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Jo's posts reminded me of the Soldier of Fortune court cases, where they were sued because of their classified ads. Remember how they used to advertise guys who said they would go anywhere, do anything? Always sounded like bullshit? Well there were a couple court cases where guys got nabbed, who actually did just that. Wives would call up, husbands would call up, etc. People got murdered. one case where they put a malfunctioning bomb on a plane. The feds really got involved on that one. Who would have thought? SOF ads, people got dead. Snowmman Industries is no longer hiring pilots or jumpers. I mean we're no longer advertising that. I mean there is nothing going on. No investigation needed. Move along.

heretic! blasphemer! meanwhile, I found a nice site that has all the current forest fire lookout tires in the area we like. Don't know about 1971. interestingly, none around BattleGround (no forests!) only two right around ariel/woodland. http://www.firelookout.com/wasw.html I went and visited the two called Devils Burn http://www.firelookout.com/wa/devilsburn.html (4 mi. N of Woodland, elevation 1803') and Powderhorn http://www.firelookout.com/wa/powderhorn.html (10 mi northeast of Woodland, elevation 2954') I crawled around both towers a lot. Not sure of what I was looking for. But then, I found it. look here on the tower for reference: http://www.firelookout.com/wa/powderhorn3.jpg On the bottommost stair platform, on the left, underneath the platform, scrawled on the wood with what appears to be charcoal, were the initials and date "D.W. 1966" But the weirder thing, was right under that..in a slightly different scrawl "D.W. 1971" I'm getting access to some portable ground penetrating radar gear. I think I may be on to something. When I know what I saw, and felt with my own hands: you can't deny that. (edit) Before you claim "liar" look at the history of that tower, on that url: "Established in 1931 with an L-4 cab, a 2-story 10x18' "smokehouse", built in the 1940's, was followed by a 20' wooden DNR live-in tower in 1960. It was scheduled to be moved to Clark College campus in Vancouver as an exhibit in 1970, but the project never happened."

hey is it just me? Georger has mentioned Labrys a couple of times here, and it always surprised me..wondering "why is he fixated on her?" I sort of laugh to myself when Georger mentions her, thinking Georger is generationally off-base, but now I'm wondering if I'm the one that's off base..

There are some people who believe you can't predict the future. I don't know how they deal with getting up in the morning. Good Coffee? In any case, I would remind the forgetful, how long ago I said "It's all about Slovenia" on these very pages. Today you can see "Once all the ping-pong balls were drawn in Cape Town, the U.S. ended up with the following first-round games: vs. England on June 12 in Rustenburg, vs. Slovenia on June 18 in Johannesburg and vs. Algeria on June 23 in Pretoria." I have total confidence that Orange1 did not cause Slovenia to be picked on my request. That would be cheating.

I got a $1M grant thru DARPA. I told them I was going to use modern social network techology to find Cooper. The first test was this red balloon test. http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/34303629/ns/technology_and_science-innovation/ It was won by an MIT team, led by a guy who never buys food...he steals bagels from the back of a grocery. They used a multilevel pyramid scheme, promising payout to everyone connected to the first report of each balloon. Sure they just copied a classic Ponzi scheme. But Ponzi works! US needs more Ponzi schemes...(edit) well it's not real Ponzi..I guess multi-level marketing..it's all kind of the same..in the end only a few make money. "The MIT team created a recursive schedule of payouts that capitalized on the depth of social networks. "The MIT Red Balloon Challenge Team is interested in studying information flow in social networks, so if we win, we're giving all the money away to the people who help us find the balloons!" the team said on its Web site. A formal online invitation system was created for recruiting volunteers. The participant who contributed the first confirmed sighting of a balloon was promised $2,000. The participant who recruited that finder would get $1,000. That person's recruiter would get $500, and so on down the chain." You can see that the strategy copies Snowmman Industries corporate vision. We're looking to use the demonstrated "Red Balloon" success, as a way of getting more money to unroll a similar plan in Afghanistan. Plus we'll be able to build more Starbucks there...so it's all win-win. Hey that reminds me: coffee stirrers: wood or plastic? What do people prefer? (hey: maybe I can teach the Ponzi class at MIT? ...I'll assign grades based on a Ponzi scheme..will they fall for it?...Hmm...if the "whole world" is part of the multi-level marketing scheme..who makes money..oh that's right, the creator of the religion! Snowmman Industries..ka-ching!)

