I'm loving this one:
"They said would-juh like to be DB Cooper and we could sell more books?"
Just gotta love the retracted facial muscles at the end of that statement.
Classic indication that someone is lying.
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Ya, after meeting TEd, I just assume he is lying, until I hear something that sounds true. It was this same type of arrogance which allowed him "not to sound like a hijacker"
Ya, me asking Ted to be Cooper would be redundant. (HE already had slipped and used the phrase "I" when referring to Cooper.)IT would be like asking Bush to be PResident. LOL
I got to tell ya, TEd is a good liar. He told me some flat out lies that I knew were not true, but, I left doubting myself. Until, of course, I checked my court records, arrest records, and confirmation with H-bach. Pathological.
Not only that, but, anyone knows what are the odds of finding the one suspect who just happened to call in to the FBI agent that night. 1 in 1,000,000. I'll bet ya, nobody else called in, saying "I dont' want ya to think I'm the hijacker".
Most people would have thought the guy would be caught. Why bother getting on the FBI radar?
Can't you picture a certain somebody on that plane.
Arguing with the pilot about the aftstairs.
Offering tips to the flight attendants
Offering them each a 2,000 pack to stay quiet.
Using their first names to intimidate them.
It's funny, every year, I get more and more confident.
As for H-bach, I really think he "got it" back in 2001.
I just don't think he is willing to admit it, to the public, or to himself.
It would take a HUGE man, to admit such a oversight, and I dont' see it happening.
In h-bach's defense, he could have easily lied to us, and told us that he checked out Ted's alibi, or that Ted had called in earlier, so, I do give H-bach credit for telling the truth about that, and meeting with people still trying to solve this case 30 years later.
Personally, I think H-bach pictured some old 47 year old guy, who smoked, and landed in the middle of nowhere. So, when Ted called, his first impression was that Cooper was still on that plane, how in the world could it be Ted. IT was actually a pretty good plan, but, after a day, it should have appeared to h-bach that Cooper had jumped well before Ted called, and had escaped.
It is called "tunnel vision" or "unwilling to change your mind", some people get an idea in their head, and regardless of the evidence, they will NEVER change their mind. I think that is what happened here, although I do think other scenario's are possible.
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