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Re: Suspects And Confessions
« Reply #1110 on: March 04, 2016, 07:38:38 PM »
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Shutter:   You say:  "I don't believe I've seen the proof of Peterson being here in the USA during the period he was supposed to be in Nepal, has this been shown before?"

I say:  The proof that he was here in the USA and at the scene of the Crime in Portland is the DNA under the Stamps and Envelope flaps of the four letters sent just after Norjak by DB Cooper and when compared with what the FBI has from Sheridan they would find a match. That would be the real cincher to tie it to Sheridan but the FBI is stuck on stop. However, I have yet to see any good reason for Sheridan to lie to the FBI about being in Nepal and delivering the birth of one of his two children when they were actually born in 1970 and 1972 (per public records)  and Norjak was in 1971. There is no really good reason because he was not in Nepal and his alibi was a phony because he is DB Cooper. Case solved in my mind at least.

377 I worked on the 737 aft airstairs (side aft door) testing as it was being considered by Lufansa (spelling?) Air Line and not Alaska Air Line.

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Alaska Airlines had a side airstair on their 737 combis. Don't think this was jumpable  ;)

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I fixed the photo so it could be viewed better. that's why you will see an edit by me....

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Re: Suspects And Confessions
« Reply #1111 on: March 04, 2016, 08:51:38 PM »
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... You seek people out to interview them presumably to glean information nobody else has, only to turn around and impeach the very people you wanted help and information from! You claim the FBI botched the whole case, but the FBI consists of the same people you have named and tried to get interviews with. It's a kind of fatalism Ive noticed in all of your work...

True.

It's a lot like talking with you, Georger. Usually you are a royal pain in the ass, but every now and then I get something worthwhile.
 

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« Reply #1112 on: March 04, 2016, 11:32:40 PM »
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Georger wrote about Bruce: "Then when you say things like "forensic science is moving in the direction of Remote Seeing" people are left rolling their eyes and are apt to dismiss your other claims too ?"

I like Bruce but we have never seen eye to eye on the paranormal and ESP stuff. If remote viewing worked, a "remote viewer" could look at earning reports of public companies before they were publicly released, trade (illegally) on that info and become wealthy fast.

Where are the remote viewers' Ferraris?

As my friend Sailshaw likes to say: Case Closed.  ;)

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Alchemy and related arts go back eons, to early human endeavors to understand and manipulate nature. You can track this back historically within all of the systems of science we have today. These steps were probably crucial in spite of the drawbacks because for one thing it took time to evolve the social systems for handling and communicating scientific discoveries. And, a number of the early breakthroughs in science were protected as national or church secrets giving an advantage to some nation-states and churches. There are people today who still say they believe the Earth is flat; these same people however teach their children mathematics behind closed doors and do not hesitate to demand the public schools give full credit for home-schooling.! We live in overlapping cultures, much as our ancestors lived and even merged with the Neanderthals.
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Re: Suspects And Confessions
« Reply #1113 on: March 05, 2016, 02:37:02 AM »
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... You seek people out to interview them presumably to glean information nobody else has, only to turn around and impeach the very people you wanted help and information from! You claim the FBI botched the whole case, but the FBI consists of the same people you have named and tried to get interviews with. It's a kind of fatalism Ive noticed in all of your work...

True.

It's a lot like talking with you, Georger. Usually you are a royal pain in the ass, but every now and then I get something worthwhile.

So you are paparazzi ? Have you been through Tina's garbage can?
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Re: Suspects And Confessions
« Reply #1114 on: March 05, 2016, 09:56:54 AM »
377   Good picture of the Alaska (left side) aft airstair door. The one I worked on was the first one and was a right side aft airstairs for the German Air Line. By the time the Alaska left side was ordered, we had all the problems worked out, such as a vicious oscillation on the way down that was fixed using a rotary snubber like the one used on the Model T car. The first Alaska testing was done on the first Alaska plane (delivered with the aft door)  and no testing was necessary by that time in our lab.
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Re: Suspects And Confessions
« Reply #1115 on: March 05, 2016, 10:11:30 AM »
Georger:  We are still waiting for your answer to the following question?

 "Why else would Sheridan Peterson lie to the FBI about his whereabouts in his phony alibi with the birth dates of both his children in different years (1970 and 1972) than Norjak (1971) and in Nepal unless he is DB COOPER?"

You would have to admit that Sheridan "is DB COOPER"

So, CASE SOLVED by the sleuths here in the "DB Cooper Forum" and without the help of the FBI who are stuck on stopped.

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Re: Suspects And Confessions
« Reply #1116 on: March 05, 2016, 10:12:54 AM »
Wow. The first 727 ever made took a very short flight the other day. Gear was never retracted. Wish I could have jumped from it.

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« Reply #1117 on: March 05, 2016, 12:35:16 PM »
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Wow. The first 727 ever made took a very short flight the other day. Gear was never retracted. Wish I could have jumped from it.

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It landed at Boeing Field, where a beautiful air museum is located, and will probably join another 727 in the outdoor display of Boeing aircraft.  Maybe they will let you jump from the bottom step of the aft stairs onto the ground.  But that one foot jump will probably not be considered as "official" by the other skydivers.  I think I saw that same aircraft at a gate at Chicago O'Hare back in the mid-1970s.
 

