jumps in 13 and one half years". Is this a good or bad thing?

I thought picking a subject which was not related directly to Cooper or skydiving could serve as an analogy without the associated bias or passions.

Klaatu Barada Nikto.

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Quade has really upset me. He is right, we DO sound like Art Bell in the 1980s. Calling all Cooper scientists, STAT. The lunatics have taken over the asylum.

Time for TK to check in and give us an update.

Wouldn't it be a kick if Bruce's paranormal science team leads us to some Cooper evdience?

The only remote viewing I have done used a video camera and an RF transmitter.

377



Ahh, 377, I love the idea of forming a remote viewing / teleportation team to transcend time and space and glean new data from Flight 305.

Calling all kindred spirits!!!!

To that end, I have attached two of my magazine articles. One is the above mentioned piece on field-effect propulsion systems, "Antigravity: The Holy Grail of the 21st Cetnury." It was published in Nexus magazine in 2003.

The second article takes the next step, and is titled: "Levitation 101: The Bio-Physics of Human Leviation." It was published in 2004 in Mt. Shasta Magazine.

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georger,

Translation. I guess in the F-86 crash where film of the event and testimony by all involved was some expectation of resolution on my part. How did this happen, what caused it and most important - what may prevent a repeat? Nope, no such thing.

Summary. Other threads on DZ.com have subjects with a great amount of factual data (safety) combined with massive amounts of personal experience with skydiving. What conclusions or solutions or improvements have resulted from those subjects? I'm having trouble finding an example. Perhaps you could help me out there.

Be the subject Cooper, skydiving or super-capacitors; there will always be various signal to noise ratios which affect people differently. I read a crash report and glean some data that others may not notice. Conversely, others will extract information where I'm completely in the dark.

Here is an example; "We have had 1.2 million jumps in 13 and one half years". Is this a good or bad thing?

I thought picking a subject which was not related directly to Cooper or skydiving could serve as an analogy without the associated bias or passions.

Klaatu Barada Nikto.



Funny & accepted. Master blaster OFF. Parada
Flickto.

What are we going to do with these humans? :)
I do have news but may just give it to Sluggo
and he can decide if it merits posting - Sluggo
is the only real Gort around here!

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Less than a year after Cooper's caper there was a horrendous crash of a "civilian F-86" (N275X) into an ice cream parlor in Sacramento, CA. More than 20 people were killed and more than 20 were seriously burned when that aircraft failed to lift off and had little distance to decelerate from 130 knots.



I remember that crash well. The pilot rotated too soon and too much and porpoised. The pilot survived. The F 86 was owned by a cosmetics magnate, Wm. Penn Patrick who died soon after in the crash of his P 51 Mustang.

The F 86 pilot got praise from some quarters for not ejecting and staying with the plane in a last minute effort to get it airborne or steered away from occupied buildings The F 86 ejection seat was not capable of successful zero zero ejections so it was a moot point.

The plane was actually a Canadian version of the F 86 with a more powerful engine than most US versions. If only the pilot had waited until reaching proper airspeed for rotation and not overrotated he would have gotten airborne and cleared the hazard.

Bruce, while you are doing remote viewing and time travel to solve aviation mysteries, please drop in on that Air France jet that came apart over the Atlantic outbound from Brazil. They never found the FDRs and although much wreckage was recovered, the root cause is still not known with certainty. They may have just flown into severely turbulent weather and it came undone.

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Sluggo
is the only real Gort around here!



High praise indeed. We mortals can only aspire to Gortdom.

Had a good email chat with Galen Cook. Nothing new, but he is seriously pursuing some leads and has the legal skills needed to open some doors. These things move slowly hence the delay in publishing his book.

As before, he thinks he has the right suspect, Gossett, but is still open minded. He is no nut case, far far from it in my opinion.

Jo keeps promising to blow the lid off the case. Is it just another tease? Probably, but hope springs eternal.

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377,

You have some great powers of recall. The 'Cosmetics Magnate' owned a company called Holiday Magic (yeah that one) which also held the distinction of being the largest Ponzi scheme in US history. Since eclipsed by Madoff and a dozen others.

His empire was in deep decline and under siege from the FTC, IRS and several states for fraudulent business practices.

His fleet of aircraft included the P-51 he crashed and two Canadian F-86 fighters. The law prohibits private citizens from purchasing an American F-86 but had no problem with Patrick purchasing a Canadian version. So far so good.

So Mr. Cosmetics claims the F-86 was to be used to advertise his ladies make-up and lotions. The IRS was fine with that but put that pesky fiscal year deadline of 30 September in the mix along with a basic requirement for use and display. Yep, the plane was barely out of the shop when the accident pilot received his 'training' and put on an ambitious exhibition schedule. In fact, Sacramento was the second display (24 Sept 72) with another scheduled the following day in Concord, CA. The F-86 instructor pilot was laid off and the less experienced (code for cheaper) pilot retained.

The more I researched this story, the more it made me sick. William Penn Patrick had six days previous to the Sacramento crash been found liable in the death of a lawyer named Dedina who had his plane serviced by Patrick's organization. Apparently Dedina was in communications with ATC during his mishap where he could not pull his plane out of a trim tab induced dive.

In addition to his crashes was the unsolved burning of a plane that State Senator Murphy had chartered from Patrick. This guy should have been associated with some red flags.

Before Patrick's death and after the Sacramento crash (8 month window) a California Superior Court Judge threw out a lawsuit Patrick filed against a newspaper reporter that had published an article about Patrick's careless operations at his home airport. Un-freakin-believable.

So there you have it. The cause of the Sacramento crash was the pilots over-rotation of the accident aircraft.

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As a kid in Sacramento, I remember seeing the huge black smoke cloud rising up after the Farrels crash. Turns out a few of the kids that died were from my sister's jr. HS class. The plane rotated but didn't clear an embankment at the end of the rwy. IIRC, the pilot lived.

EDIT: Just read your post 377. Nice detals. The whole thing was pretty freaky because it was the closest I, my sister, and most of our friends had been to other kids who died.

"Once we got to the point where twenty/something's needed a place on the corner that changed the oil in their cars we were doomed . . ."
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