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Re: Suspects And Confessions
« Reply #3060 on: July 04, 2018, 12:24:43 PM »
SUSPECT: Hahneman updates


Hahneman was home for Christmas 1971, apparently from the Far East..

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"Hahneman also was home last Christmas, his youngest son said, and gave him fishing equipment from the Far East”

Found that Hahneman’s duplex home in Easton Pa has a rock stacked foundation - He was there shortly after NORJAK and IF he was Cooper that could be a place to hide any cash he managed to hold on to. Image of actual house basement, but the other side of duplex. Did the FBI search it?


Elephant in the room -

Witnesses agreed that “Cooper” was Latin/Olive/Mexican/Native American, no known high profile suspect matches that description except Hahneman. (or his brother)


Found another image of Hahneman June 1972.. Looks close to the latest revised sketch..
 
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Re: Suspects And Confessions
« Reply #3061 on: July 04, 2018, 01:37:36 PM »
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SUSPECT: Hahneman updates


Hahneman was home for Christmas 1971, apparently from the Far East..

media quote
"Hahneman also was home last Christmas, his youngest son said, and gave him fishing equipment from the Far East”

Found that Hahneman’s duplex home in Easton Pa has a rock stacked foundation - He was there shortly after NORJAK and IF he was Cooper that could be a place to hide any cash he managed to hold on to. Image of actual house basement, but the other side of duplex. Did the FBI search it?


Elephant in the room -

Witnesses agreed that “Cooper” was Latin/Olive/Mexican/Native American, no known high profile suspect matches that description except Hahneman. (or his brother)


Found another image of Hahneman June 1972.. Looks close to the latest revised sketch..

This appears to be the best suspect so far... But is this photo of the brother William, not Fred?  There's the marcelled hair, the latinness,...   I'm confused. Was Willaim also a hijacker?
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« Reply #3062 on: July 04, 2018, 01:58:19 PM »
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SUSPECT: Hahneman updates


Hahneman was home for Christmas 1971, apparently from the Far East..

media quote
"Hahneman also was home last Christmas, his youngest son said, and gave him fishing equipment from the Far East”

Found that Hahneman’s duplex home in Easton Pa has a rock stacked foundation - He was there shortly after NORJAK and IF he was Cooper that could be a place to hide any cash he managed to hold on to. Image of actual house basement, but the other side of duplex. Did the FBI search it?


Elephant in the room -

Witnesses agreed that “Cooper” was Latin/Olive/Mexican/Native American, no known high profile suspect matches that description except Hahneman. (or his brother)


Found another image of Hahneman June 1972.. Looks close to the latest revised sketch..

This appears to be the best suspect so far... But is this photo of the brother William, not Fred?  There's the marcelled hair, the latinness,...   I'm confused. Was Willaim also a hijacker?

That image is Frederick William Hahneman, in media referred to as Bill, William or Frederick.. 49 in 1971

His brother, also William, would have been 44 in 1971, William Henry Hahneman, was in Air Force, born in Honduras/half German and seems to have disappeared.

Primary Cooper suspect is Frederick William Hahneman but possible brother was involved.


Another pic of Frederick William Hahneman, clearly latin.. and marcelled hair
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« Reply #3063 on: July 04, 2018, 02:20:47 PM »
I'm rooting for you here Flyjack... I love this suspect.... Hahneman checks every box so far, especially the elusive physical descriptions of Latin looking and marcelled hair that have been dismissed by the Peterson crowd and most others.    There was a ton of wrongdoing back then, things that needed to be done yet wouldn't get official approval or even a chance of success with the bureaucracy, that the CIA had to do and we're sanctioned off record, and illegal as hell, and later would be thwarted if exposed.  Think Barry Seal, watergate, etc etc....  Someone has got to get Hahneman photos to Tina Mucklow and fast.   I nominate Bruce, maybe extend an olive branch and bring some bananas... :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:..  Kidding aside, good work on Hahneman, keep it up.
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Re: Suspects And Confessions
« Reply #3064 on: July 04, 2018, 02:42:10 PM »
How did Tina, Flo, and Bill never see pictures of this man?  He looks closer to the sketches than most.
 

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« Reply #3065 on: July 04, 2018, 02:55:13 PM »
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How did Tina, Flo, and Bill never see pictures of this man?  He looks closer to the sketches than most.

Hahneman claimed he was dying of cancer.. he may have thought that, but he did live another 19 years.

So, in his passport photo he looks much heavier in the face.. very different. Hahneman's face changed greatly.

I believe, he lost significant weight before May 1972 (likely before NORJAK), either due to cancer or a treatment. Lycopodium Clavatum found on the tie is a homeopathy cancer treatment.

NORJAK witness suggested "Cooper" looked like he had extra skin, like he had lost weight recently. aka turkey neck..

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« Reply #3066 on: July 04, 2018, 03:05:25 PM »
There is nothing from the FBI on Hahneman and they must have considered him as a NORJAK suspect.

