there was a report that they closed the case on dan cooper

the guy that supposedly hijacked a plane and jumped out with
200 grand

a quick look at the evidence makes me have serious doubts

but i did conclude that he was not a woodworker because they
found minute titanium and stainless flecks on his tie

plus not many woodworkers wear ties anymore

some used to but tucked in

but if he was a woodworker they would have found wood dust particles


and they are not sure even if it was his tie
hmmm why not ask everyone else on the plane if they left their tie

very very fishy story and case

Electric Comet wrote in news:nmb7nf$a6k$3
@dont-email.me:

there was a report that they closed the case on dan cooper

the guy that supposedly hijacked a plane and jumped out with
200 grand

a quick look at the evidence makes me have serious doubts

Huh? How could you have doubts, he was seen to do it.
There's no question he hijacked a plane, no question he
jumped out of it, and no question he had $200,000.

It's pretty much a given that his name isn't D B Cooper,
but the events that occured aren't in question.

There's also not much doubt about the tie, since there are
numerous witnesses that saw him wearing it.

John

On Fri, 15 Jul 2016 10:46:51 -0700, Electric Comet
wrote:

there was a report that they closed the case on dan cooper

the guy that supposedly hijacked a plane and jumped out with
200 grand

I thought it was 200,000 periods, cornering the market on them.

a quick look at the evidence makes me have serious doubts

but i did conclude that he was not a woodworker because they
found minute titanium and stainless flecks on his tie

plus not many woodworkers wear ties anymore

some used to but tucked in

but if he was a woodworker they would have found wood dust particles


and they are not sure even if it was his tie
hmmm why not ask everyone else on the plane if they left their tie

very very fishy story and case

On Fri, 15 Jul 2016 10:46:51 -0700
Electric Comet wrote:

but i did conclude that he was not a woodworker because they
found minute titanium and stainless flecks on his tie

plus not many woodworkers wear ties anymore

some used to but tucked in

but if he was a woodworker they would have found wood dust particles


and they are not sure even if it was his tie
hmmm why not ask everyone else on the plane if they left their tie

very very fishy story and case

and he left the tie supposedly and took the briefcase bomb with him
supposedly instead of freeing up both hands to hold the parachute
allegedly


no wonder they officially closed this case it just looks more and more
preposterous as time goes by

at least he was not a woodworker
whew