I have edited/corrected this post 5-00 times and it keeps reverting to the original - what does it take to edit a post and get it to stick!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!?

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I have edited/corrected this post 5-00 times and it keeps reverting to the original - what does it take to edit a post and get it to stick!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!?

Try duct tape.  In my experience, if you can't fix something with duct tape and a hammer.... it can't be fixed.

I wonder whether Kenny told his doctor, Juan Juarez, anything about the hijacking before he died. I wonder how Kenny picked a house to buy from the same couple where the alleged accomplice served as the Best Man at the wedding...and then this alleged accomplice (Bernie Geestman) denied knowing anything about the sale of the house. And I would like to know why...if there was a promissory note shoved past the mortgage company by the couple who sold Kenny the house...why nothing about a payoff on that promissory note is in any of the paperwork on that house. It exists only as an agreement between Kenny and the Grimes couple as a way to apply for the mortgage on the remainder of the price of the home. (In other words, Kenny basically got the house for nothing more than a promise to pay a large portion of the total price on a promissory note, making a mortgage decision easy for the bank since they assumed little risk.) But there is nothing in Kenny's papers or in the property records about an actual payoff of the note. So how did Kenny pay off the note? He took about 18 years to pay off the mortgage, and the records show that, but what about the note? Was it an under-the-table cash deal, like his loan to Androsko? (I'm planning to interview someone soon who knows the answer) And where did he get the money to remodel the house immediately after he bought it?

Back to Kenny.  RobertMBlevins posted this on DZ and I thought there was an interesting little snippet in here.  Robert is a little confused about real estate transactions, but there was some good stuff.

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I wonder whether Kenny told his doctor, Juan Juarez, anything about the hijacking before he died. I wonder how Kenny picked a house to buy from the same couple where the alleged accomplice served as the Best Man at the wedding...and then this alleged accomplice (Bernie Geestman) denied knowing anything about the sale of the house. And I would like to know why...if there was a promissory note shoved past the mortgage company by the couple who sold Kenny the house...why nothing about a payoff on that promissory note is in any of the paperwork on that house. It exists only as an agreement between Kenny and the Grimes couple as a way to apply for the mortgage on the remainder of the price of the home. (In other words, Kenny basically got the house for nothing more than a promise to pay a large portion of the total price on a promissory note, making a mortgage decision easy for the bank since they assumed little risk.) But there is nothing in Kenny's papers or in the property records about an actual payoff of the note. So how did Kenny pay off the note? He took about 18 years to pay off the mortgage, and the records show that, but what about the note? Was it an under-the-table cash deal, like his loan to Androsko? (I'm planning to interview someone soon who knows the answer) And where did he get the money to remodel the house immediately after he bought it?

Robert has stated he knows how Kenny bought the house but wouldn't post it because of trust issues or it would be in his book or whatever.  This, however,  is revealing.  We know Kenny assumed a mortgage for 50% of the price of house (from Smokin99 and Shutter's research).  It was always a mystery how he paid for the other half. First Robert said it was all cash, then maybe the second 50% was cash.  For the first time, Robert is stating that Kenny got the house for no money out of pocket.

So, if the preface of "into the Blast" summarizes the case as Kenny living a different life after than before the hijacking, that's gone.  Boiled down, the entire case left against Kenny comes down to that loan to Dawn Androsko, and that seems very odd itself.

I guess this article is one of the first reports about Jo Weber's claim her husband was Cooper. I noticed some things have changed over the years. she is quoted saying "leaving fingerprints on the plane" and not on the "aft stairs" also no dramatic response about Duane telling her he was "Daaaaaan Coooooper."

 "He says, 'I have a secret to tell you.' I said, 'What?' He says, 'I'm Dan Cooper.'" sounds very familiar, KC supposedly "had a secret, but couldn't tell"?? I always ask. why even bring it up?


I had to watch mt father die last year. he never spoke a word after they gave him "medication to rest" I wonder how much Duane could of really said the last couple days of his life?

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World Famous Cooper expert pronounces plain black Cooper tie and banded Lepsy tie as 'not a bad match', per photo with his notes below, he says. Yepper! 
     

Lepsy would have been 35 years old in 71. the guy is trying to match a photo of Lepsy beside the Cooper sketch. he was 26 in that comparison. since they change the descriptions of Cooper over there. I guess he would be considered a serious suspect....perhaps
it's a good way to try and get attention to the public about his disappearance?