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Good charcoal, but surely the caption was your own. Do not make so much fun of the ears - not if you see pictures of his hair longer and with sideburns even though the hair was gray. Keep an open mind, just as I have to do in the opposite direction. The only one his ears appear large in are the close haircuts and prison shots. I told you he was a chameleon in changing his appearance.
So who is Dusty Collins?
And Who is Dusty Smith?
QuoteDoes anyone have a copy of A River Runs Through It.
AH, Jo, I love Norman Maclean (spelling?). Young Men and Fire is a fantastic book, as is A River Runs through It. Oddly, I don't have a copy of either. Movie is top-notch, too, stars Robert Redford.
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Redford was the Director & narrator, not an actor
in the movie. Here's the cast.
Directed by
Robert Redford
Robert Redford ... Narrator (voice) (uncredited)
Writing credits
(WGA)
Norman Maclean (story)
Richard Friedenberg (screenplay)
Cast (in credits order) verified as complete
Craig Sheffer ... Norman Maclean
Brad Pitt ... Paul Maclean
Tom Skerritt ... Rev. Maclean
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Ah, Skerritt - yeah, he was in it. Tom's a great guy. Lives in Seattle.
Funny how the memory works. I cudda sworn Redford was in it....
Bob says that the pix of Sheridan Peterson we've been circulating around here, provided via Snowmman once upon a time, is not the Dan Peterson he knew in 61. However, the Sheridan Peterson in the Parachutist magazine, where Dan is in skydiving gear and looks at least 75 years old could be the Dan that he remembers.
I meet with Bob on Monday to continue the conversation.
I could use some photos of Sheridan through the years if anyone can dig them up. Thanks.
BruceSmith said: “Funny how the memory works…….”
That is, unless the person remembering is affirming/confirming what one has on one’s “answer shopping list”!
Research is difficult, that’s why I don’t do any. If it was easy, anybody with an internet account could do it!
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Maybe you should show Bob some pictures of other suspects from around 1960 and see what POPS.
Duane was supposedly in prison in 1961 at Canon City. 1957 (well, we know NOW he was not only in California and was in St. Pete, FL). But we loose him until he ends up in El Paso County in Canon City, CO in prison.
Maybe some one should ask Bob and Jane if they saw a picture ID. of Peterson. Maybe someone should ask Peterson where he was at this time and if it was actually him. Perhaps Peterson knows nothing of the claim Bob and Jane are making.
QuoteThe latest,
Bob says that the pix of Sheridan Peterson we've been circulating around here, provided via Snowmman once upon a time, is not the Dan Peterson he knew in 61. However, the Sheridan Peterson in the Parachutist magazine, where Dan is in skydiving gear and looks at least 75 years old could be the Dan that he remembers.
I meet with Bob on Monday to continue the conversation.
I could use some photos of Sheridan through the years if anyone can dig them up. Thanks.
Could you post on the thread the picture used in the Parachutist magazine of Peterson.
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QuoteQuoteThe latest,
Bob says that the pix of Sheridan Peterson we've been circulating around here, provided via Snowmman once upon a time, is not the Dan Peterson he knew in 61. However, the Sheridan Peterson in the Parachutist magazine, where Dan is in skydiving gear and looks at least 75 years old could be the Dan that he remembers.
I meet with Bob on Monday to continue the conversation.
I could use some photos of Sheridan through the years if anyone can dig them up. Thanks.
Could you post on the thread the picture used in the Parachutist magazine of Peterson.
could this be him?
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QuoteMarch 27th, 2010 at 6:55 pm
On my fortieth birthday. May 2, 1965, I made my first “batwing” skydive at the Issaquah Sport Parachute Club just east of Seattle. A seamstress sewed patches of denim to a pair of coveralls beneath both arms and between the legs. The space from my elbow to my wrist was held in place with a cord that was looped over the thumb. Just prior to reaching in for the pull, I’d slip the loop from my thumb.
Because the Parachute Club of America, the USPA’s predecessor, prohibited the use of “batwings”, the club safety officer forbid me to jump. However, Linn Emerick (C-1036) interceded. He said that he saw nothing wrong with the wings. It was his club and if I wanted to jump them I had his authorization.
I made a thirty second delay from seventy-two hundred feet; however the wings slowed my decent, so I assume that it was a forty or forty-five second delay. I wrote in my log book that the wings improved my stability and that the turns were slower. I made a second thirty second that day.
My “batwing” venture ended three years later in Vietnam. Although I was the president and jump master of the Saigon Sport Parachute Club, Sgt. Ray Duffy, A Golden Knight, tore the wings from my coveralls at a meeting while I was in the Mekong Delta working as a Refugee Advisor. He too said that “batwings” were prohibited.
Sheridan Peterson D-2024
Windsor, California
Pretty damned cool Pete!
