Well, it seems the PDF on KC still remains inaccurate! This was taken from his new section on Cooper.
6) She testified that Christiansen not only purchased the house in Bonney Lake and the adjoining lot for
cash, but also a large wooded lot behind what is now the Bonney Lake Safeway. Tyner added that
Christiansen told her he bought this wooded lot after he bought the house, which means it was done
post-hijacking. (We already know that Christiansen later made a great deal of money selling off the
trees on that lot)
7) After Christiansen’s death, she and her husband received the house, but sold it shortly after probate
cleared. They then moved to Nevada, and Carolyn divorced him. She also stated that her ex-husband
Robin Powell was once charged with attempted murder on his own mother, and when he drinks he
sometimes becomes violent. ‘He put me into the hospital more than once,’ she says.
He fails to check records which is his biggest mistake. Robin Powell was never charged with attempted murder. he has other assault charges, but this shows exaggeration. He also still has the photo of the adjoining lot for $10. he fails to note that the large sum of money at the ending of KC's life came from the large lot he purchased prior to 1971. the acres sold for $17,000 each and the lot had over a dozen acres. I believe the records indicate over $300,000, so, the question would be, where is the remaining cash? he had a little over $200,000 at the time of his death. Carolyn Powell also stated KC purchased his house in cash. so, basically you can rule Carolyn Powell out as trustworthy!
He goes on to continue inaccurate information with this statement...
"We can definitely prove four things: That Christiansen and Geestman disappeared over the week of the
hijacking, that Christiansen was unhappy with both his financial situation and the airline, that he knew how
to use a parachute, and that he went through at least $21,000 in cash during an eight-month period following
the hijacking. That figure does not include a large piece of land behind the Bonney Lake Safeway that
Carolyn Tyner testified Christiansen purchased after the date of the hijacking."
He still claims the house was bought for cash at a value of $16,500. records indicate a different number. the $5,000 has not been proven by any means other than someone stating this as fact. words are hardly facts. no receipts, no statements of deposit's. no record of anything. he didn't check local records to see if a house was even purchased in this time period. If someone like this was on a jury, you would be up the river quick based on hearsay.
Georger brought up a very good point. what did KC's voice sound like? Lyle sounds very soft spoken. I have an older brother, and we both sound similar in speech. could KC really be that tough?
For the record, nobody "testified" to anything. that term is basically taken out on context by people, it makes it sound like a court hearing occurred. he seems to view things differently than others. he goes from worse case, and directly into best case. nothing in between. he fails to notice this even while confronting him. his logic quickly gets skewed into what he thinks is a fact when actually it's just something someone said. he has convinced himself that this is all accurate, and true. therefor it should be the best known information given on what he thinks is solid proof.
when investigating a story like this you need to check all records off the people you talk with, down to the property records to validate a timeline, or validate any purchases at any given time. you should check the local records division, libraries, State archive records, County Court, DMV records, real estate records, criminal background etc. If you fail to do the above. then you have zero rights to call anything a fact. taking shortcuts through this will be noticed, and credibility come into question. sadly, this is what he sent the FBI. they can verify things a lot quicker than the average Joe. I'll guess they found all the inconsistencies in his findings, or what he refers to as facts, and quickly dismissed his PDF. he is quick to blame everyone else for trying to discredit KC. he fails again to notice that just about every person in the Cooper circle have dismissed him. he strives on "the public" which in most cases will do a quick Wiki search, and then agree with what they just read by not knowing the actual facts of the case.
Records of this need to be shown here. this will help people who have questions about this suspect without skewing everything out of form with constant bickering that leads nowhere! it's also my opinion that the person who wrote this document is not being honest with the public by allowing all the inaccuracies to remain.