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QuoteReport on Interview with Alex Hannaford, June 21, 2011
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Is there an association between the rising tide of interest in DB Cooperism and the cataclysmic spread of Type II diabetes?
The IDF and other organizations recently launched the Unite for Diabetes campaign to rally for a United Nations Resolution on Diabetes, which would bring attention to the disease and ask that November 14 be observed as "World Diabetes Day," already informally recognized. Ninety-six member countries need to vote for the resolution for it to become official; campaign organizers are hoping for this to appen before November 2007.
If passed, the U.N. resolution would be the first to address a chronic, non-communicable disease; historically, diabetes has been overshadowed in both aid and attention by the heavy-hitters of global health, such as HIV/AIDS and tuberculosis.
Report on Interview with Alex Hannaford, June 21, 2011...
VERY ...thanks for the interesting read.
~ If you choke a Smurf, what color does it turn? ~
QuoteI am currently trying to determine the truth via the Seattle FBI on one statement I keep seeing on this thread, and that has been also been claimed by Tom Kaye: That KC was eliminated on a DNA test. So I asked the FBI a simple question:
QuoteHas the DNA test been run against the sample provided by Lyle Christiansen, and if so, was KC eliminated as a suspect by such a test?
I think it's time to cut through the baloney and find out the truth on this question once and for all.
I do NOT remember anyone stating KC was eliminated by DNA. He was eliminated due to other factors - some of which have been discussed and the cursive investigation the FBI may have done on KC. I have also heard via the grapevine - the DNA on KC was not done, but not from the FBI.
I will repeat Myths versus Facts - they have really been scrambled over the last 40 yrs. Couple that with the over-turn of agents this case has been assigned to and you have Utter CHAOS.
Remember the agent who came to interview me was from the local office and didn't even know who Cooper was. Think about this - how did he know what to ask me and what to take as evidence. This same situation that has occured over and over with each new witness.
Seattle depends on the assigned agents in the suspects domain with no knowledge of the crime. How effective is that?
The agent who came to my home had to do a lot of reseach and he was overwhelmed by the amount of information I had. He took and copied many things and even took the original resume - which I have never received back from them. All I have is copy. This resume was in a plastic binder and would have had Duane's prints and DNA plus those of the preparer and myself along with a friend of mine who is now deceased. Hopefully they COMPARED that DNA and prints to DNA and prints on other items. This friend had also tried on the gloves and slippers. He also clowned around with a couple of Duane's pipes and I was clowning with him. So even IF THEY HAVE COOPER"S DNA how reliable is evidence provided by survivors of a suspect?
The "supposed" tie DNA it has been compromised and we do NOT know if that tie was actually Coopers. The story on the tie is a mystery, but I still think I know the significance of the tie and its source.
This goes right back to what I said yrs ago...and to this date not one agent has produced those smokes. There were too many hands handling the materials - and DNA was unknown in 1971.
I could almost put money on my conjecture below:
The FBI LOST the butts, but before that did they check the butts for fingerprints - LOGICAL, right? So what happened to the butts - some agent just discards them as useless evidence. FBI agents and examiners dropped the ball and now they are trying to redeem themselves with DNA, accept they have NO evidence the tie actually belonged to Cooper and it was never handle in a manner that would protect the DNA.
I received defintive information on that happenstance in the past few days. I have the name of the pilot who has claimed he was part of those operations. I have the registraition numbers of the 727s he flew and the cover name of the airlines that supplied the aircraft. I'm in the process of directly confirming this information with the pilot.
I'll keep y'all posted.
Pat71 0
Below is a link to many photos of the Colonel throughout his career.
Thanks
http://misssnep.smugmug.com/Military
smokin99 0
QuoteI'm new to the site, but came across some intersting photos and details recently. The man in this picture is Colonel Hugh Gordon Waite, 1930 - 2003. He was a paratrooper trained at Fort Bragg and was a native of Albany, Oregon.
Below is a link to many photos of the Colonel throughout his career.
Thanks
http://misssnep.smugmug.com/Military
Welcome to the Twilight
You mentioned details.... anything other than the pictures and paratrooper training that you can post?
BTW...seems Colonel Waite was a photographer. For those of you interested in history, some good pictures of pre-1975 Saigon...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J1I3xMtjm-8
Check out those cars....
Pat71 0
Some facts about the Colonel
He was 6' about 180 lbs, brown eyes.
He was a smoker, pipe and cigs.
He graduated high school from Albany, OR that
looks to be close to where he jumped out.
He was an para-trooper.
He spoke French and lived in Belgium in the 50s
Another photo is attached.
smokin99 0
QuoteWell I can not put the Colonel in Portland on Nov 24th, 1971, but I can't put him anywhere else either. I know that's not a good analysis.
Some facts about the Colonel
He was 6' about 180 lbs, brown eyes.
He was a smoker, pipe and cigs.
He graduated high school from Albany, OR that
looks to be close to where he jumped out.
He was an para-trooper.
He spoke French and was lived in Belgium in the 50s
Another photo is attached.
Certainly looks interesting.
Two more questions if you want to comment.....
1) Do you know when the suit picture was taken?
2) What was the catalyst for thinking he might have been DB? Like..did you know him (family, friend, acquaintance) and then one day just thought ..."hmmm, all this fits.....I wonder if..."? or something more specific? Or is it just random speculation because of his looks and background?