We know you read this forum, why not just say hi? You dont have to talk about Cooper stuff.
Tell us about the gear you jumped in China. Looks like no cutaway mechanism???
Great photo of you in Musika's Parachutist article. Hope I look that good and am still jumping when I am that old.
My kid lives in Beijing and says skydiving is VERY expensive in China. How much was your jump? What kind of canopy? How was your landing?
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http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:A24b5pzwW0gJ:parachutistonline.com/content/secrets-db-cooper-part-three-criminal-profile+sheridan+peterson+DB+Cooper+musika+parachutist&cd=2&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=us&source=www.google.com
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Peterson's analysis of Cooper is probablyQuote
the best part of the artikle. Peterson probably could have saved the FBi a lot of time - 37 years ago!
Wow did they ever get a lot wrong regarding Duane Weber.
Weber whispered to his wife, “I’m Dan Cooper.” Mrs. Weber had no idea what he meant. In frustration he said, “Oh, let it die with me!”
Not the way it was but it will do. 11 day before he died and he use the F---ing word when I didn't grasp what he was telling me.
It was only after he was gone that his wife studied the 1971 hijacking.
I didn't study anything - I wasn't looking for anything because I didn't know who DAN COOPER was.
.Mrs. Weber was convinced her husband was the hijacker. She agreed to take a polygraph test with the FBI, and apparently passed. However, Weber was eliminated as a suspect after a DNA test found no match.
The FBI never offered me a polygraph test (she must have got that from Jerry). Now we know that the DNA is so incomplete they cannot rule ANY ONE out or IN. There was never any record of a print taken from a drink glass....unless that is one of the many facts of the case the FBI has kept secret.
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You have said this before, many times.
How do you know this to be true?
Who told you... since you have no direct
knoweldge of the matter.?
AH, Jo, I love Norman Maclean (spelling?). Young Men and Fire is a fantastic book, as is A River Runs through It. Oddly, I don't have a copy of either. Movie is top-notch, too, stars Robert Redford.
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Redford was the Director & narrator, not an actor
in the movie. Here's the cast.
Directed by
Robert Redford
Robert Redford ... Narrator (voice) (uncredited)
Writing credits
(WGA)
Norman Maclean (story)
Richard Friedenberg (screenplay)
Cast (in credits order) verified as complete
Craig Sheffer ... Norman Maclean
Brad Pitt ... Paul Maclean
Tom Skerritt ... Rev. Maclean
Brenda Blethyn ... Mrs. Maclean
Emily Lloyd ... Jessie Burns
Edie McClurg ... Mrs. Burns
Stephen Shellen ... Neal Burns
Vann Gravage ... Young Paul
Nicole Burdette ... Mabel
Susan Traylor ... Rawhide
Michael Cudlitz ... Chub
Rob Cox ... Conroy
Buck Simmonds ... Humph
Fred Oakland ... Mr. Burns
David Creamer ... Ken Burns
Madonna Reubens ... Aunt Sally
John Reubens ... Uncle Jimmy
Arnold Richardson ... Old Norman
MacIntyre Dixon ... Police sergeant
William Hootkins ... Murphy
Al Richardson ... Mr. Murchison
Jess Schwidde ... Mr. Sweeney
Chuck Adamson ... Harry (editor)
Rex Kendall ... Reporter
Jack Kroll ... Reporter
Martina Kreidl ... Secretary at newspaper
Noah Snyder ... Copy Boy at newspaper
Margot Kiser ... Sal
Philip A. Braun ... Dealer at Lolo
Tracy Mayfield ... Bouncer at Lolo
Anne Merren ... Hooker at Lolo
Chuck Tweed ... Drunk in jail
Prudence Johnson ... Pavilion singer
D. Gorton ... Pavilion announcer
Lincoln Quesenberry ... Drunk in alley
Hawk Forssell ... Bouncer at speakeasy
Jim Dunkin ... Speakeasy bartender
Jacob Snyder ... Piano player
Kathy Scharler ... Waitress at speakeasy
Don Jeffery ... Black Jack
Byron Dingman ... Speakeasy patron
Cecily Johnson ... Speakeasy patron
Caleb Shiff ... Young John
Joseph Gordon-Levitt ... Young Norman
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Rock Taulbee ... Stand In For Tom Skierrit (credit only)
Daren Eastwold ... Montana Saloon Dancer (uncredited)
Lance R. Jones ... Party Goer (uncredited)
Robert Redford ... Narrator (voice) (uncredited)
at LoloDrunk in jailPavilion singerPavilion announcerDrunk in alleyBouncer at speakeasySpeakeasy bartenderPiano playerWaitress at speakeasyBlack JackSpeakeasy patronSpeakeasy patronYoung JohnStand In For Tom SkierritMontana Saloon DancerParty GoerNarrator