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Re: Clues, Documents And Evidence About The Case
« Reply #2520 on: January 20, 2018, 07:12:09 PM »
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How many individual DNA profiles were found on the tie? something like 14?

I dont think it was that many. 3? 4? Multiple donors. But even if it was 14 they are still separable. The loci tests are that discriminating. The problem, I heard, was the weakness of all samples so multiple samples had to be taken to get any statistically valid results. The best they could get were partials. I assume that means a partial on each and every donor! Generally a partial is defined as a match on at least 7 loci, out of 13  in the US system. The European system uses 23-26 loci.

Tom may have better info ?

The problem with all of this is you get different accounts from different people. That is the norm in this Cooper mess.

I remember Kaye saying around 14? but yes weak partial samples..

The tie "lab" (not office practice) environment I am considering is consistent with many DNA profiles but not the higher number you might expect in a dental office..

I think a dental lab or office is as good as any other 'guess'? Maybe guess isnt the right word. The cocktail of particles comes from somewhere. Is it a cocktail from a single source of multiple sources - I dont know.

If Tom says 14 dna profiles then I guess its 14. Again I dont know. All I do know is we stood ready to help in any way at the time but our offers were ignored - 23&me etc. Tom didnt have these resources. We have people that cycle in and out of Quantico ..... but that is all ancient history now. I guess its safe in saying Cooper doesn't match with a goat! And the FBI is probably the best single source for searching data bases, worldwide. I doubt Cooper is in any dna database but there might be a familial match... its a problem for the future and other people now.   

Well, I did find a person who was in that particular Dental "tie particle" environment from 1966-71, he was also a pilot/skydiver and part a tight group of ex military pilots who needed $$ for a business venture. One of them is an associate of a real person inadvertently identified in the Seattle Dan Cooper comic.

An incredible coincidence or something there?
 

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Re: Clues, Documents And Evidence About The Case
« Reply #2521 on: January 20, 2018, 09:03:19 PM »
It's compelling, Fly. So tell us - let us in on your spectacular finding.

Why the tease?
 

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Re: Clues, Documents And Evidence About The Case
« Reply #2522 on: January 20, 2018, 11:36:40 PM »
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How many individual DNA profiles were found on the tie? something like 14?

I dont think it was that many. 3? 4? Multiple donors. But even if it was 14 they are still separable. The loci tests are that discriminating. The problem, I heard, was the weakness of all samples so multiple samples had to be taken to get any statistically valid results. The best they could get were partials. I assume that means a partial on each and every donor! Generally a partial is defined as a match on at least 7 loci, out of 13  in the US system. The European system uses 23-26 loci.

Tom may have better info ?

The problem with all of this is you get different accounts from different people. That is the norm in this Cooper mess.

I remember Kaye saying around 14? but yes weak partial samples..

The tie "lab" (not office practice) environment I am considering is consistent with many DNA profiles but not the higher number you might expect in a dental office..

I think a dental lab or office is as good as any other 'guess'? Maybe guess isnt the right word. The cocktail of particles comes from somewhere. Is it a cocktail from a single source of multiple sources - I dont know.

If Tom says 14 dna profiles then I guess its 14. Again I dont know. All I do know is we stood ready to help in any way at the time but our offers were ignored - 23&me etc. Tom didnt have these resources. We have people that cycle in and out of Quantico ..... but that is all ancient history now. I guess its safe in saying Cooper doesn't match with a goat! And the FBI is probably the best single source for searching data bases, worldwide. I doubt Cooper is in any dna database but there might be a familial match... its a problem for the future and other people now.   

Well, I did find a person who was in that particular Dental "tie particle" environment from 1966-71, he was also a pilot/skydiver and part a tight group of ex military pilots who needed $$ for a business venture. One of them is an associate of a real person inadvertently identified in the Seattle Dan Cooper comic.

An incredible coincidence or something there?

Just curious ... which came first? The suspect or the dental solution?
 

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Re: Clues, Documents And Evidence About The Case
« Reply #2523 on: January 21, 2018, 12:12:44 AM »
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How many individual DNA profiles were found on the tie? something like 14?

I dont think it was that many. 3? 4? Multiple donors. But even if it was 14 they are still separable. The loci tests are that discriminating. The problem, I heard, was the weakness of all samples so multiple samples had to be taken to get any statistically valid results. The best they could get were partials. I assume that means a partial on each and every donor! Generally a partial is defined as a match on at least 7 loci, out of 13  in the US system. The European system uses 23-26 loci.

Tom may have better info ?

The problem with all of this is you get different accounts from different people. That is the norm in this Cooper mess.

I remember Kaye saying around 14? but yes weak partial samples..

The tie "lab" (not office practice) environment I am considering is consistent with many DNA profiles but not the higher number you might expect in a dental office..

I think a dental lab or office is as good as any other 'guess'? Maybe guess isnt the right word. The cocktail of particles comes from somewhere. Is it a cocktail from a single source of multiple sources - I dont know.

