With the new show coming out with a new suspect, I think if it's not proven to be Cooper that shows should stay away from suspects. most of the shows in the past always surround the suspects. hardcore investigative tactics need to be used. a lot of the public is not aware of the actual case, so many myths flying around that give them false conclusions.
I gave them lots of information, and possibilities for production. whether they use them is not up to me. I would like to start knocking down some evidence, one in particular is the dredge theory. discussing things helps the case, but nothing beats actually testing a theory. the jump would be pretty cool, but it has been done before, I believe a documentary did one at night, but not from a 727. then we have dozens of skydivers jumping out of the back of a 727, and of course the video from Asia showing static line jumps from the back of a 727. it has been proven in other hijackings that it's a survivable jump.
Tena bar should be a focus point IMO. trying to figure out how the money arrived is critical to the case. the known flight being so far away causes lots of confusion. the possibility of the timing of the jump is always in question, I believe Agent Carr goes as far as 8:20. it only takes a couple minutes off to be right around the Columbia river. we know the plane crossed it somewhere, and the money was found downstream from it.
R99's theory makes a lot of sense too, so this needs attention as well. some of these things might be boring to some, but it's part of investigating things. you have to have an open mind, regardless to what the FBI has claimed in the past. people make mistakes on a daily basis, I see no reason that error's could be involved with this case as well.