DaisyChains
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The more and more I read about that GP factory and the environmental concern it posed not just for what it produced, but also the environmental impact of the land/water surrounding the factory itself, I’m leaning closer and closer to a possible motivation of environmentalism on part of the UID - and even the woman who inquired about the plant weeks before the UID was discovered.
Perhaps she indeed was sent from an environmentalism group to see what plants in that area were accessible. She might have gone back to someone in their group, whether this be in person or some network that met through writing, and detailed what the worker said about the plant. The only thing is: I cannot see an environmentalist wanting to take a plane wherever they intend to stage some sort of potentially dangerous protest. Who knows. Maybe it wasn’t the UIDs claim ticket, but the ticket for someone they had picked up from the airport. We just don’t know.
But If it was their ticket, perhaps they were lured by a local to the area for a reason. Again, this woman would interest me of THATS the case.
Many people would hear of ideas of extreme environmental protest and carry them out alone, particularly before online networking made it easier to find like minded individuals to stage group protests with.
In June of 1987 particularly I came across a scholarly article written by Susan Dixon about the GP plant and neighboring plant and their impact on society and environment of the area. This plant was of concern to many at the time. But I wish I could read this woman’s article. She published it just before or around the time the UID is thought to have fallen in the boiler. Did the UID know this article or Susan? They both seemed to have interest in the plants in the area around the same time.
The social and economic impacts of a hypothetical closure of the Georgia-Pacific Plant in Bellingham, Washington (1987 edition) | Open Library
More info on Susan here. She seems quite influential:
Haymarket Books
the article was published by the Huxley College of Environmental Studies. Could the UID and/or mystery woman interested in the boilers have ties to this college???Publisher: Huxley College of Environmental Studies | Open Library
I keep looking for missing ppl with interests in environmentalism or at an extreme eco terrorism in 1987.
Perhaps an environmentalists partner pushed them on purpose and left them to die- bc their concern was more for the plant closing due to unsafe operations than one human’s life. Or they were too scared they would face legal retribution or had reason (prior criminal history, paranoia/distrust over govt agencies) to not seek help.
Or perhaps the UID jumped in themselves on purpose and intended to die and eventually be found in the same act of extreme protest.
The interest of the woman in how these boilers work around the time this UID fell into one is too much of a coincidence to be ignored. I think she had a reason for wanting that information and was sent for it.
WA state has long had friction between environmentalists and large corporations that have had little concern for their social/environmental impact on the state.
Perhaps she indeed was sent from an environmentalism group to see what plants in that area were accessible. She might have gone back to someone in their group, whether this be in person or some network that met through writing, and detailed what the worker said about the plant. The only thing is: I cannot see an environmentalist wanting to take a plane wherever they intend to stage some sort of potentially dangerous protest. Who knows. Maybe it wasn’t the UIDs claim ticket, but the ticket for someone they had picked up from the airport. We just don’t know.
But If it was their ticket, perhaps they were lured by a local to the area for a reason. Again, this woman would interest me of THATS the case. Many people would hear of ideas of extreme environmental protest and carry them out alone, particularly before online networking made it easier to find like minded individuals to stage group protests with.
In June of 1987 particularly I came across a scholarly article written by Susan Dixon about the GP plant and neighboring plant and their impact on society and environment of the area. This plant was of concern to many at the time. But I wish I could read this woman’s article. She published it just before or around the time the UID is thought to have fallen in the boiler. Did the UID know this article or Susan? They both seemed to have interest in the plants in the area around the same time.
The social and economic impacts of a hypothetical closure of the Georgia-Pacific Plant in Bellingham, Washington (1987 edition) | Open Library
More info on Susan here. She seems quite influential:
Haymarket Books
the article was published by the Huxley College of Environmental Studies. Could the UID and/or mystery woman interested in the boilers have ties to this college???Publisher: Huxley College of Environmental Studies | Open Library
I keep looking for missing ppl with interests in environmentalism or at an extreme eco terrorism in 1987.
Perhaps an environmentalists partner pushed them on purpose and left them to die- bc their concern was more for the plant closing due to unsafe operations than one human’s life. Or they were too scared they would face legal retribution or had reason (prior criminal history, paranoia/distrust over govt agencies) to not seek help.
Or perhaps the UID jumped in themselves on purpose and intended to die and eventually be found in the same act of extreme protest.
The interest of the woman in how these boilers work around the time this UID fell into one is too much of a coincidence to be ignored. I think she had a reason for wanting that information and was sent for it.
WA state has long had friction between environmentalists and large corporations that have had little concern for their social/environmental impact on the state.
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TIA
I really don't hear about much serious crime here...there was a man who died of suicide here and was an UID for a few months a few years ago , and a professor's husband who died of unspecified (not foul play-related) causes a few months ago, but I don't recall much else. Please let me know!
