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QuoteYes. Fragments were noted just below the surface in the area of the bundles. FragmentsQuoteWelcome back Georger! What is your opinion about the various reports about currency shards being scattered around the money find area? Didnt the landowners report seeing the shards?
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fell of the group that the Ingrams retrieved and
were left behind. Fragments fell off the bills as
the Ingrams manipulated the bills in their kitchen. The majority of the bills were in a highly deteriorated condition. The photos we have seen here of the money represent the very best of the bills that
were recovered.
Considering the amount recovered was about $5800, what would you estimate the total mass of recovered, scattered fragments and nearly unrecognizable decomposed matter would be?
What I'm really asking is, do you think we're looking at the recovered core surrounded by ALL of the (heavily deteriorated and decomposed ) money Cooper was given, or just three straps of $20s?
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Quade, it's more than 5800 by anyQuoteQuoteYes. Fragments were noted just below the surface in the area of the bundles. FragmentsQuoteWelcome back Georger! What is your opinion about the various reports about currency shards being scattered around the money find area? Didnt the landowners report seeing the shards?
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fell of the group that the Ingrams retrieved and
were left behind. Fragments fell off the bills as
the Ingrams manipulated the bills in their kitchen. The majority of the bills were in a highly deteriorated condition. The photos we have seen here of the money represent the very best of the bills that
were recovered.
Considering the amount recovered was about $5800, what would you estimate the total mass of recovered, scattered fragments and nearly unrecognizable decomposed matter would be?
What I'm really asking is, do you think we're looking at the recovered core surrounded by ALL of the (heavily deteriorated and decomposed ) money Cooper was given, or just three straps of $20s?
conservative estimate. Twice that would not be
unreasonable based on the testimony of those
who were there, the number of fragments recovered
and bagged and sent in for examination, the distribution of fragments, etc - and I am still under
restriction talking about this.
Your "nearly unrecognizable decomposed matter"
hits at a vital issue affecting any estimate. Those
on the scene were more interested in collecting and
bagging 'recognisable fragments' as opposed to
'mush'. This is why Ive always said I wish there
had been core sampling, throughout the area.
Laboratory examination of those cores taken
throughout the field could have proved decisive
in making estimates, and in the forensic issues
at stake. But core sampling was not done for a
variety of reasons not the least of which was a
time factor.
Let me defer this if I may until a later discussion.
But I am giving you an accurate direction to reflect
on.
It's more than any handful of cash Cooper may
have offered anyone on the plane. That is certain.
While I have you: I have followed your discussion
with Robert about upper winds. I agree with your
basic sentiments on this issue (its common sense) but I also know exactly where Robert is coming
from and why ... the problem is being worked -
you can bank on that.
PS: Let me add this. Of the fragments bagged
and recorded well over 50% were about the size
of a quarter and easily recognisable as pieces
of money, some smaller than a quarter, some
larger, and some much larger. Most of the
fragments collected and bagged came from
within 4 inches of the surface. (This was all at
site no.1 which is the Tina Bar site. Site No.2
further south of T_Bar was given a superficial
surface examination and nothing found there.
Sites No.3 and 4 were not examined during Feb
of 1980. Later in 1980 site No.3 was given a
superficial surface & subsurface examination
but nothing was found there. Site No.4 was never
examined (to my knowlegde) unless Tosaw looked
it over later. It is worth noting that one of the areas
Tosaw had his divers examine was the wing dam piling areas adjacent to where 1974 dredging had been done.
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Georger, welcome back.
I'm back home after 2 weeks away (one extra night thanks to the blizzard) and I just cannot face reading the 20 or so pages since I went away, can someone please new stuff?
I did pick up some interesting stuff on memory that I'll post tomorrow ...I guess technically later today - now 2.30am here, I'm off to sleep!
QuoteGeorger, welcome back.
I'm back home after 2 weeks away (one extra night thanks to the blizzard) and I just cannot face reading the 20 or so pages since I went away, can someone please new stuff?
I did pick up some interesting stuff on memory that I'll post tomorrow ...I guess technically later today - now 2.30am here, I'm off to sleep!
I may be going out on a limb here but from what I can tell, there hasn't been any tangible new evidence. definitely none uncovered at least in the last 2 weeks.
Guru312 0
QuoteI may be going out on a limb here but from what I can tell, there hasn't been any tangible new evidence. definitely none uncovered at least in the last 2 years.
There...I fixed it for you.
I am not DB Cooper
QuoteQuoteI may be going out on a limb here but from what I can tell, there hasn't been any tangible new evidence. definitely none uncovered at least in the last 2 years.
There...I fixed it for you.
strange, I was under the impression the Tena bar find was in 1980?
has there been any other physical (tangible) evidence verified since that I'm not aware of?
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Georger, can you respond to these questions please?
were sites 3 and 4 for the dredging he's discussing, on the farm across the Columbia that was later the result of a lawsuit (because the sand affected it's farmability)
Or on the beachfront?
basically: the question is: sites 3 and 4, are they on the other side of the Columbia
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fell of the group that the Ingrams retrieved and
were left behind. Fragments fell off the bills as
the Ingrams manipulated the bills in their kitchen. The majority of the bills were in a highly deteriorated condition. The photos we have seen here of the money represent the very best of the bills that
were recovered.
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