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Remember what happened after they found the money? The FBI changed their stance on the hijacking. They started saying more strongly that they thought the hijacker probably died in the jump, which is exactly what I believe Kenny WANTED them to think.
I dont see that at all - in the historical record.
You are giving a sermon here, not historical
reality. Who have you ever interviewed, that gave
that point of view. Nobody because you are blowing
smoke and bloviating again.
I dont mind your screwing around with the Kenny
nonsense. I do mind you spouting total
nonsense as fact. Your bloviation license just
ran out ... Im getting involved.
Stick to the Kenny case, because you dont know
Jack-shit about the Cooper case. That's 100%
obvious to the least among those on this forum
and elsewhere. The time has arrived -
HOLD YOUR PRESSES!
I dont see that at all - in the historical record.
You are giving a sermon here, not historical
reality. Who have you ever interviewed, that gave
that point of view. Nobody because you are blowing
smoke and bloviating again.
I dont mind your screwing around with the Kenny
nonsense. I do mind you spouting total
nonsense as fact. Your bloviation license just
ran out ... Im getting involved.
Stick to the Kenny case, because you dont know
Jack-shit about the Cooper case. That's 100%
obvious to the least among those on this forum
and elsewhere. The time has arrived -
HOLD YOUR PRESSES!
QuoteI did not see this rather pointed question before by 377, but it's a good one:
Quote"How do you explain KC's alleged abrupt transition from law abiding guy, loyal wage earner, soldier, etc to one of the most clever innovative criminals of the 20th century?
That's not usually the case on major crimes. There is almost always a long history of escalating criminal behavior..."
Well, first...it may have been Kenny's idea, but I think Bernie had a hand in the planning. Maybe even his wife, but we've proved she wasn't in SW Washington on the afternoon/evening of the hijacking.
Kenny's letters home are a key. He was constantly talking about how broke he was and how unhappy he was with the airline. They only showed a couple of them on Decoded. We have maybe a dozen of them written over a period from about 1960-1970. Lyle says there were a lot more, but it's been seventeen years now since Kenny died and some have been lost.
He busted butt for the airline for almost five years on that freezing rock in the Aleutians. Most NWA employees stayed 12-18 months, tops. Then he quits the airline for a year or two and eventually ends up back in Seattle, where he re-applies as a purser and takes training. He's happy - at first. Then come the strikes, the layoffs, year after year, the same thing. No money, no job a lot of the time. He's a proud guy, a former Army paratrooper, and after another ten years with the airline, he's still stuck in a crappy little apartment in Sumner making $512 a month.
I think he decided enough was enough and it was time to stick it his employer. I don't think he would have done it without some influence from Bernie, though. Not on his own. He wasn't the type. Besides, you would need some help on this, otherwise the plan is completely crazy.
Bernie had the easy part. He just gets to sit at Paradise Point and wait. Of course, when he got home Margie was furious. Helen Jones didn't believe Kenny was the guy, but she DID testify that both men were missing in action for Thanksgiving dinner and that Margie went through the roof about it. Not about Kenny , though. Margie thought Kenny had gone back to Minnesota maybe. But Jones found out later the two men were together.
I think I reminded people to see where Paradise Point State Park is located. Isn't it on a riverbank and just up the street (figuratively speaking) from Tena Bar? Yeah...it is.
Might make it easy for you to just take a few bundles of the money, put them in a bag, and toss them into the river. Too bad it took the FBI nine years to find the money. I'm pretty sure Kenny would have preferred eight or nine DAYS. Where is the rest of it? None of it was used in the "throwing around of money" by your suspect. Where did he get the "throwing around": money?
Remember what happened after they found the money? The FBI changed their stance on the hijacking. They started saying more strongly that they thought the hijacker probably died in the jump, which is exactly what I believe Kenny WANTED them to think.
An Instructors first concern is student safety.
So, start being safe, first!!!
So, start being safe, first!!!
Sounds like you are good skydiver material Vicki
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