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Re: Suspects And Confessions
« Reply #4770 on: August 12, 2021, 11:56:39 PM »
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Okay, Un-Sure. Bring me up to speed on Frankie. Please lay out all the details.

Check your email, circa 2018. Sent it to you and you scoffed. "Nah."
 

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Re: Suspects And Confessions
« Reply #4771 on: August 13, 2021, 04:30:15 AM »
Oy veh. Ya gonna make me work for it, eh? C'mon, it's hot as hell out here...

How about a concise listing of the evidence?
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Re: Suspects And Confessions
« Reply #4772 on: August 15, 2021, 08:01:01 PM »
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Here's something I posted on my Facebook group concerning Sheridan Peterson:

One of the more intriguing things about Sheridan Peterson relates to his coyness concerning the DB Cooper case and his prospective involvement.

I learned a lot about Sheridan during my investigation much of which I have never discussed publicly. Well, I’ll reveal an intriguing detail now.

Sheridan would occasionally post comments on the DZ  anonymously. One of the screen names he used was ‘812Shadow’. Unbeknownst to Sheridan, I knew that 812Shadow was actually Sheridan.

This is intriguing because the name 812Shadow clearly has some significance. More to the point, it may reference the fact that DB Cooper jumped at 8:12pm. Perhaps the name was another example of Sheridan being coy and surreptitiously saying that he was the “shadow” or enigma that jumped at 8:12pm? Or perhaps it referred to something else even more intriguing?

Specifically, I have stated that DB Cooper may well have been inspired by a skyjacker named Paul Cini who skyjacked an airliner and attempted—but failed—to jump mid-flight with the ransom and a parachute. This occurred a mere 11 days before DB Cooper’s skyjacking.

Why is this important? Because it just so happens that the flight that Cini skyjacked was Air Canada flight 812.

So, perhaps Sheridan was referencing flight 812 as the inspiration behind DBC’s skyjacking 11 days later? This is something that only DB Cooper would know.

Sheridan Peterson was a strange man indeed.

I'm not disagreeing with you about 812Shadow, but can you connect the dots on how you decided it was Sheridan?
Here are the 8 posts by 812Shadow

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ideally you'd have the password for the 812Shadow username at dropzone.com and that would have an email address associated with Sheridan.
 

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Re: Suspects And Confessions
« Reply #4773 on: August 16, 2021, 05:17:25 AM »
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Here's something I posted on my Facebook group concerning Sheridan Peterson:

One of the more intriguing things about Sheridan Peterson relates to his coyness concerning the DB Cooper case and his prospective involvement.

I learned a lot about Sheridan during my investigation much of which I have never discussed publicly. Well, I’ll reveal an intriguing detail now.

Sheridan would occasionally post comments on the DZ  anonymously. One of the screen names he used was ‘812Shadow’. Unbeknownst to Sheridan, I knew that 812Shadow was actually Sheridan.

This is intriguing because the name 812Shadow clearly has some significance. More to the point, it may reference the fact that DB Cooper jumped at 8:12pm. Perhaps the name was another example of Sheridan being coy and surreptitiously saying that he was the “shadow” or enigma that jumped at 8:12pm? Or perhaps it referred to something else even more intriguing?

Specifically, I have stated that DB Cooper may well have been inspired by a skyjacker named Paul Cini who skyjacked an airliner and attempted—but failed—to jump mid-flight with the ransom and a parachute. This occurred a mere 11 days before DB Cooper’s skyjacking.

Why is this important? Because it just so happens that the flight that Cini skyjacked was Air Canada flight 812.

So, perhaps Sheridan was referencing flight 812 as the inspiration behind DBC’s skyjacking 11 days later? This is something that only DB Cooper would know.

Sheridan Peterson was a strange man indeed.

What do you mean he failed?  Was he arrested during his attempt? Or your not sure?  You have to have balls to attempt something like that in Canada  They are tough there.  Now and then
 

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Re: Suspects And Confessions
« Reply #4774 on: August 16, 2021, 11:22:41 PM »
EU did you see my question about 812Shadow?
I was wondering how you decided 812Shadow was Sheridan. Your post didn't say how you drew your conclusion. You just stated your conclusion.

Is there more detail to share? Or is there a reason not to share more detail?
 

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Re: Suspects And Confessions
« Reply #4775 on: August 17, 2021, 04:43:25 AM »
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Here's something I posted on my Facebook group concerning Sheridan Peterson:

One of the more intriguing things about Sheridan Peterson relates to his coyness concerning the DB Cooper case and his prospective involvement.

I learned a lot about Sheridan during my investigation much of which I have never discussed publicly. Well, I’ll reveal an intriguing detail now.

