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Re: Dick Lepsy (missing person)
« Reply #225 on: November 30, 2015, 07:23:12 PM »
Bruce wrote: SA Mary Jean Fryar, who swabbed Petey in 2002, told me that she was informed eventually by her office that Sheridan had been ruled out on the DNA.

What if MJF felt some compassion for Peterson and just substituted a swab taken from some other guy? Every chain of custody has a human weak link.

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Re: Dick Lepsy (missing person)
« Reply #226 on: November 30, 2015, 07:47:19 PM »
1. 377, you are as cynical of criminal justice as, um, I am..
2. I asked Galen what he thought of Lepsy and Nimi. Here's his answer:

"Tell him to get in line.  Lars Larson, radio host in Portland, did a complete show on Richard McCoy."

McCoy? Now that's a golden oldie.


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BTW: I wonder if Lars Larson knows Lars Skoland, our benefactor with Moriarty and Reichenbach?
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Re: Dick Lepsy (missing person)
« Reply #227 on: November 30, 2015, 08:37:48 PM »
 :)  It sounds like things have calmed down a bit.  That's good news.  The Lepsy story has exceeded all expectations and is still getting a lot of attention out there.  this is great news for all of us.  Another positive aspect of the story is Vicki's father was mentioned and his face was seen by millions.   :)

 :)  I just want to stress that I'm not saying Robert Richard Lepsy is D.B.Cooper.  My book is entitled "Still Missing: Rethinking the D.B. Cooper Case and other mysterious unsolved disappearances".  I mention a couple times in the book that I'm not saying that Lepsy is Cooper, and that I'm merely pointing out physical similarities between Lepsy and Cooper, and that the skyjacker may not have survived the jump.  Another story in the book is about my friends parents, who disappeared in their Cessna in 1977.  It's really a sad tale.

I'm sorry if the attention Robert Richard Lepsy is getting is upsetting some folks, that was not my intention.  I just wanted to put his story out there and let people compare his image to the Cooper sketches.  This will all blow over soon and everything will get back to normal around here.   :-*
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Re: Dick Lepsy (missing person)
« Reply #228 on: November 30, 2015, 08:52:54 PM »
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:)  It sounds like things have calmed down a bit.  That's good news.  The Lepsy story has exceeded all expectations and is still getting a lot of attention out there.  this is great news for all of us.  Another positive aspect of the story is Vicki's father was mentioned and his face was seen by millions.   :)

 :)  I just want to stress that I'm not saying Robert Richard Lepsy is D.B.Cooper.  My book is entitled "Still Missing: Rethinking the D.B. Cooper Case and other mysterious unsolved disappearances".  I mention a couple times in the book that I'm not saying that Lepsy is Cooper, and that I'm merely pointing out physical similarities between Lepsy and Cooper, and that the skyjacker may not have survived the jump.  Another story in the book is about my friends parents, who disappeared in their Cessna in 1977.  It's really a sad tale.

I'm sorry if the attention Robert Richard Lepsy is getting is upsetting some folks, that was not my intention.  I just wanted to put his story out there and let people compare his image to the Cooper sketches.  This will all blow over soon and everything will get back to normal around here.   :-*

Ross -- anything that brings new interest to the DB Cooper case is a good thing.  There is no such thing as bad publicity as they say.

We also have a documentary coming out on the History Channel early next year that some on this forum have been interviewed for, so that's more publicity.
 

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Re: Dick Lepsy (missing person)
« Reply #229 on: November 30, 2015, 08:53:05 PM »
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I'm sorry if the attention Robert Richard Lepsy is getting is upsetting some folks


I don't think you should apologize for anything. as you mentioned another missing persons is involved in this story. two missing persons cases are being seen by a lot of people....apologize?

 

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Re: Dick Lepsy (missing person)
« Reply #230 on: November 30, 2015, 10:32:23 PM »
Everything that's happened in the past week has been good. Both cases getting national and international exposure. Dick Lepsy's disappearance had literally -- disappeared (completely and totally forgotten about until Ross started digging, and Lisa submitted her DNA sample and added her dad to NamUS in 2011). Today, it's connected to one of the most mysterious disappearances of the 20th century!! Lepsy will now be forever linked to Cooper, and if that ultimately brings leads to the Lepsy case that prove he wasn't Cooper, so be it, because Lisa has lived 46 years with absolutely no answers!! Maybe Ross will get more leads, and some evidence will evolve.

If that happens, Wzzm and I will be there for a follow-up!!

The beauty is nobody can eliminate Lepsy as a Cooper suspect. NOBODY! He disappeared 23 months before the Cooper skyjacking and nobody can account for his whereabouts or what happened to him. Oh, Lepsy matches every element of the Cooper physical description.

There's no evidence to connect him to Cooper, but at the same time, he can't be eliminated as a Cooper suspect - yet.

And, we have Lisa on tape saying, "that's dad!"

... and so it goes.
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Re: Dick Lepsy (missing person)
« Reply #231 on: December 01, 2015, 12:01:11 AM »
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Bruce wrote: SA Mary Jean Fryar, who swabbed Petey in 2002, told me that she was informed eventually by her office that Sheridan had been ruled out on the DNA.

