monk71

I seem to remember Tina Mucklow describing the hijacker as sad or having sadness, as though she had pity for him to some degree. I have searched but can only find her describing the whole situation as sad and the case being closed as sad, but not him personally. I already know about these compiled statements: “He wasn't nervous. He seemed rather nice. He was never cruel or nasty. He was thoughtful and calm all the time." Also: polite, and well-spoken. I also know that she prayed for him. If anyone can find (maybe in the 302s) where she had pity on him described him as sad or something similar, I'd appreciate it. Maybe I am mis-remembering or maybe it was a myth I read.

In a recent video 4/13/25, Ryan says (at 5:35) "there is no profile of D.B. Cooper." https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0jLoSXBdpf0 This answers a question that I've had. It seems that the FBI was using various attributes inconsistently. Any profile can also be doubted based on differences in eyewitnesses. How are suspects eliminated? Obviously if they don't match the supposed profile, but what if only one point is off? Many 302s have hand-written ELIMINATE, but there is no reason. Was the FBI just sloppy, or is there some master suspect file that hasn't been released yet?

I found this PDF signature: https://tighar.org/Projects/Earhart/Archives/Documents/Cooper_Report/Cooper_Report.pdf also: https://earharttruth.wordpress.com/tag/howland-island/ Maybe Slylock is saying that DBC used the name Dan Cooper due to this guy. ?

What age range are you thinking? 45+? 50-55? older?