Most people dont check things like this. He just looked for a good pic and ran with it obviously......on my phone...hate trying to type..

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Most people dont check things like this. He just looked for a good pic and ran with it obviously......on my phone...hate trying to type..

Can we charge him by the minute?  In cases like this, the real name of the perp needs to be exposed!

Jo sent me several emails when he first joined. then she showed me the story about the guy on the side of the store. on this forum he wasn't injured, but the email she had was different. the man had an injury to his leg, and was bigger than what he explained here.

Over time these people forget what they have said in the past, and that's usually when I get them. I nailed Knoss several times with older comments. Bobby has turned out to be a little story teller as well. my hands will need an hour break to go thru his lies/stories/fabrications... those sci-fi writers sure can pop up with some whoppers  I know why Recihenbach left too, so he better stay clear of that issue 

Nightjumper had a different IP during the times he was here. Iowa, New York, Wisconsin. his last one was pinging Illinois.

Group Hug on Skype would be cool.
Wednesdays are good with me, but a day or two notice is best with me.

My Skype address is Brucesmith4949

So Nightie-Knight has left?  Sigh. He/She was a trip. It felt like the old days at the DZ for awhile.

I can live without those days....

 

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You people really do not want the truth. You are having to much fun trying to dig a hole in water. You know the digging will get you no where and you are fine with that. I think boredom fuel your need to go nowhere. You are so blinded by your tunnel vision God could appear and you would not see him. I gave you a last name that has never been offered and a traceable automobile sale. I have pointed out specific items that were a part of the highjacking and still you dig in water Lol, WOW !..

Just to put things in context, "Nightjumper", about twenty people have come forward with a solution to the case (I'm one of them) and claim they are 100% certain (I am not one of those) without providing any type of evidence that could close the case.  Only one of us could be right, and maybe none of us are.  I think that is why there is a fair amount of skepticism here. 

I am posting a couple of images of "Nightjumper's" suspect.  The first one is the original and the second is touched up a little.  Thoughts?

Just for fun, I took this photo and searched it on Google Images.  It found a "match", but it was a recent photo -- not someone from the 1970s.  Some European college prof....

Can you provide the link to the photo?

This was from the search of the Miller photo that NightJumper71 posted.

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It's a young guy.

305 left Seattle at 7::33 approx after landing at 5:45pm. We know that shortly after landing Tina retrieved the money, passengers were allowed to leave, the chutes came on, and according to the stews Cooper put on a back pack shortly after that and began stripping out a small chute of its cordage trying to fabricate a carrier for the money. All of this long before 7:33pm. Presumably Cooper has a back pack on through the long refueling and during his period of preparation

Did Cooper sit with the back pack on during this period?  Did he stand?   Can one sit on one of these 727 seats_with a large backpack parachute on?  Can someone enlighten me? Or did Cooper stand the whole time after putting on the large back pack? I can find no testimony which clarifies this. Conceivably Cooper had a back pack on while on the plane for approximately 2.0 hours?

305 left Seattle at 7::33 approx after landing at 5:45pm. We know that shortly after landing Tina retrieved the money, passengers were allowed to leave, the chutes came on, and according to the stews Cooper put on a back pack shortly after that and began stripping out a small chute of its cordage trying to fabricate a carrier for the money. All of this long before 7:33pm. Presumably Cooper has a back pack on through the long refueling and during his period of preparation

Did Cooper sit with the back pack on during this period?  Did he stand?   Can one sit on one of these 727 seats_with a large backpack parachute on?  Can someone enlighten me? Or did Cooper stand the whole time after putting on the large back pack? I can find no testimony which clarifies this. Conceivably Cooper had a back pack on while on the plane for approximately 2.0 hours?

One of the recently released files includes a statement from someone (?) that the airliner took off from Seattle at 7:36 PM PST.

The Navy NB-6 parachute is relatively thin compared to standard 28 foot canopy parachutes.  Nevertheless, it would be difficult for Cooper to sit in an airliner seat with that parachute on.

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305 left Seattle at 7::33 approx after landing at 5:45pm. We know that shortly after landing Tina retrieved the money, passengers were allowed to leave, the chutes came on, and according to the stews Cooper put on a back pack shortly after that and began stripping out a small chute of its cordage trying to fabricate a carrier for the money. All of this long before 7:33pm. Presumably Cooper has a back pack on through the long refueling and during his period of preparation

Did Cooper sit with the back pack on during this period?  Did he stand?   Can one sit on one of these 727 seats_with a large backpack parachute on?  Can someone enlighten me? Or did Cooper stand the whole time after putting on the large back pack? I can find no testimony which clarifies this. Conceivably Cooper had a back pack on while on the plane for approximately 2.0 hours?

One of the recently released files includes a statement from someone (?) that the airliner took off from Seattle at 7:36 PM PST.

The Navy NB-6 parachute is relatively thin compared to standard 28 foot canopy parachutes.  Nevertheless, it would be difficult for Cooper to sit in an airliner seat with that parachute on.

Well it sounds a little uncomfortable and taxing - would affect one's mobility - by the end of it some people would be glad to jump out of the back of an airplane!    We are talking about this guy walking/sitting around in a parachute for up to 2 hours. He must have been in pretty good shape? But I suppose paratroopers and fire fighters stand and sit around with chutes on for prolonged periods of time?   By comparison, how long did McCoy have his chute on before he bailed?