What if MJF felt some compassion for Peterson and just substituted a swab taken from some other guy? Every chain of custody has a human weak link.

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Are you trying to start another conspiracy theory?

Maybe it was some little green men from Mars who broke the chain of custody.

As a member of the ACLU, you should be sufficiently politically correct to include Latinos and the UFO people.  After all, they have egos too.
 

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Re: Dick Lepsy (missing person)
« Reply #232 on: December 01, 2015, 12:03:45 AM »
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Everything that's happened in the past week has been good. Both cases getting national and international exposure. Dick Lepsy's disappearance had literally -- disappeared (completely and totally forgotten about until Ross started digging, and Lisa submitted her DNA sample and added her dad to NamUS in 2011). Today, it's connected to one of the most mysterious disappearances of the 20th century!! Lepsy will now be forever linked to Cooper, and if that ultimately brings leads to the Lepsy case that prove he wasn't Cooper, so be it, because Lisa has lived 46 years with absolutely no answers!! Maybe Ross will get more leads, and some evidence will evolve.

If that happens, Wzzm and I will be there for a follow-up!!

The beauty is nobody can eliminate Lepsy as a Cooper suspect. NOBODY! He disappeared 23 months before the Cooper skyjacking and nobody can account for his whereabouts or what happened to him. Oh, Lepsy matches every element of the Cooper physical description.

There's no evidence to connect him to Cooper, but at the same time, he can't be eliminated as a Cooper suspect - yet.

And, we have Lisa on tape saying, "that's dad!"

... and so it goes.

...and it does.

I love how the old files on Lepsy have disappeared. My kind of story.

Ah, the circularity of the commentary, too!  I love how the Vortex swirls in the sunlight...."best suspect" becomes "can't prove he's not DB Cooper."

And:

"There's no evidence to connect him to Cooper, but at the same time, he can't be eliminated as a Cooper suspect..."

Sublime.

Storyteller, you may have found a real home here in Cooper Country. Did you pack a bag?
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« Reply #233 on: December 01, 2015, 12:09:15 AM »
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There's no evidence to connect him to Cooper . . . . .


That can and probably has been said about ever Cooper candidate that I have heard about.

 

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Re: Dick Lepsy (missing person)
« Reply #234 on: December 01, 2015, 07:46:58 AM »
Lepsy's name is officially out there. Hopefully there's still somebody alive in Grayling, Michigan who knows something. Hopefully the FBI looks at him, if they haven't already. Hopefully the Wzzm story has legs for a while.
 

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Re: Dick Lepsy (missing person)
« Reply #235 on: December 01, 2015, 09:27:23 AM »
377   You say: "Bruce wrote: SA Mary Jean Fryar, who swabbed Petey in 2002, told me that she was informed eventually by her office that Sheridan had been ruled out on the DNA."

I say:  "The DNA that the FBI thinks they have of DB Cooper is in doubt and is partial, right?" So how could they rule out Petey as the DNA that was probably not DB's for making a match anyway?

On Dick Lepsy, he has too much hair, too fat a face and chin, and too young.

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Re: Dick Lepsy (missing person)
« Reply #236 on: December 01, 2015, 09:43:34 AM »
Georger  You say: "And not one Latin guy in the bunch, as per Flo's assessment! 3 bundolas?  :) :) :) Ohhhh so lo mio!  :) :) :) So what are the ethnicities of these guys on the list? Swede. Norwegian. ?????  We've got everything and the kitchen sink but no Latin.  Someone come up with a Latin guy, plee uz.  ;)"

I say: Peterson had olive complexion and of Greek background. Is that Latin enough for you?

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« Reply #237 on: December 01, 2015, 01:39:39 PM »
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Georger  You say: "And not one Latin guy in the bunch, as per Flo's assessment! 3 bundolas?  :) :) :) Ohhhh so lo mio!  :) :) :) So what are the ethnicities of these guys on the list? Swede. Norwegian. ?????  We've got everything and the kitchen sink but no Latin.  Someone come up with a Latin guy, plee uz.  ;)"

I say: Peterson had olive complexion and of Greek background. Is that Latin enough for you?

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Really? That is the first time Im hearing that Sheridikoupolous Petersopopoulos was Greek. I knew he was related to Donald Tumpoulus. Olive skin? Which olives?
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Re: Dick Lepsy (missing person)
« Reply #238 on: December 01, 2015, 01:49:42 PM »
Lepsey, LD Cooper, bring em on. ANY publicity about the DB Cooper case is good. Interest will die if the embers are not fanned occasionally.

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« Reply #239 on: December 01, 2015, 01:55:20 PM »
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Lepsey, LD Cooper, bring em on. ANY publicity about the DB Cooper case is good. Interest will die if the embers are not fanned occasionally.

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Agree. I certainly do not think that Lepsy is Cooper, or for that matter a good suspect. But, I guess it could be that the reason that this case has gone unsolved for so long is because the guy that did it just never has stood out as a suspect.