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Re: Suspects And Confessions
« Reply #1118 on: March 05, 2016, 02:09:48 PM »
 

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Re: Suspects And Confessions
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« Reply #1120 on: March 05, 2016, 02:47:57 PM »
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Georger:  We are still waiting for your answer to the following question?

 "Why else would Sheridan Peterson lie to the FBI about his whereabouts in his phony alibi with the birth dates of both his children in different years (1970 and 1972) than Norjak (1971) and in Nepal unless he is DB COOPER?"

You would have to admit that Sheridan "is DB COOPER"

So, CASE SOLVED by the sleuths here in the "DB Cooper Forum" and without the help of the FBI who are stuck on stopped.

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Put him on the plane - not in some dime store in Duluth!   ;)   

You keep repeating yourself like there is some 'magic' in repetition!  This ain't "Jesus in the Toast"! Find a new fly to chase.   :)
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Re: Suspects And Confessions
« Reply #1121 on: March 06, 2016, 07:20:11 AM »
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The FBI eventually traced Peterson's whereabouts to Asia. They surmised that during this time frame, Peterson had flown to the States, made the heist and then returned to Asia. However, when the FBI was finally able to question him, Peterson pointed out that he had been in Pokhara, Nepal, at that time and showed proof.

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Peterson told the FBI that if he himself hijacked the 727, he would have “insisted upon a helmet, been wearing boots, warm clothing and gloves. And a flashlight to spot my landing.” Although the FBI obviously felt Peterson was a credible suspect who may have survived the jump, both DNA and fingerprint analysis cleared him as a suspect.

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Re: Suspects And Confessions
« Reply #1122 on: March 06, 2016, 09:49:09 AM »
Shutter  You say: " Peterson told the FBI that if he himself hijacked the 727, he would have “insisted upon a helmet, been wearing boots, warm clothing and gloves. And a flashlight to spot my landing.” Although the FBI obviously felt Peterson was a credible suspect who may have survived the jump, both DNA and fingerprint analysis cleared him as a suspect.

I say:  This sounds like the cover story that Earl Cossey gave that DB Cooper did not know what he was doing and must have died in the jump. Both stories are to lead the FBI away from Sheridan being DB Cooper. Did they cook up these stories together as they were partners in Norjak? Both stories look cooked up to help cover Sheridan as was his " delivering his own child in Nepal at the time of Norjak" but the flaw was that his two children were born in 1970 and 1972 and Norjak was in 1971, So, again why the lie to the FBI unless Sheridan actually is DB Cooper? I think we have solved the case and the note about finger prints and DNA that the FBI has is flawed by their own admission. So clearing Sheridan with the flawed Finger Prints and DNA is just poor police work. The FBI still have yet to look at the DNA they do have in the four letters sent to the newspapers following Norjak. The DNA under the flaps of the letters and the stamps on the letters when compared with Sheridans will show a match. That police work has yet to be done. Anyway, we have finally solved the case and can wait to see is the FBI will ever stumble on to the solution.

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Re: Suspects And Confessions
« Reply #1123 on: March 06, 2016, 10:39:43 AM »
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The FBI eventually traced Peterson's whereabouts to Asia. They surmised that during this time frame, Peterson had flown to the States, made the heist and then returned to Asia. However, when the FBI was finally able to question him, Peterson pointed out that he had been in Pokhara, Nepal, at that time and showed proof.

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Peterson told the FBI that if he himself hijacked the 727, he would have “insisted upon a helmet, been wearing boots, warm clothing and gloves. And a flashlight to spot my landing.” Although the FBI obviously felt Peterson was a credible suspect who may have survived the jump, both DNA and fingerprint analysis cleared him as a suspect.

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That was an interesting article.  Did the FBI really collect and analyze Kenny's DNA prior to this article (2010)?  Seems doubtful.
 

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« Reply #1124 on: March 06, 2016, 02:06:17 PM »
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The FBI eventually traced Peterson's whereabouts to Asia. They surmised that during this time frame, Peterson had flown to the States, made the heist and then returned to Asia. However, when the FBI was finally able to question him, Peterson pointed out that he had been in Pokhara, Nepal, at that time and showed proof.

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Peterson told the FBI that if he himself hijacked the 727, he would have “insisted upon a helmet, been wearing boots, warm clothing and gloves. And a flashlight to spot my landing.” Although the FBI obviously felt Peterson was a credible suspect who may have survived the jump, both DNA and fingerprint analysis cleared him as a suspect.

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That was an interesting article.  Did the FBI really collect and analyze Kenny's DNA prior to this article (2010)?  Seems doubtful.


Not that I'm aware of. this is where we believe someone is lying about stories with Kenny. if you recall, Lyle was wondering where the story came from. then you have Bobby trying to just toss the DNA to the FBI and not follow a chain of custody.

Bobby seems to be busy censoring his You Tube channel, and blocking the general public from viewing his site. my guess is it's his way of getting posters to join. that guy Mikej (no last name) sounds a lot like Robert. he never has any legit questions to ask about Kenny. he claims he comes here, but I doubt it.


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But, you have to join just to view it? Gee, I don't recall them doing that on the DZ. he lived by those rules?
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