Sheridan would occasionally post comments on the DZ  anonymously. One of the screen names he used was ‘812Shadow’. Unbeknownst to Sheridan, I knew that 812Shadow was actually Sheridan.

This is intriguing because the name 812Shadow clearly has some significance. More to the point, it may reference the fact that DB Cooper jumped at 8:12pm. Perhaps the name was another example of Sheridan being coy and surreptitiously saying that he was the “shadow” or enigma that jumped at 8:12pm? Or perhaps it referred to something else even more intriguing?

Specifically, I have stated that DB Cooper may well have been inspired by a skyjacker named Paul Cini who skyjacked an airliner and attempted—but failed—to jump mid-flight with the ransom and a parachute. This occurred a mere 11 days before DB Cooper’s skyjacking.

Why is this important? Because it just so happens that the flight that Cini skyjacked was Air Canada flight 812.

So, perhaps Sheridan was referencing flight 812 as the inspiration behind DBC’s skyjacking 11 days later? This is something that only DB Cooper would know.

Sheridan Peterson was a strange man indeed.

What do you mean he failed?  Was he arrested during his attempt? Or your not sure?  You have to have balls to attempt something like that in Canada  They are tough there.  Now and then

During the skyjacking, Paul Cini was subdued by a crew member who cracked his skull with a fire axe.
 

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Re: Suspects And Confessions
« Reply #4776 on: August 17, 2021, 07:39:30 AM »
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Here's something I posted on my Facebook group concerning Sheridan Peterson:

One of the more intriguing things about Sheridan Peterson relates to his coyness concerning the DB Cooper case and his prospective involvement.

I learned a lot about Sheridan during my investigation much of which I have never discussed publicly. Well, I’ll reveal an intriguing detail now.

Sheridan would occasionally post comments on the DZ  anonymously. One of the screen names he used was ‘812Shadow’. Unbeknownst to Sheridan, I knew that 812Shadow was actually Sheridan.

This is intriguing because the name 812Shadow clearly has some significance. More to the point, it may reference the fact that DB Cooper jumped at 8:12pm. Perhaps the name was another example of Sheridan being coy and surreptitiously saying that he was the “shadow” or enigma that jumped at 8:12pm? Or perhaps it referred to something else even more intriguing?

Specifically, I have stated that DB Cooper may well have been inspired by a skyjacker named Paul Cini who skyjacked an airliner and attempted—but failed—to jump mid-flight with the ransom and a parachute. This occurred a mere 11 days before DB Cooper’s skyjacking.

Why is this important? Because it just so happens that the flight that Cini skyjacked was Air Canada flight 812.

So, perhaps Sheridan was referencing flight 812 as the inspiration behind DBC’s skyjacking 11 days later? This is something that only DB Cooper would know.

Sheridan Peterson was a strange man indeed.

What do you mean he failed?  Was he arrested during his attempt? Or your not sure?  You have to have balls to attempt something like that in Canada  They are tough there.  Now and then

During the skyjacking, Paul Cini was subdued by a crew member who cracked his skull with a fire axe.

Wow.  I got my answer.  As usual from you Bruce.  Thanks.  You are the most welcoming member on this site. You are a great guy.  I really worry about all of you out there with this crazy heat and the fires. I feel terrible for the wildlife.  If DB Cooper is somehow still alive today,  I doubt he is in that area.  But who knows. 
 

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Re: Suspects And Confessions
« Reply #4777 on: August 17, 2021, 06:29:04 PM »
Yeah, DB Cooper may still be "at-large," as they say in LE. As if I didn't have enough to worry about with Q Anon crazies driving up and down the street....

Thanks DB Fan for your kind words. So far, those of us in Cooper Country are living a blessed life. Only a couple of days of smoke, as most of it is blowing YOUR WAY! Smile...

Fires are another story, as quick-moving shrub fires are just as deadly as the typical "forest" fire that one sees on the news. This is a new danger for those of us who live in the ex-urban areas outside of the suburbs and cities. Places like Amboy - a mix of pastures, tree lots, and small plots of wildlands. If these areas get a few sparks and have a strong wind, they can become a fierce fire storm. Kind of like a grass fire on the Great Plains. The flames and sparks are driven far downwind and can ignite lots of mobile homes, propane tanks, cars and vehicles, and quickly the whole neighborhood can become an inferno. Graham, WA, the next town over from me in Eatonville, WA, experienced a quick scrub fire last summer where ten homes burned in 15 minutes and the FD had to abandon them and set up a defensive perimeter a quarter-mile downwind to save the rest of town.
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Re: Suspects And Confessions
« Reply #4778 on: August 20, 2021, 09:47:51 AM »
So is this Thomas Cobert still hell bent that Rackstraw is Cooper? 
 

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« Reply #4779 on: August 20, 2021, 02:26:50 PM »
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So is this Thomas Cobert still hell bent that Rackstraw is Cooper?

