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Where was the physical evidence found?
The emergency stairs deployment placard was found somewhere around Toutle (pronounced: Where the phuq is that?), Washington by a litter controlling hunter. That dainty, frail little piece of plastic managed to flutter through that beastly storm and land within close (5 miles-ish) proximity to V-23.
Did Cooper plant this item also? Sure would be easy to tear it off the insulation and put in his pocket for later nefarious use. Strange how little this is suggested or known.
Then there is the money which was ‘buried’ even though young Brian did no digging. Oh well, what’s wrong with a little verb misuse? If there was a nine year old shoe or briefcase some miles up or down stream how many people would go out of their way to store those things in their kitchen overnight, then call the police? I’m guessing none but am ready to hear to the contrary. The money has that one distinct advantage over all the other evidence.
Hey I just found a bunch of rotting, putrid, bacteria laced money on the beach, next to a seagull carcass. Let’s go home and spread it all across the kitchen table where we eat every day. This is acceptable behavior.
Hey Honey, I just found an old business shoe in the woods, under DB Cooper’s flight path and put it on the couch, next to your Burberry purse. The next phone call would be to a divorce lawyer.
The emergency stairs deployment placard was found somewhere around Toutle (pronounced: Where the phuq is that?), Washington by a litter controlling hunter. That dainty, frail little piece of plastic managed to flutter through that beastly storm and land within close (5 miles-ish) proximity to V-23.
Did Cooper plant this item also? Sure would be easy to tear it off the insulation and put in his pocket for later nefarious use. Strange how little this is suggested or known.
Then there is the money which was ‘buried’ even though young Brian did no digging. Oh well, what’s wrong with a little verb misuse? If there was a nine year old shoe or briefcase some miles up or down stream how many people would go out of their way to store those things in their kitchen overnight, then call the police? I’m guessing none but am ready to hear to the contrary. The money has that one distinct advantage over all the other evidence.
Hey I just found a bunch of rotting, putrid, bacteria laced money on the beach, next to a seagull carcass. Let’s go home and spread it all across the kitchen table where we eat every day. This is acceptable behavior.
Hey Honey, I just found an old business shoe in the woods, under DB Cooper’s flight path and put it on the couch, next to your Burberry purse. The next phone call would be to a divorce lawyer.
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2018 marks half a century as a skydiver. Trained by the late Perry Stevens D-51 in 1968.
QuoteFarflung : perfect response. I have a serius question. If I had lost a five dollar bill I would and have spent countless hours looking for it. If I lost 200,000 dollars I would not leave the area or move to another location untill I could find. at least part of it. But Im not a crook. Is there a difference between a person that looses money than one that lost money they felt they so desperately needed to risk there life for. I don't think so. Still there is one question, I would ask the hijacker, This question is the one that would Identify the real culprit.I have mine, what would be your's or the rest of the people on this thread. Jerry
My question to DBC: "What is your name?"
"They were saying he was never gonna make it now, now that daylight had set in. But later that night, they were shining those lights back down on that mountain again." - Todd Snider
377 or Jerry: I'm not a skydiver nor will I ever be. Haven't got the balls and don't care to admit it. So, I'm asking this just out of curiosity, but what if he has the bag tied to his waist and looses it immediately after jumping. Does that change anything about the odds of survival? If so, that could explain someone surviving but not having the money. Not that I believe that. I am very intrigued by this case, but at present time I don't favor any suspects over any other, although I find a few of them to be more interesting than others. Nor do I insist that Cooper survived. I simply don't know.
"They were saying he was never gonna make it now, now that daylight had set in. But later that night, they were shining those lights back down on that mountain again." - Todd Snider
Below is quotes from Artfuller:
QuoteDo you feel the "dynamite" might well have been road flares?
QuoteWhat do you think about the idea that a flare could help someone on the ground spot the hijacker after he's through the clouds? Do you feel the "dynamite" might well have been road flares?
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WHEW! YOU sound like a high school kid writing his first thesis -- read and research the crime. If you are trying to write a book or a thesis - please read the thread in its entirety ALL of that has been discussed. Get with the program and do your home work.
Now I will ask you a question HOW OLD are YOU? What is your interest in this case?
You come into a research forum with questions and subjects already discussed over and over.
Why haven't you read the thread?
Have you read all the Cooper Books?