If Tom says 14 dna profiles then I guess its 14. Again I dont know. All I do know is we stood ready to help in any way at the time but our offers were ignored - 23&me etc. Tom didnt have these resources. We have people that cycle in and out of Quantico ..... but that is all ancient history now. I guess its safe in saying Cooper doesn't match with a goat! And the FBI is probably the best single source for searching data bases, worldwide. I doubt Cooper is in any dna database but there might be a familial match... its a problem for the future and other people now.   

Well, I did find a person who was in that particular Dental "tie particle" environment from 1966-71, he was also a pilot/skydiver and part a tight group of ex military pilots who needed $$ for a business venture. One of them is an associate of a real person inadvertently identified in the Seattle Dan Cooper comic.

An incredible coincidence or something there?

Just curious ... which came first? The suspect or the dental solution?

Good question,,

1st - The tie timeframe, manufactured 1965/66.

2nd - Then I searched many environments, some were partial but the dental one was by far the best match.

3rd - The real life suspect actually came from a clue in the Seattle Dan Cooper comic book... that clue ID's a real person, a US military pilot with a European background and while researching his personal associations he was one associate away from a person from a Dental environment which I confirmed to be exactly 1966-71. That Dental environment was 3 miles from a Penny's store in a Midwest city. He was a pilot and a skydiver, he also lived miles upstream of TBAR and next to the river in the late 70's.

From this small group of pilots/skydivers/ex-military some of them are still alive.. 

Did one of these guys pull it off? or were there accomplices? Was the tie used by one of the other guys?

There isn't enough proof to name them publicly, could be just an amazing coincidence.
 

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Re: Clues, Documents And Evidence About The Case
« Reply #2524 on: January 21, 2018, 12:36:24 AM »
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How many individual DNA profiles were found on the tie? something like 14?

I dont think it was that many. 3? 4? Multiple donors. But even if it was 14 they are still separable. The loci tests are that discriminating. The problem, I heard, was the weakness of all samples so multiple samples had to be taken to get any statistically valid results. The best they could get were partials. I assume that means a partial on each and every donor! Generally a partial is defined as a match on at least 7 loci, out of 13  in the US system. The European system uses 23-26 loci.

Tom may have better info ?

The problem with all of this is you get different accounts from different people. That is the norm in this Cooper mess.

I remember Kaye saying around 14? but yes weak partial samples..

The tie "lab" (not office practice) environment I am considering is consistent with many DNA profiles but not the higher number you might expect in a dental office..

I think a dental lab or office is as good as any other 'guess'? Maybe guess isnt the right word. The cocktail of particles comes from somewhere. Is it a cocktail from a single source of multiple sources - I dont know.

If Tom says 14 dna profiles then I guess its 14. Again I dont know. All I do know is we stood ready to help in any way at the time but our offers were ignored - 23&me etc. Tom didnt have these resources. We have people that cycle in and out of Quantico ..... but that is all ancient history now. I guess its safe in saying Cooper doesn't match with a goat! And the FBI is probably the best single source for searching data bases, worldwide. I doubt Cooper is in any dna database but there might be a familial match... its a problem for the future and other people now.   

Well, I did find a person who was in that particular Dental "tie particle" environment from 1966-71, he was also a pilot/skydiver and part a tight group of ex military pilots who needed $$ for a business venture. One of them is an associate of a real person inadvertently identified in the Seattle Dan Cooper comic.

An incredible coincidence or something there?

Just curious ... which came first? The suspect or the dental solution?

Good question,,

1st - The tie timeframe, manufactured 1965/66.

2nd - Then I searched many environments, some were partial but the dental one was by far the best match.

3rd - The real life suspect actually came from a clue in the Seattle Dan Cooper comic book... that clue ID's a real person, a US military pilot with a European background and while researching his personal associations he was one associate away from a person from a Dental environment which I confirmed to be exactly 1966-71. That Dental environment was 3 miles from a Penny's store in a Midwest city. He was a pilot and a skydiver, he also lived miles upstream of TBAR and next to the river in the late 70's.

From this small group of pilots/skydivers/ex-military some of them are still alive.. 

Did one of these guys pull it off? or were there accomplices? Was the tie used by one of the other guys?

There isn't enough proof to name them publicly, could be just an amazing coincidence.

OK. Good. will follow where this goes - good luck!
 

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Re: Clues, Documents And Evidence About The Case
« Reply #2525 on: January 21, 2018, 01:57:09 AM »
Fly, I just got a huge email from Jo Weber about how Duane worked as a dental assistant in a dental lab. This thing is morphing in front of my eyes!
 

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« Reply #2526 on: January 21, 2018, 01:46:27 PM »
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Fly, I just got a huge email from Jo Weber about how Duane worked as a dental assistant in a dental lab. This thing is morphing in front of my eyes!

One has to wonder why a man of so many talents felt the need to turn to crime.
 

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« Reply #2527 on: January 21, 2018, 02:03:25 PM »
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Fly, I just got a huge email from Jo Weber about how Duane worked as a dental assistant in a dental lab. This thing is morphing in front of my eyes!