Yes. Has teamed up with British media people. Is still calling agents trying to recruit them to 'come along' and join the circus.  Ask Smith! All travelers pass through Smith sooner or later ...
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« Reply #4780 on: August 23, 2021, 05:51:31 AM »
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So is this Thomas Cobert still hell bent that Rackstraw is Cooper?

Yes. Has teamed up with British media people. Is still calling agents trying to recruit them to 'come along' and join the circus.  Ask Smith! All travelers pass through Smith sooner or later ...

Bruce you mean? I will ask him.  He sure seems convince but then you have some that are convinced its Reca and even our poor old boy McCoy has many followers.  Rackstraw was too young.  That has pretty much been agreed upon.  Unless those girls were way off?
 

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Re: Suspects And Confessions
« Reply #4781 on: August 23, 2021, 09:42:01 PM »
Yeah, Georger always calls me "Smith," these days. Maybe it's a Brit thing? But sadly, he never calls me Cousin Brucie anymore. I think he is either disappointed in me, or still angry about something.

As for Colbert, yup, he's still fightin' the good fight for Airborne Bob.
 

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« Reply #4782 on: August 24, 2021, 12:16:47 AM »
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Yeah, Georger always calls me "Smith," these days. Maybe it's a Brit thing? But sadly, he never calls me Cousin Brucie anymore. I think he is either disappointed in me, or still angry about something.

As for Colbert, yup, he's still fightin' the good fight for Airborne Bob.

nothing personal at all - its the Brit thing. Just an impersonal reference espec when Im in a hurry, as I am right now. Schools opening (lots of problems , Covid Delta issues everywhere,  issues . . .   
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« Reply #4783 on: August 25, 2021, 12:25:56 AM »
Covid in Cooper Country

My county, Pierce County, which includes Tacoma - but not Sea-Tac airport - is reporting the worst numbers of Covid infections this week - greater than at any time in the pandemic. 40 or so new cases per day, with 3-4 deaths per day. The Gov has issued a mask mandate for everyone to wear one indoors, regardless of vax status. Maybe 40% of the population are wearing theirs. I'm selective - I'm wearing mine in the grocery store, but not in a diner. I usually sit way off by myself when I eat out, or out on the patio. But the world seems indifferent about it all.

More troubling, the tensions between the vax and unvaxed is escalating. The anger is mounting on both sides to the point where I have become fearful of violence. Friendships and long-standing relationships are fracturing all around me.

The realization that the vaccines are not making people bullet-proof - giving them the customary 100% immunity - is also sobering, adding to the tensions.

Add it all up, and people are beginning to hunker-down voluntarily. Restaurants are again half-empty or less. I walked into a Denny's yesterday for din-din and the waitresses out-numbered the guests 4-2. I haven't talked to Eric recently, but the chances that CC21 will be held are fading. Currently, I rate it 60-40, as Covid is worse in the very rural and conservative SW Washington. Clark County is a veritable hot spot.

On the good news front, the Yankees just won their 11th straight. Go Yankees. The Mariners are playing well, too. Go figure.
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« Reply #4784 on: August 25, 2021, 12:58:18 AM »
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Covid in Cooper Country

My county, Pierce County, which includes Tacoma - but not Sea-Tac airport - is reporting the worst numbers of Covid infections this week - greater than at any time in the pandemic. 40 or so new cases per day, with 3-4 deaths per day. The Gov has issued a mask mandate for everyone to wear one indoors, regardless of vax status. Maybe 40% of the population are wearing theirs. I'm selective - I'm wearing mine in the grocery store, but not in a diner. I usually sit way off by myself when I eat out, or out on the patio. But the world seems indifferent about it all.

More troubling, the tensions between the vax and unvaxed is escalating. The anger is mounting on both sides to the point where I have become fearful of violence. Friendships and long-standing relationships are fracturing all around me.

The realization that the vaccines are not making people bullet-proof - giving them the customary 100% immunity - is also sobering, adding to the tensions.

Add it all up, and people are beginning to hunker-down voluntarily. Restaurants are again half-empty or less. I walked into a Denny's yesterday for din-din and the waitresses out-numbered the guests 4-2. I haven't talked to Eric recently, but the chances that CC21 will be held are fading. Currently, I rate it 60-40, as Covid is worse in the very rural and conservative SW Washington. Clark County is a veritable hot spot.

On the good news front, the Yankees just won their 11th straight. Go Yankees. The Mariners are playing well, too. Go figure.

Good for the Yanks!  :bravo:   Guess it will be Cincinnati and the SOX next year at the Field of Dreams.

Add this to your collection:  fuel ticket for 305 the night of the hijacking. 3874 gal total:  $116.22 !  Can that be right?   :-\
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