This is getting tedious - we've be over this before to no avail - but He That Is saithe:

I'm just the messenger and hardly know a thing about DNA profiling or comparisons. I think they just want to verify the FBI's conclusions on a comparison, if they actually do a comparison, that is. Who knows? They might just File 13 the whole report.

I saw some posts a while back about Georger complaining about chain-of-evidence on Lyle's DNA submission. Maybe he thinks I'm going to substitute my own DNA for Lyle's and name myself as the hijacker. Anyone with a bit of common sense would realize that providing any profile that ISN'T Lyle's would be pretty damn dumb for us. Smile

No one really knows what criteria the FBI is using in their partial profile from the tie. The only thing the FBI has told me about it is that they cannot positively match someone's full profile to it. In other words, it won't match up a suspect to the tie. But...(from Agent Fred Gutt in Seattle)...it can ELIMINATE a suspect. I suppose if they get someone's DNA profile and they can't eliminate that suspect with the comparison, then they might take that suspect more seriously. Like I said though, what I know about DNA you could fit into Tom Thumb's hat.



Yours above is just plain stupid and uninformed.

If you don't comprehend what people are telling you how can you criticise it? The same way you do your socalled investigations, I guess, with a banana up your nose and your thumbs in your ears, and your head ... !

well put - the miracles abound! One after the other. More miracles than Yehovah can keep track of. Thus we have Kabalah, the system of magic miracle numbers. Which miracle number would you assign Blev? Which miracle number would you assign Jo? How many numbers/lives does each of these mortals have left? Not to mention the price for using a number adding up over the years! Shadows and dust. The lives of vampira nos feratu! The cleansing fire of the Truth finally cleansing the truth from the lies -

BruceSmith

Dec 16, 2014, 11:34 PM
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"...Cave Junction, Oregon, is a small town on Highway 199 in southern Oregon. It is a heavily-used route for travelers going from Highway 101 along the northern California coast and back to the Interstate 5 freeway at Grants Pass.

As it happens, I had a life-altering experience near that town which was frankly a miracle..."


The miracles are stackin' up, Bobby.

1. Getting in a pickle on your motorcycle in Cave Junction, OR, flying through the air and landing in a ditch, but no significant injuries.

2. Three days at sea - but within sight of land - paddling an inflatable kayak to the island off the coast of the Quinault area. Kayak deflates partially but you keep going....

3. Four weeks trapped in a tent in the northern Cascades, underneath a few feet of snow with only a dozen packets of hot cocoa powder to consume.

4. A couple days stranded in a lean-to in the environs of the William O Douglas Wilderness area, slipping down the slope endlessly because it was so wet and icy, but finally....

On the other hand, we have another poster here driving to Seattle from Colorado for a business conference but her hubby stops off at The Dalles to dig in the dirt for six hours, then he stops along the Columbia at a few locations, then Tina Bar, then the hills around Camas, WA, then the walkway at the Red Lion Inn, then to Seattle pointing out landmarks off the I-5.

Afterwards, they head down to Bend, Oregon on the way to Reno, stopping first at Sandy Point/Hills/River, OR. When they get back to Colorado they move to Alabama because the money was found at Tena Bar, but they know it's really Tina Bar, and the wife says that during the above trip her husband left her for a few hours one day and may have gone to Gresham, OR, where another Tina was located.

The Vortex is strong.
(This post was edited by BruceSmith on Dec 16, 2014, 11:36 PM)

The above post was lifted from the DZ, where I was commenting on the latest pronouncements there....

Yes ... so?

Dont you think it a bit uncommon that Mr. Blevins is not just a hero-survivalist-miracle worker four times over if not more,  in addition to all of his other fantastic accomplishments?

He also claims to be an accomplished survivalist.  He also reads minds and motivations. Now he's apparently running the Cooper thread on Dropzone.com. What will his amazing accomplishments reveal next? 

It could also unleash a torrent of memories about JM WAVE from you-know-who, and the role Duane (no w, no y) played there. (and in Cuba??)

More importantly, I wonder if Arturo Fuentes and his sons will go back to Cuba and resume their cigar production.  Their efforts in the Dominican Republic with seeds brought from their tobacco plantations in Cuba made the best, non-Cuban cigars on the planet.

Georger, you gotta man - up and smoke a real stogie.

Yes, the Latin needs a closer examination.  I wonder if Flo and Tina ever discussed it.

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Georger, you gotta man - up and smoke a real stogie.

Yes, the Latin needs a closer examination.  I wonder if Flo and Tina ever discussed it.

Has anyone remotely even mentioned Cooper could've simply just had a tan? Apart from Flo's "Latin" comment has there been any other suggestions, gestures, phrasing, that would agree to the Latin aspect?

My guess is Flo's comment was based not just on complexion but mannerisms and affect.
It's as much subjective as anything but broken down can be quanitified.
 

Georger:  You say "I think Flo's remark about him being Latin must be taken seriously. I think that is one of the most under-explorer areas of the case and I would love to know if that was perused at all and why so few have commented about it?"

I say "My number one suspect is Sheridan Peterson and I believe he has some Greek in him and not Cuban. He really had an olive complexion when he lived at my place for a month"

Bob Sailshaw
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