Robert99 50
QuoteThere has been some question as to my assertion that 727s were used to "jettison commandos and material into the covert wars in Laos, Cambodia and North Vietnam."
I received defintive information on that happenstance in the past few days. I have the name of the pilot who has claimed he was part of those operations. I have the registraition numbers of the 727s he flew and the cover name of the airlines that supplied the aircraft. I'm in the process of directly confirming this information with the pilot.
I'll keep y'all posted.
Bruce, There is plenty of information on this thread and elsewhere about the 727 operations in Southeast Asia. I think it was a professor from the University of Texas (?) that has written a paper on the subject. That paper is referred to in a number of earlier posts on this thread and can also be located by Goggle.
The paper identifies the aircraft by their registration numbers and uses.
Your use of the word "jettison" is a bit misleading and the term "dropped by parachute" would be more precise. Basically, "jettison" just means thrown overboard or discarded. And I don't think the commandos would like that.
Robert Nicholson
1) Do you know when the suit picture was taken?
Let's guess. Three button suit with narrow shoulders and a narrow tie.
I did note this man had circles under his eyes and like yourself would like to know when it was taken. He was born in 1930.
Where was he living when he died?
Would have been very daring to use his own name and somewhere I have heard a similar story before, but without the pictures.
Pat71 0
2 I was looking through FLICKR one night about 4 years ago and came across some photos of a South Vietnamese army/air force officer that was traveling across the United States for several months in 1971. That in and of itself interested me, but then I noticed the some of the styles of suits, and photos of this gentlemen with sunglasses on looked like D B Cooper. I will post that link below. This Viet officer is about 5' 8" and only about 25 years old, and obviously Asian, so I started thinking Cooper might be more than one guy. This Viet officer was traveling with 3 other men, all young, 1 white and 2 Asian, so I started thinking along the lines of a stowaway was all ready on board, but kept coming back to the police sketch and physical descriptions. Well last week I was going through this Viet officers FLICKR pictures again looking for a someone in the pictures that might pass for Cooper. The Viet officer had linked to some photos by the Colonel's daughter that she put up in 2008. When I ran across that photo of the Colonel I was startled to say the least. Here are the links that were the beginning of my interest in the Colonel.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/nguyen_ngoc_chinh/sets/72157601268364121/
Pat71 0
Farflung 0
OK, I’ll have to betray a slight tingle going up my spine when I opened the Colonel’s photo. He may hold some slight resemblance to the FBI composite sketch but the light may be distorting him or making him look taller since he is not in an aircraft. But then what do I know?
Then I feared I would be the first one to begin the filtration process which has been long established on this thread. Of course we all (code for just me) want to know about the Colonel’s arms. Were they all hairy and not DB Cooperish or did they resemble some of the arms on the attached graphic?
Take your time and remember there is no wrong answer nor is there only one, so pick as many as you wish.
I know smokin99 will back me up on the hairy arms details and the left handed tie clasp. Smokin99, I said – back – me –up. Because if two of us say this; it becomes truer.
georger 244
Quote1 From what I gather the suit picture was taken in 1969 or 1970.
2 I was looking through FLICKR one night about 4 years ago and came across some photos of a South Vietnamese army/air force officer that was traveling across the United States for several months in 1971. That in and of itself interested me, but then I noticed the some of the styles of suits, and photos of this gentlemen with sunglasses on looked like D B Cooper. I will post that link below. This Viet officer is about 5' 8" and only about 25 years old, and obviously Asian, so I started thinking Cooper might be more than one guy. This Viet officer was traveling with 3 other men, all young, 1 white and 2 Asian, so I started thinking along the lines of a stowaway was all ready on board, but kept coming back to the police sketch and physical descriptions. Well last week I was going through this Viet officers FLICKR pictures again looking for a someone in the pictures that might pass for Cooper. The Viet officer had linked to some photos by the Colonel's daughter that she put up in 2008. When I ran across that photo of the Colonel I was startled to say the least. Here are the links that were the beginning of my interest in the Colonel.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/nguyen_ngoc_chinh/sets/72157601268364121/
you have a good eye.
Where was he on Nov 24 1971 ? Do you know where
he was living in '70-71 ?
smokin99 0
Quote1 From what I gather the suit picture was taken in 1969 or 1970.
2 I was looking through FLICKR one night about 4 years ago and came across some photos of a South Vietnamese army/air force officer that was traveling across the United States for several months in 1971. That in and of itself interested me, but then I noticed the some of the styles of suits, and photos of this gentlemen with sunglasses on looked like D B Cooper. I will post that link below. This Viet officer is about 5' 8" and only about 25 years old, and obviously Asian, so I started thinking Cooper might be more than one guy. This Viet officer was traveling with 3 other men, all young, 1 white and 2 Asian, so I started thinking along the lines of a stowaway was all ready on board, but kept coming back to the police sketch and physical descriptions. Well last week I was going through this Viet officers FLICKR pictures again looking for a someone in the pictures that might pass for Cooper. The Viet officer had linked to some photos by the Colonel's daughter that she put up in 2008. When I ran across that photo of the Colonel I was startled to say the least. Here are the links that were the beginning of my interest in the Colonel.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/nguyen_ngoc_chinh/sets/72157601268364121/
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