Copyright 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012 2013, 2014, 2015 by Jo Weber
I cannot imagine a polygraph lasting 5 1/2 hours.
Tina never described Cooper's hair as greasy - only that it appeared to have been dyed.
Celebrating New Yrs in New York..the same time frame Max Gunther received his contacts.
I depended on the FBI to actually investigate Weber that was a mistake.
Naughty Naughty Santa - What an inspiration for the new generation!
Damien sends his regards Santa. His mom is at peace, but you will never be....your example sets the Standard for Santa's pretty low.
Tina never described Cooper's hair as greasy - only that it appeared to have been dyed.
Celebrating New Yrs in New York..the same time frame Max Gunther received his contacts.
I depended on the FBI to actually investigate Weber that was a mistake.
Naughty Naughty Santa - What an inspiration for the new generation!
Damien sends his regards Santa. His mom is at peace, but you will never be....your example sets the Standard for Santa's pretty low.
Copyright 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012 2013, 2014, 2015 by Jo Weber
I trust your major test went well, today, Jo?
I like a woman with a lot of "affect," G.
You prove my point. Thanks for more pin-up material.
On a related topic. What do you think is going through the mind of Curtis Eng's boss these days....
You prove my point. Thanks for more pin-up material.
On a related topic. What do you think is going through the mind of Curtis Eng's boss these days....
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QuoteHimmelsbach has said that he's seen dynamite many times in his career. He says that *usually* it's more the color of a manila envelope.
I think Marla's story will go nowhere without some support from the Seattle/Portland FBI offices. You can only get so far with 'because I say so, and that's what happened.'
My question to Marla would be this: If it was Thanksgiving and the post-hijacking incident was witnessed by so many people in her family...to a point where even an eight-year-old knows the truth...then where are all the OTHER family members stepping up to the plate and saying the same thing? The Statute of Limitations for anyone except the hijacker himself expired on November 24, 1976.
Come on, it's time for a visit to the Reality Hotel. Had this happened within your family at Thanksgiving, it would be a Famous Thanksgiving Family Thing, and impossible to keep secret. Ever try to keep a secret when so many people in your family know the secret? Pretty tough. Some will tell friends, others their children later, whatever. Everyone in the family will know, sooner or later.
So where ARE these people?
Where are the OTHER witnesses? Or supporting evidence? Medical records for a hospital visit the day after Thanksgiving, for one thing. Or just one piece of circumstantial evidence beyond, "cause I say so."
Where is the evidence beyond the word of one woman?
Trust me, this isn't enough to build a case on. She needs more, or it's just an empty glass with a cute rose inside...
Maybe DECODED should have taken this on, instead
of your 2000lb frog story?
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QuoteI like a woman with a lot of "affect," G.
You prove my point. Thanks for more pin-up material.
On a related topic. What do you think is going through the mind of Curtis Eng's boss these days....
Keep in mind Marla could be telling the truth and
nothing but the truth, so help her Oklahoma, which
is a very fine State I might add.
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QuoteQuoteI like a woman with a lot of "affect," G.
You prove my point. Thanks for more pin-up material.
On a related topic. What do you think is going through the mind of Curtis Eng's boss these days....
Ha ha. See the Marla Toons posted previously. One covers just that thing. (*insert evil laugh here*)
Bruce: I thought your last article was okay. Not that you would take my word for it, but I thought it was more professional this time. You didn't make unsupported claims and made sure you said on other claims that they were alleged-only, if they were. This stuff sells better, or as Jack Webb used to say:Quote"Just the facts, ma'am..."
Georger: Sure...maybe Decoded should have done the show on Marla. She could stand in front of the camera for an hour telling everyone how old Uncle LD was the hijacker, without offering one bit of evidence besides 'cause I say so'.
Ratings: ZERO.
Im glad you're taking it well ... keep up the good
works.
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Say what you will about Marla but I think she has quite a bit of experience with aft stares. Except that crime will somehow avoid hundreds of false confessions. Weird.
‘Napkins’ come on rolls??? (I don’t think he meant napkins Dr Freud)
‘Napkins’ come on rolls??? (I don’t think he meant napkins Dr Freud)
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QuoteSay what you will about Marla but I think she has quite a bit of experience with aft stares.
You are a genius. One of your very best ever.
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2018 marks half a century as a skydiver. Trained by the late Perry Stevens D-51 in 1968.
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