Is this thing on? Hello! Duane is God! Send $5 for a bumper sticker. Helllo! Do I need to type louder? Hello? Can anyone hear ME? HELLO? HEEELLLL-OOOOHHHHHH....?? How come I can't hear anything? Is this where something jumps out of the bushes and eats me? HELLOOOOOO???? ???? Everyone's posts have been deleted, and Catherine Zeta Jones doesn't call anymore. HELLOOOOOOO!

thanks farflung. Good detective work. I was curious about the mention of Red Norvo on the sign. Red Norvo's name has curiously been kept out of this. Here's a good video with Red Norvo and Benny Goodman. Red is on the marimba, and Benny is on the clarinet. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jjmrxdU2uOg They're both pretty good. We know Duane could sing. Could he play the clarinet or marimba? The reason I ask: I was searching in a $1 bin in a Chicago music store, and I found this weirdly labelled CD. It seems to say it has some kind of confession. (attached). (edit) It also mentions "stuff". Your picture of Cooper in the audience with the Rat pack, may be the link between the CD, the confession, Norvo, the Rat Pack and Cooper. The team is trying to decode the data on the CD, although it appears well encrpyted. I also interviewed a guy down the road, who neighbors had said once claimed he knew who DB Cooper was. He was not forthcoming at first, but I will do a second interview, to see if I can more info. Apparently there's an old senile guy he knows, who came into some money in the '70s and built himself a shack in the woods. When I asked whether the guy had ever seen any nuclear weapons around the shack, he clammed up quick, which is pretty suspicious.

True story. You can see it at the link. I believe this Duane Weber was pretty similar to the Duane Weber that hijacked Flight 305. I don't know if this guy has paintings on his living room wall though. http://www.laweekly.com/2009-03-26/columns/on-the-president-39-s-list/ "When Obama takes questions from the crowd, he picks them in man-woman-man-woman order. For his last question, Obama points to a huge muscular man, Duane Weber. He has a mean, mad-dog look, and tells Obama he’s lost his job of 13 years at the Toyota plant. He fears he can’t get another job because he has a 20-year-old felony. Only when Obama tells Weber that his long work history proves he’s made amends to society does the man drop his mad-dog stare and finally smile at the president." (edit) Oh: I was wondering about Duane's porn choice again. Did Duane ever talk about Yank magazine or Candy Jones? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Candy_Jones

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Remember the Soviet Union? They decided to quit after Duane talked to them. For some, the left testicle is larger than the right one. For Duane Weber, each testicle is larger than the other one. Duane Weber did in fact, build Rome in a day. When J. Robert Oppenheimer said "I am become death, the destroyer of worlds", he was not referring to the atomic bomb. He was referring to the Duane Weber halloween costume he was wearing. As President Roosevelt said: "We have nothing to fear but fear itself. And Duane Weber." Duane Weber never owned a house. He walked into random houses and people moved. Duane Weber once went skydiving, but promised never to do it again. One Grand Canyon is enough.

Jo said "It will take someone like Snowmman to expose them." Sorry, not me. I named a price and three different government agencies paid in full. They even arranged the buy of those Polish airplanes, because I told them the Poles were complaining they were getting grief because everyone found out about the CIA black site they hosted. The Poles are happy now. (also gave them the phone numbers of some Icelandic girls....If Tiger had just married an Icelandic girl, instead of a crazy Swede, he'd be playing golf today) Hey talking about Sammy and car crashes, I remember a year or two back I was driving around and happened to cross the place where James Dean crashed his Porsche 550 Spyder in 1955. Sure, you might think, that since my car's speedo goes to 180 mph I felt the need to tempt fate. But no, I actually thought about how cool it was when Duane arranged the theft of the crashed car, so we could sell it to a collector for $500k. http://history1900s.about.com/od/1950s/qt/deandies.htm "Many Dean fans wonder what happened to the smashed Porsche. After the accident, the crumpled car was toured around the United States as part of a driver safety presentation. However, en route between two stops, the car disappeared. In 2005, Volo Auto Museum in Volo, Illinois offered $1 million to anyone who currently had the car. So far, the car has not resurfaced." I remember asking Duane why James Dean had "Little Bastard" painted on the back of the Porsche. Duane smiled, pulled on the Raleighs that always seemed to be in his hand and said: "That's what I used to call Dean. After a while, he liked it....There's something you learn selling insurance...Just dump enough shit on people, and eventually they fold and pay up...Just a matter of when."

377 reported "Duane also hung with the Rat Pack in Vegas. Sinatra's Strangers in the Night was really an inside joke referring to Duane's Norjack caper. Frank would sometimes drop the "s" on both ends of "strangers" when singing to the Mafia. They all knew what he meant and got a big kick out of it." good one 377. So good, it must be true.