One has to wonder why a man of so many talents felt the need to turn to crime.

Its all ancient history.
« Last Edit: January 21, 2018, 02:18:57 PM by georger »
 

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« Reply #2528 on: January 21, 2018, 02:49:58 PM »
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How many individual DNA profiles were found on the tie? something like 14?

I dont think it was that many. 3? 4? Multiple donors. But even if it was 14 they are still separable. The loci tests are that discriminating. The problem, I heard, was the weakness of all samples so multiple samples had to be taken to get any statistically valid results. The best they could get were partials. I assume that means a partial on each and every donor! Generally a partial is defined as a match on at least 7 loci, out of 13  in the US system. The European system uses 23-26 loci.

Tom may have better info ?

The problem with all of this is you get different accounts from different people. That is the norm in this Cooper mess.

I remember Kaye saying around 14? but yes weak partial samples..

The tie "lab" (not office practice) environment I am considering is consistent with many DNA profiles but not the higher number you might expect in a dental office..

I think a dental lab or office is as good as any other 'guess'? Maybe guess isnt the right word. The cocktail of particles comes from somewhere. Is it a cocktail from a single source of multiple sources - I dont know.

If Tom says 14 dna profiles then I guess its 14. Again I dont know. All I do know is we stood ready to help in any way at the time but our offers were ignored - 23&me etc. Tom didnt have these resources. We have people that cycle in and out of Quantico ..... but that is all ancient history now. I guess its safe in saying Cooper doesn't match with a goat! And the FBI is probably the best single source for searching data bases, worldwide. I doubt Cooper is in any dna database but there might be a familial match... its a problem for the future and other people now.   

Well, I did find a person who was in that particular Dental "tie particle" environment from 1966-71, he was also a pilot/skydiver and part a tight group of ex military pilots who needed $$ for a business venture. One of them is an associate of a real person inadvertently identified in the Seattle Dan Cooper comic.

An incredible coincidence or something there?

Just curious ... which came first? The suspect or the dental solution?

Good question,,

1st - The tie timeframe, manufactured 1965/66.

2nd - Then I searched many environments, some were partial but the dental one was by far the best match.

3rd - The real life suspect actually came from a clue in the Seattle Dan Cooper comic book... that clue ID's a real person, a US military pilot with a European background and while researching his personal associations he was one associate away from a person from a Dental environment which I confirmed to be exactly 1966-71. That Dental environment was 3 miles from a Penny's store in a Midwest city. He was a pilot and a skydiver, he also lived miles upstream of TBAR and next to the river in the late 70's.

From this small group of pilots/skydivers/ex-military some of them are still alive.. 

Did one of these guys pull it off? or were there accomplices? Was the tie used by one of the other guys?

There isn't enough proof to name them publicly, could be just an amazing coincidence.

OK. Good. will follow where this goes - good luck!

Found out that one of these guys created/produced an aviation themed comic...
 

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« Reply #2529 on: January 21, 2018, 05:54:11 PM »
I'm beginning to think I might have to write a new chapter for my 3rd Edition, titled: The DB Cooper Tease - Suspects that Internet Sleuths Say They Have But Never Reveal.

Here, we have the dental guy. Over at the Mountain News there is a Terry Battcher who says he's got his guy. And Colbert had his "Cooper (Airborne Bob) accomplices" but won't reveal their names.
 

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« Reply #2530 on: January 21, 2018, 07:19:24 PM »
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That Dental environment was 3 miles from a Penny's store in a Midwest city

I imagine this is of little relevance, as there were Penneys everywhere....so odds are that any urban person not living in the country, would either live or work somewhat near one... And what's your expectation? did your suspect wear a tie on this dental lab for work?  Or him leaving the tie is somehow tied to the comic?  I haven't read them so enlighten us, especially on this clue of the real person.
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« Reply #2531 on: January 21, 2018, 08:31:25 PM »
I believe we would be looking for someone in the manufacturing field. a dentist typically has a uniform, a lot of them didn't wear ties, and most had uniforms where it went pretty far up to the neck with coverage. they had large collars as well.
 

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« Reply #2532 on: January 21, 2018, 09:17:23 PM »
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I believe we would be looking for someone in the manufacturing field. a dentist typically has a uniform, a lot of them didn't wear ties, and most had uniforms where it went pretty far up to the neck with coverage. they had large collars as well.

Not a typical Dentist, a very specific Dental "lab" environment.

Found actual dress code, a lab coat.
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« Reply #2533 on: January 23, 2018, 12:04:59 PM »
This diagram should help understand the basic relationships..  there is much more detail but still only circumstantial.
 

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« Reply #2534 on: January 23, 2018, 04:43:32 PM »
Okay, so we have an Albert Weinstein, a PsOI #1, 2, 3, and 4.

Who are they, exactly?

POI #1 is in the Dental lab?

POI #1 is associated with PsOI #2, 3, and 4? How?

Who is Bert Weinstein?
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