QuoteQuoteIt's true Tosaw interviewed Tina Mucklow. I have not read this book yet.
Correct if wrong: Isn't it true that Tosaw was unable to get anything useful out of Mucklow? Something about she claimed she didn't remember anything from the day/night of the hijacking?
Blevins, You can't be serious about the above claims. In one word, you are WRONG.
Your remarks above are like someone claiming to be a Shakespeare critic or expert without having read a single one of his works.
All of the information in Tosaw's book about what Cooper did from the time all the passengers and other two flight attendants were released had to come from Tina.
I have personally quoted extensively from Tosaw's book about Tina's activities, what she saw and what she did until Cooper jumped, on this thread.
Tosaw's book was published prior to Himmelsbach's and is the best book on Cooper that I have personally seen.
If you want to know what happened during the hijacking, forget KC, and get Tosaw's book and read it.
Robert99
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Oh my gosh, Blevins spoke before having done any research? What a shock!
MeyerLouie
I SAID I hadn't read the book yet. It wasn't a claim. It was a question. The reason I asked is because I heard that when Tosaw interviewed Tina in person that he got zip. I heard this...doesn't mean it's accurate. That's why I asked. I suppose I should read the book, yes....
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Unbelievable! You didn't ask Blevins, you just went on stating your assumptions as if they were fact, once again, then you openly admit you didn't read the book. Here's the secret: If you read stuff before you speak about the stuff, it goes a long ways to promote credibility. Unbelievable!
MeyerLouie
QuoteBK says:
I did not get everything, like how he got his boots aboard,
Shutter says:
Bob's "super memory" seems to be failing him, Bob claimed many times that the boots
were in the dummy chute.
all hogwash.......
Glad U brought that up. I wanted to do so, but decided against it. My posting in response to BK gets him on a roll. BK told me repetitively the packer of the reserve put the boots in the reserve. He implemented many individuals.
Cooper had NO idea where the FBI would obtain the reserver from. Tina did NOT observe Cooper changing apparel. YRS ago - prior to 2000 I knew squat about jumping and could not dispute this man on the phone who claimed to know so much?
BK caused the FBI to back away from Weber and FAST! Of course it was BK's tales that caused them to step back - and say "HANDS OFF - we don't touch this with a ten foot pole!"
Until BK backed off a little and then his posting in the thread caused other to realize what I had put up with for YRS. I believe this is when the FBI decided to take a second/third look at Weber.
If I told the truth about BK - was I telling the truth about other things? One could look at the other side of the coin also. If I swallowed BK's story - does that mean I also swallowed Duane's story. Big difference - Duane spoke in 3rd person about his past - I did not know the stories he told were about himself.
NOT until this thread - infact NOT until the ST.PETE article surfaced in this forum. I suspected it, but had NO proof....then it hit with a ton of BRICKS. Duane had told me about his past - but, in THIRD PERSON. The story he told me was about someone he knew. He could NOT tell me these stories in 1st person, because then I would suspect the truth!
See WHAT I mean. The old saying - I had Dumb Blonde Sydrome. Now women want to be Blonde (never figured all of this out - why women want to be blonde).
QuoteSkyjack71 says in part:
Quote'I CANNOT believe Blevins actually wrote a book about Cooper without reading Tosaw's book. No WONDER the thread had to rewrite part of Blevins book regarding the actual accessories Cooper had and used.
Do YOU guys not feel a little resentment that this writer would actually do a book without doing the research? THEN to brazenly try to CONTROl and USE the thread for promotion of his story?
Wait about 15 minutes after I make this post & he will produce another boring repetitious post for promotional purposes. He will mention the title of his book & the name of the publishing company - and recite word for word more of the boring things from his book, we have read and heard 100's if not 1000's of times from him...'
Believe it. (Have not read Tosaw's book) Why? Because the work I did was not The History of D.B. Cooper. It was The Research We Did on Another Guy. The hijacking is covered minimally.
Why do you keep bringing up The Thing With the Paper Covers and then complaining about it at the same time? That makes as much sense as a cardboard T-shirt on a gerbil.
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Cardboard T-shirt on a gerbil? That is one of the worst metaphors I've ever heard Blevins. Of all the metaphors you could have picked....well, at least, you tried.
MeyerLouie
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QuoteCardboard T-shirt on a gerbil? That is one of the worst metaphors I've ever heard Blevins. Of all the metaphors you could have picked....well, at least, you tried.
It's so bad that it's funny. Give us some others from time to time Blevins.
Jumping from 18,000 ft on Sat with video cam, radios, data loggers and home brewed telemetry gear. Still quite cold up there even in sunny California.
