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witness Robert Gregory if we're being precise.
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his FBI files confirms this.
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Not a lot of meet on that bone. Makes me wonder why they chose him for DNA. Langseth? Sure.
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I compiled all of the 302's mentioning some of the more notable suspects (who aren't redacted) and put them all in one place. So, for example, every 302 mentioning Kenny is in a Kenny-specific PDF. norjak.org/suspects
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Funny moment between McNally and his “Tina”
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This is every 302 so far that mentions Cossey. Many in the batches were redundant copies, so I removed those. These are in chronological order as well....so you can follow his descent into bullshit. CosseyComplete.pdf
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released to whom? What was the narrative that would have changed anything? I'm not aware of any of this.
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So what does "front ran a massive search operation" mean? I'm not being dismissive, I'm genuinely curious what you're suggesting.
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What does this mean? Tina's family conducted a search operation? When? How would they have done this? Needing some details here because I can't recall ever reading anything about this.
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Was looking today to try and pin down exactly when the cabin lights were turned off and my conclusion is that Tina turned them off on her way to the cockpit. My thought process here: - Cabin lights off is part of his final instructions he gave Tina (after the chutes were aboard). It is listed in the middle of his don't go over 10,000 feet/flaps down instructions. - Tina's 302 mentions the lights being out during the section describing her moving toward the cockpit and closing the curtain. - Tosaw (whom I've increasingly found to be a very reliable narrator) says that Tina turned them off after closing the curtain.
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Lynse mentions that he didn't remember him wearing glasses (so this presumably would include wearing sunglasses). However, he doesn't say anything about his eye color. He likely just didn't pay attention to it. Why would he have? Williams doesn't mention anything about sunglasses one way or the other. I can't imagine him wearing them in the terminal. That would have called unnecessary attention to himself. I believe this passage from Flo's 302 indicates that he took his glasses off for a while after the passengers left.
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Interesting that even there, the FBI seems to be making the same mistake we have been making: that Flo was talking about Bing.
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I suppose I don't have to stare someone down to know essentially what they looked like if I was shown photos of a group of mine. It's still weird, I agree.
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I mean, maybe we should just take her at her word. Maybe she just kept her eyes front the whole time she was seated and was scared to possibly antagonize him by looking at him. Then later on when she's ferrying the parachutes and even when he offers her the money, he may have been purposefully not meeting his gaze during that time. Flo seemed to get the best look at him because her chief interactions with him all came from before he was a threat to her. Alice may have also got some decent looks at him since she no doubt glanced back there many times during the flight just to make sure everything was OK.
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It's like they forgot there were multiple composites. Nevertheless, her "adamant insistence" that the sketch was wrong was for Mr. Wavy Hair guy. I always assumed it was about Bing, but it wasn't since Bing didn't yet exist on Nov 25th when she made those comments.
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Rob Bertrand's DB Cooper screenplay "The Sky Way", which won several awards, is the one that I wish a big Hollywood movie had used. It's as close to the 302's as you could possibly get. The only fictional narrative that he inserts at all into that screenplay is that when Tina rejects the money from Cooper, he tells her that he's going to leave it in a safe place for her and whenever it is found she'll know that he lived. The last scene of the movie after Cooper jumps is a flash forward to Tina at her convent watching the Tena Bar money find on the news and just smiling or something like that.
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Doing more deep dives into the dates of the sketches and the comments we have, it seems that Flo's issue was with the initial sketch, not Comp A.
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Tina is essentially useless as far as the sketches are concerned. She liked them all except the "hoodlum".
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Tina is pretty consistent in her statements throughout the 302’s that she never got a good look at him. Always seems hard to believe, but perhaps she didn’t get a good look at him because she didn’t want to look at him directly for fear of upsetting him. She may have been doing the strategy where you look away from the perp if you’re being robbed so they don’t get agitated and think you’re trying to eyeball them. fwiw, the photo she’s looking at in this 302 is an unknown Canadian suspect.
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I'm a member and I can't see anything either.
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Tina - topcoat Flo - overcoat Alice - trench coat Hal - raincoat Bill - raincoat House - overcoat Frustrating. Alice's specificity makes me think it was more of a trench coat. A trench coat could be referred to as a topcoat or overcoat but I don't think anyone would call a heavy topcoat a trench coat.
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What to make of this.... This is the first instance I've found where Cossey says something contrary to the facts. Is this the beginning of Cossey's inconsistencies or is this perhaps the person writing the report getting this detail backwards?
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This is a hell of a front page with the car that rammed McNally's jet and the Cooper reference.
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“I got $500 in 1s. $2,000 in 10s. That was in a paper bag and when I saw it I told 4 stewardesses standing near me that this is worthless and not what I ordered. I gave the girls $1,500 tip after they said they'd not turn it in. They lied!! When I hit the ground I had $300 in my pocket.”
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"Moving like hell" Also came across this from an article on McNally a while back
