IF... the Hawaii Clipper was hijacked by Japanese agents while it was enroute from Guam to Manila in the Philippines (both territories of the US in 1938) the most likely place that it would have been taken to would have been Palau.
Palau was part of the "Mandated" islands which were being...
Photos of parachutes, necktie, and other items left on the aircraft by the hijacker who called himself "Dan Cooper", along with composite drawings can be seen at the link below.
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https://www.historylink.org/Content/Media/Photos/Large/unused-parachute-given-as-random-to-d-b-cooper.jpg
Carlos Garrett was found Not Guilty of the murder of Nicole Willis in a 2014 trial.
The case, therefore, remains unsolved and open.
Carlos Garrett was found not guilty of the murder of 16-year-old Nicole Willis, who was found naked and beaten to death in 1989 in a vacant lot near her home in...
Photo of Garapan city Jail on Saipan as it exists today. The Japanese military used this building as a prison to hold Saipan citizens accused of various crimes, as well as some US Naval Aviators captured during World War II. A number of native Saipan witnesses claimed that two white persons...
Here are a few more Surplus Store advertisements from the late 1960's showing items Dickie had (or might have had) along with their prices.
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Dickie Huerkamp was described as last seen wearing a suit of gray coveralls, a pair of "Parachute boots", a red shirt, blue jeans, and a hunting cap. All or most of his outfit could have been purchased rather cheaply from an Army Navy surplus store - or via mail.
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