Got some new goggles that have a tiny color LCD screen inside that gives baro altitude, GPS derived glide ratio and other cool stuff.
Can ya tell I like gadgets?
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Just some facts and trivia for the most astute of you to sort thru and find correlations to skyjacking subject and perhaps motives.
We are all aware of the deductions before 1971 that resulted in all of the lay-off.
But what I want you guys to do is to find a correlation for reasons - it there was one - to choose Portland and Boeing!
Go back into the known history of all of the suspects - any one known or unknown! If there was a grudge it was specific to WA and Boeing! It was more specific than the lay-offs.
Should give some of U something SPECIFIC to research. Go beyond the simple facts listed below. When U feel you have hit one that gave a man reason to strike out - research it and talk about it in the thread!. Do something productive if anyone of you believe that Portland and WA and Boeing was singled out for a reason.
Sept. 30: The first Boeing 747-100 is rolled out during ceremonies at the new assembly facility in Everett
Hughes Helicopters secures its first MK 11 cannon production contract for use in the MK 4 Gun Pod. Over 1,000 MK 4 Gun Pods, incorporating the MK 11 gun, will be built for U.S. Navy and Marine Corps use in Vietnam.
The U.S. Army orders the first of nearly 1,500 Hughes Helicopters OH-6As, which become the Army's new light observation helicopters.
Boeing announces it will build a 490-passenger 747 transport.
McDonnell and Douglas companies merge to form the new McDonnell Douglas Corp., with headquarters in St. Louis, .
First unmanned Saturn V is launched from Kennedy Space Center, Fla., sending Apollo 4 into Earth orbit to test the spacecraft's re-entry module.
"T" Wilson is elected Boeing company president. William M. Allen becomes chairman of the board.
1971 North American Rockwell invests $35 million in Collins Radio Co. and reorganizes into four main market areas: aerospace, automotive, electronics and industrial products.
The federal government cancels funding for the Boeing SST.
Boeing diversifies by developing a multiple land-use program for its Boardman, Ore., development site, which includes irrigating 6,000 acres for crops and plans to recycle waste products from Portland, Ore.
North American employment drops to 6,232, the lowest since 1961.
"T" Wilson becomes chairman of The Boeing Company board, as William Allen retires.
Boeing B-52s join the Vietnam conflict in operation "Linebacker II."
Allen, William M., 1945-1972
Condit, Philip M., 1965-2003
Shrontz, Frank, 1958-1997
Stamper, Malcolm T., 1962-1990
Wilson, Thornton ., 1943-1987
Atwood, John Leland "Lee", 1934-1978
Kindelberger, James H. "Dutch", 1934-1962
Hughes, Howard R.,
Hughes Tool Co.,
Hughes Space & Communications,
Hughes Helicopter, 1923-1976
Jeppesen, Elrey B., Jeppesen & Co., 1934-1974
Stearman, Lloyd C., Stearman
The names chosen above are because one of U mentioned one of these individuals - perhaps he posted a picture.
GO 4 it - you might solve the case!
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QuoteGO 4 it - you might solve the case!
This place gets crazier with every post....
Thanks, Jo, for the impetus to leave...again.
Goodbye, D B Cooper.
I am not DB Cooper
Robert99 50
Guru is right.
Pursuing your post would be a complete waste of time.
Frankly, it looks like you are trying again to get everyone running out on another wild goose chase.
You may as well join with BK in trying to pin the whole Cooper hijacking on Nixon.
Robert99
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QuoteAllen, William M., 1945-1972
Condit, Philip M., 1965-2003
Shrontz, Frank, 1958-1997
Stamper, Malcolm T., 1962-1990
Wilson, Thornton ., 1943-1987
Atwood, John Leland "Lee", 1934-1978
Kindelberger, James H. "Dutch", 1934-1962
Hughes, Howard R.,
Hughes Tool Co.,
Hughes Space & Communications,
Hughes Helicopter, 1923-1976
Jeppesen, Elrey B., Jeppesen & Co., 1934-1974
Stearman, Lloyd C., Stearman
The names chosen above are because one of U mentioned one of these individuals - perhaps he posted a picture.
GO 4 it - you might solve the case!
Jo must think this is Gotham City and she's The Riddler. Ignite the searchlight Commissioner. We need Batman.
Jo, instead of riddling why not just post answers?
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Can you say what level math you teach ? Its no biggie
if you dont want to -
I'm working on Planck's revision of Blotzmann
equations tonight for a paper. I haven't worked with
this stuff for years and am in - deep. Thank God for
Jstor and the internet! This younger generation wants
each and every step, with proofs! Demanding
audience but glad for their enthusiasm!
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Georger: Planck, one smart guy. Let's see what you got....PM ml.
MeyerLouie