One observation that can be made from the albeit heavily redacted FOIA documents being released is the high level of scrutiny that is given to those who are identified by the public as being possible suspects. It leads to some speculation that the Main People may “administratively” close the case if they had received the tip they had been waiting for to eliminate the requirement to apply the same level of scrutiny to any additional incoming tips that were known to them to be fruitless. Does it make any sense that the man himself could present himself to the authorities with a full confession, fingerprints, DNA sample, and be identified by living witnesses – and then be turned away if he did not provide any of the ransom deliverables (i.e. parachute and/or marked bills)? This, without the John Doe Indictment having been quashed?