Speculation,,

They have a legit reason to eliminate him and never disclosed. If so, did they also eliminate his brother?
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The CIA (and top level FBI) covered up NORJAK for a deal with Hahneman, likely a (rogue) CIA contractor. The FBI really pushed the "COOPER died in the jump" narrative. In 1972 the CIA was under heavy scrutiny for illegal activities...  the money was recovered a year later with no explanation.
 

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« Reply #3067 on: July 04, 2018, 03:19:02 PM »
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I'm rooting for you here Flyjack... I love this suspect.... Hahneman checks every box so far, especially the elusive physical descriptions of Latin looking and marcelled hair that have been dismissed by the Peterson crowd and most others.    There was a ton of wrongdoing back then, things that needed to be done yet wouldn't get official approval or even a chance of success with the bureaucracy, that the CIA had to do and we're sanctioned off record, and illegal as hell, and later would be thwarted if exposed.  Think Barry Seal, watergate, etc etc....  Someone has got to get Hahneman photos to Tina Mucklow and fast.   I nominate Bruce, maybe extend an olive branch and bring some bananas... :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:..  Kidding aside, good work on Hahneman, keep it up.

Tina wants nothing to do with 'Bruce Smith' - period! That could result in a law enforcement response. Why not go through Colbert or established channels? 

Why dont "you" take the photo to Tina and see what happens!  :rofl:
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« Reply #3068 on: July 04, 2018, 03:30:49 PM »
Tina may have a good reason to be evasive...
 

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« Reply #3069 on: July 04, 2018, 03:31:38 PM »
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How did Tina, Flo, and Bill never see pictures of this man?  He looks closer to the sketches than most.

Hahneman claimed he was dying of cancer.. he may have thought that, but he did live another 19 years.

So, in his passport photo he looks much heavier in the face.. very different. Hahneman's face changed greatly.

I believe, he lost significant weight before May 1972 (likely before NORJAK), either due to cancer or a treatment. Lycopodium Clavatum found on the tie is a homeopathy cancer treatment.

NORJAK witness suggested "Cooper" looked like he had extra skin, like he had lost weight recently. aka turkey neck..

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« Reply #3070 on: July 04, 2018, 03:32:24 PM »
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Tina may have a good reason to be evasive...

If you are talking about Smith and Cook, she does!
 

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« Reply #3071 on: July 04, 2018, 03:39:03 PM »
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Tina may have a good reason to be evasive...

If you are talking about Smith and Cook, she does!

OK, well beyond that.. she does..  TBD
 

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« Reply #3072 on: July 05, 2018, 01:10:06 PM »
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nobody is going to be taking over this forum...lets stay on topic and leave the insults at the door..I see enough of that on The Mountain News..

 

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Re: Suspects And Confessions
« Reply #3073 on: July 06, 2018, 11:40:08 AM »
Strange coincidences...

Found an unclaimed bank account legal notice(1979) for a "William H Hahneman" (Frederick's brother's name) at FIRST CAMDEN NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY located at BROADWAY AND COOPER STREETS, CAMDEN, NJ.

This is about 75 miles from William Frederick Hahneman's home in Easton Pa.

It is also only 9 miles from "Lankenau School for Girls" (German Lutheran) were Tina Mucklow went to school.


June, 1969
"NEW STEWARDESS - Miss Tina A. Mucklow of Lang- home recently was presented her stewardess wings by Northeast Orient Airlines, The daughter of Joseph E. Mucklow. 549 Wyoming Ave,, Miss Mucklow is a graduate of Lankenau School for Girls and attended McConnell Airline School , Minneapolis, Minn, She will he assigned to the airline home base in Minneapolis, St. Paul."


So, Tina and Hahneman(s) were from the same area, German background.. (Tina was also in Oregon before the TBAR money was found)

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Wonder if Tina had contact with one of the Hahneman's in PA or as a stewardess for Northeast Orient.. Frederick William Hahneman travelled often between PA and the Far East... Tina based in Minn would be on route..

I always thought it odd that she asked for and handled bundles of money, then returned it saying it was against company policy,, HUH? sounds like a cover story for possible prints found on the money.

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She claimed the packages of money had bank bands, but the TBAR money didn't??

 
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Re: Suspects And Confessions
« Reply #3074 on: July 06, 2018, 11:42:29 AM »
Hahneman hijacking: He jumped over Honduras with the ransom money but it was recovered a year later in Florida.

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demanded the money, jump suits, helmets, knives and 2,000 Benson and Hedges cigarettes. Then he parachuted from the plane over Honduras with-the money. Hahneman surrendered to the American, embassy in Honduras on June 3, admitted he was the hijacker but refused to tell authorities what he did with the money. -Although the Jacksonville FBI chief declined to answer a direct question, he indicated strongly that the money was recovered some place in Florida. and was "not at liberty to discuss" how or where the money was recovered.
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