BuckwheatFlower

Doesn't look like Cooper at all. Too much hair.

Seahawks are 1-2 in Super Bowls now. That's not as good as losing half.

They not dumb but they dumber than you. Amirite?

They all dumb? No seriously... the answer is.... they all likes the womens? Wait, that not it. I got it.... their last names all end with an "n".

Because they dumb.

I don't like multiple choice... so I'm just going to say the FBI were/are dummies. It's obvious as can be that Weber was Cooper. Or it was KC. Or maybe the Sunshine Band. FBI just dumb.

Learned something new tonight, thanks. I always figured they started with the evidence and then went from there. Interesting.

That book has been out for half a year. It's not really new, and there is no credible evidence he had anything to do with the Zodiac crimes. As parrot stated or quoted earlier.... the author started with a suspect and worked from there. One should always be leery of people who do that. Don't you think?

Ummm.... yeah.... LOL. Do you really think I would give my personal information to someone who is known for their harassment of others? Rhetorical question... no need for a response.

I'm with you on this one. This case is never going to be solved and stuff like that doesn't help. Whatever.

LOL, okay, thanks.

Barb says she drove, and left her car. Then took a bus back to PDX from her LZ in Woodburn and drove home to West Seattle. As for McCoy, it is presumed he flew in from Las Vegas, because he filled his VW with gas in Vegas on Thanksgiving Day. KC - possibly got dropped off by Bernie in the Airstream after a night camping at Priest Point Park. Gossett - no idea. Uncle LD - no idea, but possibly Dewey dropped him off on the way to stationing himself in the woods of SW Washington. Duane - walked or got a ride from someone at the Red Roof Inn, where he stayed as John C Collins. He didn't take a taxi or bus because the FBI talked to all those drivers and no one saw him via those means of transportation. Thanks Mr. Bruce, but I was looking for info on the hijacker, not the suspects. Surely (I'm not calling you Shirley), the authorities questioned cabbies, shuttle bus drivers (they have shuttle buses back then?), hotel workers and such trying to find out info on the guy. I also figure they kept a close eye on the parking lots, as well. If they never found anything at all, it would lead me to think (my opinion here) that he might have been dropped off by a friend. Is it important? Probably not, but when I get a question that pops into my head, I'm going to ask because so many of you know the case inside/out. Also, I suffer from ADD, so if I ever ask the same question twice.... go easy on me.

Any clues on HOW Cooper arrived at THE airport? Please don't SHOOT me for asking NOOB questions. This RANDOM capitalization of words THING is kind of FUN.... I must ADMIT.

Hi, it's me again. I just wanted to say thanks to Bruce Smith for forwarding me a copy of his book. You've got writing skills, bro. I've done other reading on the subject as well. A very interesting case. I can see why so many of you are "hooked" on it. I don't have a lot to offer which hasn't already been covered. However, I am definitely better informed on the case, which was my goal. The last couple of years my main area of (internet) research is the zodiac killer case. The Cooper case is something I look into when I when I run into dead ends or get frustrated with the zodiac case. So.... yeah, I read this thread often. One thing that is strange that pops up in both cases are people who are convinced (even though no one else is) that their dead spouse (or other family member) is the culprit. Could it be a psychological condition of some kind? Not sure, as I'm not a psychologist. I generally try to ignore most posts dealing with those types of claims as they almost always deal more with personal information than anything to do with the case. However, it's a lot easier to ignore such people when there is more than one thread to read through. Which brings up another point, it's a pity that all the good information about this case is contained in one thread on this site, and not an organized message board dedicated to the case. Don't get me wrong... it's an awesome thread, but overwhelming when looking for specific information. Anyway, I'm rambling.... sorry. Thanks again Bruce.

Just go to Amazon and search out D.B. Cooper. They have all the books available on the case listed in one spot when you search out that term under 'Books'. My recommendations are, in this order: 1) Skyjack - by Geoffrey Gray. 2) D.B. Cooper - Dead or Alive? by Richard Tosaw. 3) Norjack - The Investigation of D.B. Cooper by Ralph Himmelsbach. There's this other book that puts forward the idea that Cooper might have been an actual employee of the airline, but you can get that one free just by contacting the author. I had another poster recommend Skyjack to me in a pm. I'll think I'll start there. I'm not really interested in possible suspects at this time. I need to get basic case facts down first. But if you want to send me a copy, I'll eventually get to it. Thanks. Other Cooper resources. http://n467us.com/ http://vault.fbi.gov/D-B-Cooper%20 Oops beat me to it, Vicki. I was just going to suggest Sluggo's site as well. To me, that is still probably the best Cooper site on the internet. Thanks. I bookmarked both of those sites. I'm going to read up on the case. I'll probably check back in later with you all when I'm less ignorant on the subject.