I've watched this show many times..something new always pops up...it was interesting that they got his basic description correct! 25-30 years old, even though McCoy looks a little older....

what happened to these stews...is there mental status all screwed up? McCoy had visible danger showing all the time (weapon & explosive)

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I've watched this show many times..something new always pops up...it was interesting that they got his basic description correct! 25-30 years old, even though McCoy looks a little older....

what happened to these stews...is there mental status all screwed up? McCoy had visible danger showing all the time (weapon & explosive)

I am glad that this air piracy was handled much better by the FBI. I think Cooper that caught everyone off guard. I think that the Cooper would have been solved if it the airplane had been processed better. I hope one day they can say for sure who Cooper and how he did it even if he is dead.

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I've watched this show many times..something new always pops up...it was interesting that they got his basic description correct! 25-30 years old, even though McCoy looks a little older....

what happened to these stews...is there mental status all screwed up? McCoy had visible danger showing all the time (weapon & explosive)

I am glad that this air piracy was handled much better by the FBI. I think Cooper that caught everyone off guard. I think that the Cooper would have been solved if it the airplane had been processed better. I hope one day they can say for sure who Cooper and how he did it even if he is dead.

I don't see much difference? nobody got hurt, they gave him everything he asked for, and the crew did everything just like the crew of 305..

They caught their suspect and didn't make errors that Seattle division did. The Seattle division let a local police agency process the plane. Magazines were tossed which could have had his fingerprints on it. Losing the cigarette butts was inexcusable. It seems odd that took a hard look at Duane Weber, and LD Cooper when there wasn't much going for them. I think that they shuld have looked closer at McCoy, he had told Calame that Cooper had lost of the money. I think that he either knew who Cooper was or was Cooper.

they did look closely at McCoy...you are getting brainwashed by these guys trying to prove McCoy was Cooper..none of there evidence has ever been proven as fact! how do you write a book about this, and leave out proof other than saying "records were found"?

his photo, like many others was shown to the crew..they said no...this was a very short time after the Northwest hijacking, so memories were crisp.

show me proof "documentation" that a credit card was used, and McCoy was missing in Utah, actual proof, not words? the Seattle, and Portland FBI disagree with these guys...they never even had access to the Cooper files to begin with?

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I've watched this show many times..something new always pops up...it was interesting that they got his basic description correct! 25-30 years old, even though McCoy looks a little older....

what happened to these stews...is there mental status all screwed up? McCoy had visible danger showing all the time (weapon & explosive)

I am glad that this air piracy was handled much better by the FBI. I think Cooper that caught everyone off guard. I think that the Cooper would have been solved if it the airplane had been processed better. I hope one day they can say for sure who Cooper and how he did it even if he is dead.

I don't see much difference? nobody got hurt, they gave him everything he asked for, and the crew did everything just like the crew of 305..

They caught their suspect and didn't make errors that Seattle division did. The Seattle division let a local police agency process the plane. Magazines were tossed which could have had his fingerprints on it. Losing the cigarette butts was inexcusable. It seems odd that took a hard look at Duane Weber, and LD Cooper when there wasn't much going for them. I think that they shuld have looked closer at McCoy, he had told Calame that Cooper had lost of the money. I think that he either knew who Cooper was or was Cooper.

You keep referring to "they" - who is this "they"?  Keep in mind you are referring to different 'they'(s) stretched out over very long time periods. Your "they" cant be all the same people!

I think that he either knew who Cooper was or was Cooper.   Ma ze ha b'Englit? (Please translate into English?)

it was Reno, not Seattle. He told Calame that Cooper lost most of the money. My thoughts are that he knew something, and they should have pressed on and tried to get more info out of him. I have read the book the real McCoy. I would give you a page where I read that but a friend is borrowing the book.

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I've watched this show many times..something new always pops up...it was interesting that they got his basic description correct! 25-30 years old, even though McCoy looks a little older....

what happened to these stews...is there mental status all screwed up? McCoy had visible danger showing all the time (weapon & explosive)

I am glad that this air piracy was handled much better by the FBI. I think Cooper that caught everyone off guard. I think that the Cooper would have been solved if it the airplane had been processed better. I hope one day they can say for sure who Cooper and how he did it even if he is dead.

I don't see much difference? nobody got hurt, they gave him everything he asked for, and the crew did everything just like the crew of 305..

They caught their suspect and didn't make errors that Seattle division did. The Seattle division let a local police agency process the plane. Magazines were tossed which could have had his fingerprints on it. Losing the cigarette butts was inexcusable. It seems odd that took a hard look at Duane Weber, and LD Cooper when there wasn't much going for them. I think that they shuld have looked closer at McCoy, he had told Calame that Cooper had lost of the money. I think that he either knew who Cooper was or was Cooper.

You keep referring to "they" - who is this "they"?  Keep in mind you are referring to different 'they'(s) stretched out over very long time periods. Your "they" cant be all the same people!

I think that he either knew who Cooper was or was Cooper.   Ma ze ha b'Englit? (Please translate into English?)

it was Reno, not Seattle. He told Calame that Cooper lost most of the money. My thoughts are that he knew something, and they should have pressed on and tried to get more info out of him. I have read the book the real McCoy. I would give you a page where I read that but a friend is borrowing the book.

There is no documentation that shows Cooper lost any of the money during the jump.  Also, the price of Cooper's ticket was exactly $20.00 which he paid with a twenty dollar bill, the source for this information is the agent that sold the ticket to Cooper.