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DB Cooper / Re: The Cooper Vortex Podcast
« Last post by WalterRaleigh on March 15, 2024, 10:24:29 PM »Another great episode, thanks Darren and Chris.
Hi Chaucer.I don’t disagree. The problem is that those events lack timestamps so placing them with the context of a chronology becomes vastly more subjective.
well there were many other events happening during the time period, just not associated with the plane.
to really flesh out a chronology, it'd be nice to have time periods for parachute acquistion and delivery and money acquisition and delivery
Some sad news to report.
W. Wayne Walker aka Sluggo aka Sluggo Monster passed away on Dec. 27th, 2022. He was 74.
He envisioned his website as the library of the Cooper case and himself as the librarian. The contents of that website are still being used and referenced today and will likely be used for years to come. His overall contributions to the case cannot be overstated. His departure from the Vortex was, in my opinion, a tremendous loss.
RIP Sluggo.
As I recall the F 106s never saw the 727. A “trash hauler” C 130 out of McChord did a visual intercept, much to the chagrin of the fighter jocks.As I understand it, the C-130 joined up with the airliner in Oregon sometime before it was handed off to the Oakland Center in northern California. The C-130 did have visual contact and stayed with the airliner all the way to Reno.
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