From the article: "I have a suspect (William "Wolfgang" Gossett) who worked for the military, was a trained military parachuter, had special knowledge of aircraft and CIA operations in Southeast Asia, was obsessed with road flares, and retired from the Army at Fort Lewis, Wash. (near where the D.B. Cooper incident took place)...Cook maintains Gossett, a former ROTC instructor at Weber State who was 73 when he died in 2003 in Oregon, is the elusive hijacker. He described Gossett as the consummate chameleon who eluded authorities despite a string of highly visible jobs that included private investigator, radio talk show host and priest in the Old Roman Catholic Church."
To: Colofornian
It is an intriguing mystery.
I doubt that Cooper went to visit this lady and told her to shut up. That doesn’t make sense. Why would anyone do that, in person, no less.
2 posted on
05/23/2010 12:39:09 AM PDT by
nmh
(Intelligent people recognize Intelligent Design (God).)
To: Colofornian
$200,000 was a lot of money back then.
In 1970 the average income was around $10,000.
3 posted on
05/23/2010 12:46:38 AM PDT by
donna
(Purp-shirts are the new brown shirts.)
To: Colofornian
Since the guy died, couldn’t they examine his finances and see if he had this kind of money stashed away?
4 posted on
05/23/2010 12:50:09 AM PDT by
nmh
(Intelligent people recognize Intelligent Design (God).)
To: Colofornian
If you believe this please jump out of a jet at speed and get back to us.
5 posted on
05/23/2010 12:54:11 AM PDT by
Domangart
To: Colofornian
7 posted on
05/23/2010 1:21:25 AM PDT by
Liberty Valance
(Keep a simple manner for a happy life :o)
To: Colofornian
8 posted on
05/23/2010 1:25:50 AM PDT by
NaughtiusMaximus
(Mexico presents a more profound threat to our territorial integrity than Germany or Japan ever did.)
To: Colofornian
the more I think about this case, the more I think it is somehow connected to the JFK assassination!
9 posted on
05/23/2010 3:07:30 AM PDT by
Jaysin
To: Colofornian
"Janet has no reason whatsoever to lie, so I believe her story...." The problem with this is that some people will lie for no reason.
14 posted on
05/23/2010 4:27:38 AM PDT by
Grut
To: Colofornian
William Gossett
On August 4, 2008, Canadian Press reported that a Spokane, Washington, lawyer believes that the ransom money is stored in a Vancouver, British Columbia, safe deposit box under the name of William Gossett, a college instructor from Ogden, Utah, who died in 2003. Lawyer Galen Cook says that Gossett matches the sketches circulated by the FBI. Also, Gossett is alleged to have bragged to his sons about the hijacking and shown them a key to the safe deposit box.[52] Gossett is also said to have confessed to two people, including a judge and a lawyer, and his own son also believed his father to be the hijacker.[53] By fleeing from the country, Cooper would be out of law enforcement boundaries. (The value of this is unclear given Canada’s extradition treaty with the United States, though the current treaty came into effect five years after the hijacking.)
From Wiki
16 posted on
05/23/2010 4:36:29 AM PDT by
ltc8k6
To: Colofornian
D.B. Cooper ping.
17 posted on
05/23/2010 4:42:21 AM PDT by
6SJ7
(atlasShruggedInd = TRUE)
To: Colofornian
20 posted on
05/23/2010 5:40:40 AM PDT by
MeneMeneTekelUpharsin
(Freedom is the freedom to discipline yourself so others don't have to do it for you.)
To: Colofornian; All
ya’ll outta chat w/ just Lori about this.....
.. thee are knowns that would blow most here plum away
28 posted on
05/23/2010 10:43:33 AM PDT by
advertising guy
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