This is a formal announcement that Snowmman Industries and Brad Niesluchowski have no working relationship going forward. Brad was a valued member of the SI team, in uncovering Cooper and Duane Weber evidence. However, we totally discount all rumors that we knew of the details of his activities or how he accomplished his tasks. As far as SI was concerned, we believed all his work was at home on his own gear. http://www.azcentral.com/news/articles/2009/11/30/20091130searchforaliens1202.html We are actively searching for a replacement. Key requirements are access to, I mean personal ownership of, large clusters of thousands of computers. Access to large labs, I mean personal ownership of large labs, is a plus.

The team dug up some more evidence: Was Duane ever actively involved in sock puppet theatre?

It looks like Duane to me. Did Duane ever talk much about killing people? Did he ever say how many he killed? Or why?

377 said " ...but the kickback pressure shutoff would prevent you from using a gas hose as a flame sprayer. " I don't know anything about gas pumps. All I know is the attached picture postcard fell of out Duane's bible when he was telling me the story. I picked it up and stuffed it down my pants. I didn't know what it meant, but I knew it had to tie in to something..cause I could tell Duane was the real deal, you know? Maybe he didn't tell all of the gas station story? Could he have buried some of the money there? He was there for a bit, because the cops didn't catch up with him immediately. Maybe there was some time for interaction with the waitress? Maybe he told her something?

I love that part where the cops were chasing Duane across the desert, and he has to stop for gas, and they think they have him, but he holds the gas pump nozzle up, and draws hard on his Raleigh, and they hesitate, because they think he's going to blow up the gas station, and then he lights the nozzle and sprays it like a flame thrower and jumps in the red thunderbird, and burns out, leaving the cops running for cover as their car explodes in flames.... and then the camera pans back to the gas station, where this local waitress, in a too-tight dress, looks out the door at Duane's getaway with a look that's half disgust, half wonder, but mostly longing. Duane hammers it into fourth, while lighting another Raleigh, and checking out the waitress in the rear view, all at the same time. God....Duane was the best.

Farf said: "I ordered a Number 2 and coffee." I call bullshit on this part of the story. There is no Number 2 at Waffle House. You order off the placemat. See attached. There are local variants, and of course the lunch/dinner version after breakfast. I left that off because most people are already familiar with that one. The rest of the story sounds right. (edit) Oh a good trivia question for SchlitzNGrins: "Can you order pancakes at Waffle House?". Answer: No. (A lot of DBC pretenders blow it by mentioning pancakes. DBC didn't get no pancakes. See FBI evidence).

I've been working on and off with Project DBbook, a somewhat black FAA/USAF project. They just published the findings on Sept 2, 2009. I forgot to mention it. http://www.amazon.com/D-B-Cooper-Jeppesen-Administration/dp/6130062702/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1259722362&sr=1-1 If people have difficulty getting the book, just send the money to 377 thru paypal. They published the new secret stuff about Duane Weber and how Jo has covered it up for 13 years. Some unauthorized photos also.

Jo: You should call Galen Cook, apologize, and ask him to help you tell your story on Coast to Coast. It'll be great! I bet 377 would even register in support.

Given the urgency of Jo's situation, and the depth of the coverup, there is only one conceivable plan. I sneak into the next big White House party, and tear off my tux showing a t-shirt that says "Duane Was Cooper". Sure I'll get tazed, but the world will know and justice will reign supreme. And Catherine Zeta Jones will call me. I even know what I'll blurt out as I'm wrestled to the ground. It will be on the cover of the Daily News the next day... "I did it for Catherine"

We dont really know who and what Jo is or what she is up to. Jo is telling you that you do not know who you are or what you yourself are up to. Believe Jo. I only believe posts that are in bold or red letters. Blinking is more ideal. Popups are good. The best are the little stuttered animations of women with long hair doing anything. Excuse me, there's an ad here where it looks like Catherine Zeta Jones is trying to call me. Here's what I don't get: There was all this consternation about TV when it came out, and how it was dumbing things down. How come there's not the same consternation about the Internet? Is it because you can type things in, therefore it means it's better than TV? Isn't the internet just TV with a keyboard?

G said "Morons never know they are morons." A complete tautology? Covers all cases of observer and observed. Should get the Orange1 stamp of approval?

Jo, a criminal? What evidence do you have? 377 Prove she didn't. The lack of that proof is all the evidence I need. I learned the rules of evidence from an internet forum.

3568 posts. One thread. One topic. I defy anyone to top that. Also, I can't be accused of repeating. I don't think anyone's posted "Snowmman, you already said that multiple times". I do repost, but only when there's evidence of Alzheimer's. (edit) I have 3 dogs already. No room at the inn.